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MSE Parents Club Part 9
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see, i'm probably making more of an issue than it actually is.
we eat a lot of chicken dishes. mainly chicken in sauce (jars, not homemade) with pasta or rice. spag bol, stirfries etc. we like chilli and we do eat pork (chops not a joint). i'll eat any veg DH will have some but wont eat a normal roast dinner. he wont eat things like a stew or caserole. things that i could make for the 3 of us...iykwim
have read a bit on the annabel k website. will sign up fo the hipp one though, did get some stuff from cng the other week too.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
what an awful neighbour keely. hope LO is ok'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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jillie1974 wrote: »i like the sound of BLW but as DH wont eat mash or any veg may not be practical as it would mean always cooking 2 meals.
Do you have one of these too? Marley will only eat potatoes without peel; mashed carrots; processed peas; finely chopped onion and mushroom. No other vegetables. :rotfl: :rotfl:
I'm not doing BLW as Andrew's not ready for grasping stuff and putting it into his own mouth, so I'm going down the puree route. He just had a teaspoon of baby rice (mixed with EBM) mixed with a large teaspoon of apple puree, and he loved it. I cooked up two apples earlier and I've frozen the rest as cubes. He'll be on apple for another two days, then I'll do him some carrot puree for a change.
I'm kinda using the NCT book on weaning as a rough guide (got it from the library), but I have to remember to down-scale the portions as Andrew is still only half the size of the average weanable baby!
He's still taking all his current amount of EBM (6x100ml) and we've decided to wean instead of trying to get him to increase his milk intake. It'll be interesting to see what weight he's gained at his next weigh-in on Friday.:heartpuls Mrs Marleyboy :heartpuls
MSE: many of the benefits of a helpful family, without disadvantages like having to compete for the tv remoteProud Parents to an Aut-some son
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Keely, she sounds awful. Even if it was you who reported her, criminal damage isn't the way to get her point across. Poor you, hope you and Elliot both feel better soon.
Sympathy for me too please. I've broken a tooth:mad:. Why do these things always happen when I can't get to some help. Its a Saturday, I'm snowed in and the car is still at the garage waiting for snow to melt so I can go and get it.
It probably happened to teach me not to be such a pig, I was making quite a meal out of a big tin of Heroes but now the sharp bit is rubbing my tongue and it hurts
xxxCross Stitch Challenge member 11 - May challenge well under way
Very proud mummy to Gorgeous baby girl - 29/09/09 :j
Thanks to all who directed me to Quidco - £289.30 since Nov 09 :beer:0 -
awww keely thats not right .. but im guessing shes not willing to listen some people are just not right in the head ((hugs)) to you and ((gentle hugs)) to poorly munchkin xx
Still searching .....:)
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LOL, Rhys smells like Opal Fruits! He's just woken up.. he nodded off on OH after eating strawberry yoghurt and it's all over his top (what you get for leaving Daddy in charge!
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Jillie, there's Heinz too - good for vouchers for biscottiAs for the chicken, i'm guessing it's kind of stirfried before you add the sauce? You can take some out of the pan for Kian once it's done and before you add the sauce
*hugs* Keely
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right looked further in to this life insurance thing and the only way philip will get anything is if i write a will so will have to sort that out x
Still searching .....:)
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Ouch Harley - hope you can get to a dentist soon. I hate that, because you can't stop poking it with your tongue and then your tongue hurts too and.... urgh. Feel better.
What a crazy lady keely. Did you tell her it wasn't you? Hope LO gets better soon.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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searching_me wrote: »right looked further in to this life insurance thing and the only way philip will get anything is if i write a will so will have to sort that out x
Did you see Susan mentioned the DIY will kit from WHSmith earlier? Might be worth looking into as a money saver. I think the solicitor we're using costs £150 but it's free because we're both union members.0 -
SM- here is one of my many policies lol
100k for £5ishpcm. Its just a 10 year policy not whole of life and only pays on death ie you don't get anything back if you manage to avoid the grim reaper
http://www.quidco.com/insurance/life-insurance/confused-com-life-insurance/0
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