MSE Parents Club Part 9

csh_2

annielove wrote: »

Ill be even closer to you when I go back to work, but am planning on winning lottery this weekend.:rotfl:

No its my turn this week!!! Where do you work?

emlou2009

Dribblekitten wrote: »

How much ready brek do you give? We've been doing 2 heaped dessert spoons (instead of 5 on box) and she struggles with that, with weetabix, she'll have about 1/2 of 1! Isn't it funny how much little boys and girls seem to differ in their appetites? Must grow out of it though as I eat like a horse all the time!

He has the equivalent of half a 7month+ size jar of ready brek! My boss's boy is 6 weeks younger than Seth, and he barely eats anything but still chugs down bottles every 3 hours! They know what they want, dont they!

annielove_3

Got 2 DD 12 and 8 and DS 8 months think ill try and make myself one of those fancy things later on if its easy to do it, will make it easier for other people too.

annielove_3

csh wrote: »

No its my turn this week!!! Where do you work?

Is it safe to say ill let you guess big contact centre my side of bridge but only just and they also got one your side of bridge. Have you guessed yet?

csh_2

annielove wrote: »

Is it safe to say ill let you guess big contact centre my side of bridge but only just and they also got one your side of bridge. Have you guessed yet?

Is it a bank? I'm rubbish at knowing where things are!

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Going to check my BMI, but I prefer the measurement of "my belly sticks out [this far] over my trousers" to see how I'm doing.

:rotfl: But you can't make a nifty spreasheet to calculate that for you.

chopsticks wrote: »

General stuff - I'm glad the March babies are still having morning and afternoon bottles. When I saw the HB last week, she told me I should be trying to drop them and only keep the early morning and bedtime bottles but to make sure she still has at least 600ml of milk a day. I know the milk is in cheese, yoghurts, mashed potato, on her weetabix, etc but I don't think I'd be able to get 600ml into her from just two bottles and food each day. Besides, I don't think Caitlin will give those two bottles up very easily just yet!

We only went from five to four breastfeeds at 13 months (and only went down to two feeds when she was almost two).

csh_2

SusanC wrote: »

We only went from five to four breastfeeds at 13 months (and only went down to two feeds when she was almost two).

Hi Susan, I seen last night you were hoping to try for baby 2 when Alice stops feeding, just wondering, are you letting her stop on her own or encouraging her off it?

Buttonmoons

The nursery nurse trainee chick at Bop's nursery (she's 18 or something, looks older than me) really bugs me. She dotes over 1 little girl in particular, making paper roses for her hair etc, and Keira is like "Where is my pretty flower?" and she keeps calling her "abbie"

That's not her flippin name :mad: and she should know it as she has been there since she started there in September, also she should be wearing decent clothes, like Tshirt at least, not low cut tops, I had to delete a picture I took of Keira seeing Santa cause her baps were hanging out in the pic.

END RANT.

Actually no, LEARN HER BLOODY NAME !

Ahhh, its cold outside.

Em, Keira only eats one weetabix but sometimes she asks for 2 but It's hard to tell how much of it she has eaten because it goes to gloop

Becles

csh wrote: »

Is mine the only baby clinic that weighs them with clothes?
We do nudey weighing at checkups with the doc but weekly weighings are done with clothes. I always dress K in the same stuff: vest, socks and babygrow so I get a good indication of weight.

It's always been a full strip for mine. The weekly session is called "weigh, stay and play" and they have a mat out with toys so you can play and chat with the other Mam's and babies. You put your name on a list and strip baby off down to vest and nappy, then they play until it's their turn to get weighed. You just slip the nappy and vest off for that and put it back on, then dress them at leisure on the mat. It's always boiling hot and in a room in the middle of the building, so no dangers of babies getting chilled!

annielove_3

csh wrote: »

Is it a bank? I'm rubbish at knowing where things are!

No see they things people have on the outside walls of their house's, think I have just totally gave it away now lol.

Buttons- I agree not appropriate but am laughing so hard at baps.