MSE Parents Club Part 9

elle_gee

money_maker wrote: »

.. Whats a SALT ??
and to her telling you he would feed
tomato and sweetcorn sounds plain wrong _pale_

csh wrote: »

Speech And Language Therapist I think MM x

What csh said


ETA: My mum left after an hour.. she obviously got the hint from my lack of talking

csh_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Thanks re. the cotbed, i better get a move on and get some moolah together then :eek: Ex won't even consider contributing, think CSA is the only way with him - not gonna rely on him after all the messing around he did when i was pregnant, he's the reason i don't already have a cot! If he does contribute then it'll just be an unexpected bonus (and i might die of a heart attack if he did :rotfl:). This is the moron who is living completely bill-free with mummy and earns £200 a week but somehow never has any money

Anyway i was looking here http://www.asda.co.uk/corp/baby/instoreevents.html
Am i right in thinking the list on the right is where they're doing this stuff, because it snot fair My nearest is Gateshead and i only wanted my car seat checking, although the hand painting looks cute.

If you click on the store it tells you what they are doing, Darlington has hand painting but no car seat checking

ETA: gateshead only has hand painting too?

BeenieCat

Omg csh i'm an idiot :rotfl: I didn't see that section of the list, just saw large stores then Scotland and Wales :rolleyes: Doh

csh_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Omg csh i'm an idiot :rotfl: I didn't see that section of the list, just saw large stores then Scotland and Wales :rolleyes: Doh

Its really not that clear tho! Not a single store in Scotland doing photos! Discrimination!!!!!!

Mazcabs

Sami_Bee wrote: »

random question for OS'ers do you know how so make cookies really gooey and yummy like the ones you get from dominos pizza?
I made some cookies yesterday but they were quite dry so I couldn't decide less flour/more egg/more butter

OH made biscuits with Henry yesterday - how weird is that

csh wrote: »

It was nude here with my DD 13 yrs ago but so many others are nude still. I personally don't see that stripping a wee baby, esp in the middle of winter can be of any benefit

Think its nude till 2 here as well.

Right sorting list of bits to get in baby events over next couple of weeks - so many to go to:j. Anyway I have one small pack of pampers size 1 nappies left and was going to change up to size 2's as LO is now over 10lbs. I have 2 large (62 in each) pampers packs and wonder whether to get some size 3s next or just get size 3's in the active fit? Sami you are always good for answers to questions like these?

Sami_Bee

jillie1974 wrote: »

morning all!

totally forgot we were meant to go to mummy/toddler group this morning. was looking forward to it as well. must put reminder on wall so i dont forget next week.

i hate hate people calling peeps by the wrong name BM. i'd have said something by now. next time is she says 'abbie did this' go 'who?' she might get the message then. do they not have a uniform top? they all have that near me.

made Kian's appointment for next jabs. poor thing.

FIL shortens Kian's name to 'key' really gets on my wick!! i just roll my eyes when he does it!! !!!!!! its KIAN not KEY!!!!

I was always forgetting groups, it's so annoying when you look forward to them isnt it.
On the name thing; in RL I insist that Chris isn't called Chris I spent the first year of his life growling CHRISTOPHER!! everytime anyone dared to say Chris :cool: they got the message!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Benjamin eats 1 weetabix with no problem but can't manage 2 (although Sami is right that I did try him with 2!!)
He has a weetabix, 2 fromage frais and some fruit for breakfast when he is with me (a satsuma, a whole pear, about 8 grapes or 6 strawberries). He will eat fruit until it comes out of his ears!


We get rudey nudey for weigh ins too - the only problem is that they put some of that paper on the changing mat which just gets all crunched up as you wrestle with the clothes!! We do big boy sitting up on the scales now too!


Sami - I thought we established that fibre wasn't a problem for babies? When Krystal said before about brown bread we had a look and it was fine

I'm sure it's not a problem as such but shouldn't be as big a part of LOs diet as they need fat for energy where as grown ups need starchy stuff for energy IYSWIM

money_maker wrote: »

Thanks hun not sure how long we have to wait though :rolleyes:
bum is still very sore



Thats what I thought, but you know, 'they' know best :rolleyes::p I will just keep trying him, he will eventually start to love food as much as the rest of this family !!



Whats a SALT ??
and to her telling you he would feed
tomato and sweetcorn sounds plain wrong _pale_

its tomatoe crisps and sweetcorn crisps - they are quite nice, carrott ones are a bit poop, just ask 3's mum :rotfl:Chris force fed her them at the picnic in the summer

BeenieCat

csh wrote: »

Its really not that clear tho! Not a single store in Scotland doing photos! Discrimination!!!!!!

I see Wigan has everything, methinks Sami's been fluttering her eyelashes :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

BeenieCat wrote: »

Omg csh i'm an idiot :rotfl: I didn't see that section of the list, just saw large stores then Scotland and Wales :rolleyes: Doh

you can find out if your local council can check your seat here Local Car Seats Help and Advice

Mazcabs wrote: »

OH made biscuits with Henry yesterday - how weird is that



Think its nude till 2 here as well.

Right sorting list of bits to get in baby events over next couple of weeks - so many to go to:j. Anyway I have one small pack of pampers size 1 nappies left and was going to change up to size 2's as LO is now over 10lbs. I have 2 large (62 in each) pampers packs and wonder whether to get some size 3s next or just get size 3's in the active fit? Sami you are always good for answers to questions like these?

ooh biscuit copying
We only used 1 box of size 2's then Ed went straight into sz3 baby dry/super dry as cheaper and more absorbant than new baby
Chris is allergic to active fit so I just avoided them for Ed too but IIRC active fit are more expensive than the dry ones

Sami_Bee

BeenieCat wrote: »

I see Wigan has everything, methinks Sami's been fluttering her eyelashes :rotfl:

LOL maybe my BMF (best mummy friend) she lives right next to it I'm right on the edge of wigan so my local asda is actually in bolton

searching_me

you know your all unlucky to have hv coming round havent seen one since jayden was 12 weeks x