MSE Parents Club Part 9

money_maker_3

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

Lucky you, Dylan! I love Wotsits!

Eating develops the muscles used for speech afaik so they ST may have some exercies for him.

PS: how is your bum?!

xx

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

Sami_Bee wrote: »

just to say, as you know Ed is same age basically and is 'normal'(as can be with me as a mum lol) and he has so far actually eaten some brocoli seeds and a tiny weeny bit of cucumber. So if you want to ignore them I support you
Also I'm 99% sure organix crisp-a-likes dissolve like wotsits but have no random crap and salt in them so maybe worth a look (although I'd kinda like the idea of having to eat most of a pack because otherwise they'd go chewy mmm wotsits!)

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 !!

elle_gee wrote: »

MM, we saw a SALT when Rhys was struggling to feed orally. They were really nice (mostly - apart from her telling me he'd *never* bottle/breast feed.. HA :rolleyes:) and offered to come back again when we got to weaning if he struggled, so there must be some help they can offer.

Organix also do tomato and sweetcorn (separately) wotsit type snack too

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

BrunoM

Elijah has one weetabix as part of a meal quite often, he is usually pretty demanding about getting variety though. He's quite a lot older than yours but I wouldn't try to feed him two, instead it would be one, some raisins, a piece of apple, a biscuit, some cheese... etc. Maybe I should try him on two!

BeenieCat

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.

csh_2

Speech And Language Therapist I think MM x

Buttonmoons

No the kid isn't one she knew before starting there, probably because the child is a bit clingy and latches herself to her? Not sure, but she shouldn't be making things for one child and not others! It's not the first time either.

Nope no uniform, she is normally in her uggs, leggings, low cut top and cardi. SHE DRESSES LIKE I DO (except I can't afford uggs, and I don't walk around (usually) with my baps falling out) HOW CAN A STUDENT AFFORD UGGS ANYWAYS!!

I don't even care much about the flower thing or even her boobs, because they are nice boobs at least, it's the name thing!!

I bawled out BYE KEIRA when I left, but not sure she heard. She is clearly getting Keira confused with Abigail, only other girl in her class with a simlar name, but she looks nothing like the girl except they both have dark hair? For one, Abigails, hair is too her bum (much to Keira's envy) and she's about a foot taller! Even I know all the kids names and I only see them about 5mins per day.

Bah!

weezl74

good to see you mm. I called Halifax mortgages this morning and thought of you! when you're back can I have your direct number then you can make all my mortgage tweaks and queries for me? :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

Sugar are you around? any suggestions of presents for FIL?
He's 50 on 16th, is rather well off, works away in Edinburgh in the week (travels by train) likes to drink wiess bier/champange/wine is a season ticket holder for Wigan athletic is going on another (!!) skiing trip in a couple of weeks.

Passed presents we've got him are a selection of wiess bier, expensive champers, "Dad 1" footy shirt.
All I can think of is getting another shirt (last one was 3 or 4 yrs ago) saying Dad/Pops 50 (as Chris calls him Pops)

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