MSE Parents Club Part 9

ladybirdintheuk

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Feelie I would hope that CC would try harder if she knows PALs have been in contact.

Weezl or anyone that shops at the discount supermarkets - do any of them sell goats milk/cream/yoghurt? the milk is £1.34/£1.35 per litre in asda/tesco so if it works and we switch long term it's gonna be rather costly

Also random hypothetical (currently) question, what do we think of the name Beulah (bee-u-la) for a girl?

Are you planning a girl in the forseeable future Sami? I think it sounds pretty, but it would get misspelled and pronounced by everyone.

feelinggood wrote: »

Again giving up breastfeeding was mentioned.

I would tell 'em where to stick it if it were me. Are you still expressing, so that he can have EBM with the nanny while you are at appointments, or were you having probs with nipple confusion still? If so, have you tried doing EBM in a cup instead?

Sami_Bee

money_maker wrote: »

sami, to be totally honest about the name, I fist read it as Bleugh so I personally would not go for it sorry

:rotfl: maybe not for my possibly never going to exist daughter then!
I only know of it from the model on This Morning

weezl74 wrote: »

Never seen it in Lidl sami, but don't get to Aldi very often...

Is soya a possibility, the milk is 63p a litre which is a little better?

in short no
the reasons being I've heard scary things about phyto-estrogens in soya
I don't think Chris would like soya milk (I've had it and it tasted mingy and goats milk tastes the same as cows really)
and some beleive there is something special in the goats milk that helps the eczema over other non cow milks
Thank you though xx

feelinggood wrote: »

Its mainly the medication issue. The meds they want me on cause bad drowsiness though, so I'd have to stop co-sleeping. They don't 'get' that it is much easier and much less stressful to breastfeed and co-sleep. I find it really hard when LO cries, and as things are now he is a very happy baby.

I find the anxiety more of a barrier to getting to appointments than leaving Toby, he can go 2-3 (possibly 4) hours without a feed if I'm not around, or he is distracted.

OH is quite supportive of the breastfeeding now, having seen nephews being bottlefed over christmas.

ah I see i assume you've told them this but they just wanna shove pills in you to shut you up instead of actually tackling the real issues :rolleyes:

Glad OH is more supportive now

Just called the 'refuse helpline' and they have a hillarious message recorded by a woman in a proper wigan accent saying stuff about a 26 ton lorry being used 'owever some rooads deep with housing estates are stil trecherous so blah blah..

feelinggood_2

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

I would tell 'em where to stick it if it were me. Are you still expressing, so that he can have EBM with the nanny while you are at appointments, or were you having probs with nipple confusion still? If so, have you tried doing EBM in a cup instead?

I will start expressing when the Nanny is due to start, so I have some fresh in the fridge. I've got enough in the freezer (4000ml in mine, and 4000ml in my Mums) to last for a while.

Not tried a bottle for a while but he can drink out of a cup or beaker. Will see if he takes a bottle as it is a nice way to go to sleep, otherwise she can give him a cup of milk then take him for a walk.

I just get so fed up with asking and asking and asking for help, and nothing ever coming. So much is promised, but nothing happens. I used to have a Nurse who would come out to me and help with depression/anxiety management, but this new lady never offers to help with anything.

Sami_Bee

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

Are you planning a girl in the forseeable future Sami? I think it sounds pretty, but it would get misspelled and pronounced by everyone.

if I can get OH on board I have Tara's book about choosing the sex of the baby at the ready I think we'll have a gap closer to 3yrs though because I want a spring baby so thinking Ed being 2yrs 8-11mths rather than the 2yr 5mth gap the boys have (was aiming for 2yr 1-6mth gap with them)
I agree it would get mispronounced/spelled but seeing as all of us get our pretty damn simple names constanty mis spelt I'm not so bothered - I think the entire world becomes dyslexic when it comes to our names!

right just dashing to boots for my wipes :wave:

Buttonmoons

Planning baba numero 3 Sami?

I agree with MM though, not a name I'd pick, I read it as BELUGA, so if she was a bit chubby, the jokes would be a bit endless....

weezl74

Sami_Bee wrote: »

the reasons being I've heard scary things about phyto-estrogens in soya
I don't think Chris would like soya milk (I've had it and it tasted mingy and goats milk tastes the same as cows really)
and some beleive there is something special in the goats milk that helps the eczema over other non cow milks
Thank you though xx

Ah right! rice dream and oatly are only about 10p a litre cheaper so not a huge advantage there.....

I don't suppose there's a local farm shop where goats are milked is there sami?

also, this stuff is 94p at the mo, so that's quite good for the boys to have on toast?

weezl74

Sami_Bee wrote: »

if I can get OH on board I have Tara's book about choosing the sex of the baby at the ready

meh! tried it. But Kester has a willy

Millie's_Mum

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Whatcha been doing IRL MM??

I was visiting RL mummy friend. (The one who is having a christening on sunday in my moany post the other day. Cinderella shall go to the ball)

Since lunchtime been dealing with vomit central.

Sami The Beulah is an old, large not very nice and a bit rough pub in Leeds (quite well known in yorkshire) so ok as long as you can guarantee she is never going to cross the border.

weezl74

Millie's_Mum wrote: »

Since lunchtime been dealing with vomit central.

poor you

and re your nice comment earlier, :A T'whit t'woooo

jillie1974

scans can be wrong....
or was it a 'yes thats definitely a boy' lol!!