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MSE Parents Club Part 9
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Really really unhappy with DH right now. He said to me earlier, when discussing DS2 and this school situation, 'at least I'm doing something for him, not like you!' because he phoned the educational psychologist yesterday after work and I didn't even though I knew about the situation longer then he did. I told him he could go !!!! himself and that next time when he (DS2) is throwing up at 1am or coughing or has sore feet, I'll remember that I do nothing for him.
Then I eventually realised I wasn't going to get an appology and a 'I didn't mean it like that' was all I was going to get, the EP phoned back and reccomended the school with the ASN unit but we had to concider how much speech he would be exposed to from other children (very little) and that he would have to get a taxi there and back, I got yelled at for wanting to send a 5 year old to school on his own in a taxi. He wants him to go to local school with someone with him to help him at all times, but it just won't happen. I know he is upset about it but he's taking it out on me. I can't help that the system is !!!!!
I'm really, really fed up and need chocolate and crisps and a bubble bath and grape juice and a hair cut and a poo0 -
Aww Tia.... ((Hugs)) Kick him in the nuts!A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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and some beleive there is something special in the goats milk that helps the eczema over other non cow milks
I'm buying goats milk at the moment for Jack! It's better for puppies as it contains more calories and nutrients for growing, and it's gentler on a pups tummy than cows milk. Not sure any of that is applicable to Chris though! The cheapest I've seen is £1.28 for Tesco own brand, but it's often out of stock so I have to buy St Helens for £1.34. He drops his milk feeds when he's 4 months old, so not long to go!You've got to give her credit for creativity though. If Alice moans without good reason and won't stop then I just walk faster while holding her hand and then she doesn't have enough breath to carry on moaning.
You sound like me! I grip my hand around Charlotte's wrist so she can't slip her hand out of mine and walk quickly. She hates it! If she's misbehaving when we're out, all I have to say now is "walk properly or I'll have to drag you along by the wrist" and she starts walking nicely againI'm really, really fed up and need chocolate and crisps and a bubble bath and grape juice and a hair cut and a poo
My friend always imagines setting fire to people's hair when they make her cross. I know it sounds weird but it works! I'm imagining DH's hair on fire for youHere I go again on my own....0 -
Tigs...I dont think that weight gain sounds too bad. There were a few times when Rose only put that amount on and it was never queried.
Tia....sorry i dont know what to suggest but didnt want to not send you hugs
Bruno, think i forgot to congratulate you on becoming an uncle, meant to earlier.
Ouch on all the biting going on. That must hurt!!
Ive just helped my 16 year old get ready for a fancy dress party. She's gone as Batwoman/ Catwoman, not sure, but it scares me. She looked so beautiful but so grown up xDS Anthony Steven 07.06.92DD Becky Emma 24.01.94DD Rose Grace Jean 12.05.090 -
awwww tia thats not good sweetheart ((hugs)) x
Still searching .....:)
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(((Hugs))) Tia, I had this fight 10yrs ago. But I did manage to get him into the local school as they were so supportive. As for DH !*?!??**!!!........etc.Too many children, too little time!!!0
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Tia poke him in the eye.
And eat some Weetabix for your last problemOrganised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Really really unhappy with DH right now.
I'm really, really fed up and need chocolate and crisps and a bubble bath and grape juice and a hair cut and a poo
Oh poor you. It is annoying when they think the logical way to make themselves feel better is to take it out on youDH has had a crappy week and was being grumpy at me on the phone - was going to the pub, so I told him to get a taxi home (normally he isn't allowed). Will call him a a mo and tell him he has to take his temper out on someone he doens't love instead, then leave his work worries behind so we can all have a good weekend :rotfl:. (Well, am calling him to tell him Izzy is asleep and pass on a message from my dad, but I will tell him that too!)
And I'm sorry, but your list at the end made me :rotfl:. I cut Izzy's hair the other day, maybe I can do yours too.
Anyway, need to clear up the mat from Izzy's teatime mess, wash up, hang washing out and think about some tea. Back in a bit!Isabella Molly born 14th January 2009
New challenge for 2011 - saving up vouchers to pay for Chistmas!Amazon £48.61 Luncheon Vouchers £240 -
Ok, I give up, will be back later as I'm not destined to get 2 minutes to myself. XXXToo many children, too little time!!!0
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