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MSE Parents Club Part 9
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Jakesmummy wrote: »motm, i noticed you said you were from devon, we'r having a little break there in march!! any recommendations of any good days out? hope your poorly girl is feeling better btw,
Sidmouth is a good day out. Depends on the weather. March may be a bit cold still. Torquay's coastal zoo (living coasts) is quite good too.
http://www.lotstodo.co.uk/index.asp will give you some ideas
Daughter is slowly improving, thanks. Think she's given something to me though
Hope you are well?I'm exhausted - I think I shall take a shower and retire to bed to read and occasionally jab Husband with a toe because I have a very odd way of showing my love. I meant to do the dishes, but I'd have to put away the last lot and I don't wanna. Goodnight lovelies, big hugs for all littlies, a sneaky slice of birthday cake for MM and a big wet raspberry for feelie's NCT ladies and MOTM's OH's ex-practice manager and daughter's teacher. And another for anyone else I should be feeling angry at.
And breathe
Sounds like the best possible outcome you could have hoped for. (The work bit that is - not the ill daughter obviously.)
Lucy is happy with it. Silly girl feels guilty for woman losing her job though, but as I advised her, she didn't have to be mean.0 -
Ooh is it this Wednesday? I can come if you two are.
And yes, where is Mel?
Mel has been on and has been busy decorating.
Sami's not going - it's toooooooooooooooo early!
OH is getting a phone delivered Weds so I will need to stay in now.
Got a letter about an open day at Holiday Inn Chester South - 7th March I think.
You up for the Trafford Centre?A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0 -
I forgot until just now, was visiting DD today on walked into town. We passed a craft shop so I went in to have a look and they had cards made up to buy looking remarkably like the nasty one I received a couple months back. It's literally round the corner from my ex's flat, hmmm!!!!!!!!!Too many children, too little time!!!
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Jakesmummy wrote: »
motm, i noticed you said you were from devon, we'r having a little break there in march!! any recommendations of any good days out? hope your poorly girl is feeling better btw,
Oooo, where are you staying???
Too many children, too little time!!!
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My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »I was thinking a gregs sausage roll and a bottle of tea


I would have said around 9 weeks if pushed
She is beeyyoooteeefull though, I agree 
Okay, well maybe you can
I still have baby brain :cool:Mine is still mush and unable to remember anything x DS Anthony Steven 07.06.92DD Becky Emma 24.01.94DD Rose Grace Jean 12.05.090 -
Right laydees, ( and MOTM and Bruno ) im off to bed now. Dont natter too much and sending sleepy baby vibes xDS Anthony Steven 07.06.92DD Becky Emma 24.01.94DD Rose Grace Jean 12.05.090
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Beenie, EEEEPPPP!!!! at the pork, I would have cried!
The grooming kit... humm.... yes and no... will you use the stuff in it? A brush is £3.50 in boots so if you will use something else, is that a thermometer? Then yes
I may have to look in asda for one.Definitely off to bed now - I've just been posting admiration on the babies-born-in-August-2009-forum I frequent. There's one baby who's 26lbs at just under 6 months :eek: the mummy posted a nappy picture and he's ripply dimply unhealthy looking cellulitey fat all over and only about as tall as Molly, who's about 5lbs less and exactly average. I've no idea how that even happens - surely babies can't get to be obese?
Anyway, I shall head off to bed. Goodnight again, lovelies
My little cousin was obese, couldn't walk till she was 2 after some strange reaction to baby milk, she had failure to thrive when breast fed then was put on prescription milk, her weight got to normal by 6 months then she was changed to regular milk and her weight went mad. Tried a few different milks but nothing worked. And she wasn't over fed, she was on a strict oz per day thing, meals planned out. She now has a thyroid problem but is normal weight and has been since she went to primary school.0 -
Oooo, where are you staying???

at the haven site in devon cliffs (thanks to your linkie last week btw!) do you live down there as well? its a 5hour drive for me to get there:eek: but am looking forward to it now ive got my new car (sad i know lol)
thanks for that link motm, have saved it in my favourites for nearer the time:cool:0 -
hi everyone,
hope you are all well. so sorry to hear you had such a pants birthday MM.
i'm a shattered. still up 3 times a night with LO (although she is going to sleep on her own - a struggle tonight though) and work is flat out. where do the nights go with working and having a baby?????
a question about poo if i may
.... LO's poos are still runnyish yellow type ones. she has been eating better the last few days and is having her 3 to 4 bottles a day as well as juice. i am sure her poos should be firming up about now??? 0 -
SS, what age is Molly now?0
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