MSE Parents Club Part 9

Glamazon

chopsticks wrote: »

That sounds like me :o:o:o and Caitlin was born in June, not September, so I'm even worse

Glad it's not just me then!

angelfairy wrote: »

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???

Jack's are quite firm since we've been weaning - if I don't get some water/juice down him then they are really hard.

Krystaltips wrote: »

I'm sorry... I would have picked it up, dusted it off and eaten it anyway... 3 second rule applies in this house...

10 second rule in this house, but don't tell the boys as it usually ends up on BIL's plate :shhh::think:

Food all in big freezer in garage, DW emptied, pots and pans all washed up and my kitchen is all sparkly! I said I was going to bed about an hour ago but remembered I had OH's lunchbox to do so got a bit carried away and he's happy cos he's playing on PS3 without getting grief!

Still got one batch of mince to cook but that's a job for tomorrow

scruffy96uk

I've had a screamy baby for the past 3 weeks, she is waking up in the night/early hours of the morning screaming. She is totally unconsolable sometimes. Do you think she should be settled down in the new house now or could it take a while??

BeenieCat

My littley is 4 weeks old today, i am upset that the first month is almost over, she's gonna keep growing and i don't want her to waaaaahhhhh

Glamazon

money_maker wrote: »

night tara xx

How old is Dylan in weeks then, I know he was 7 months yesterday

19 weeks & 4 days! see I would say 5 months when he gets to 20w even though it's not technically til 3rd feb!

I asked nurse about swine flu jab the other day as they are jabbing all LO's now (not just ones with underlying conditions) and asked if it was 6 calendar months or 24wks but was told there was no difference!

On 3rd March he will be 26 weeks!

wi3adora

Right eventually caught up!

MM ooh a massage for my bum? That sounds so wrong, but after walking round town all day and then getting outta my dads car it feels like I've broken it again

JakesMummy me and DH went there for a mini moon after we got married, saw it was on that cheapo holidays and am trying to get DH to sit down
with me so we can book it again I LOVE the Otter and Butterfly farm that isn't too far away, takes me back to bein a child as it's where we used to go.

Ooh I got some clothes for going back to workmwoth today so at least I'll look suitably dressed, we can wear what we want so I go for smart casual, or at least try to.

Weezl, I go to see Les Miserables tomorrow, will I be suitably impressed? Will it live upto my expectations? I've listened to the soundtrack since I was a child as it was the backing track to many a family holiday. I'm going to see it with Mum and Dad

Glamazon

scruffy96uk wrote: »

I've had a screamy baby for the past 3 weeks, she is waking up in the night/early hours of the morning screaming. She is totally unconsolable sometimes. Do you think she should be settled down in the new house now or could it take a while??

is it at a set time? MM suggested to me that the boiler could be waking J up early - could it be this or creaky pipes or something? I have no idea how long it would take for her to settle - sorry xx

Glamazon

dora - when do u go back?

MadDogWoman_2

JakesMummy - we were at Devon Cliffs in September, desperate to go back if finances allow.

There is a pub on the park side of the village I would recommend as the food is lovely but the best bit is that they provide childrens cutlery the only establishment that I know that does it.

We did the World of Country Life - Haven guests get a discount. If you want to visit Exmouth, get the bus, there are several bus stops around the park, it's so much easier than trying to find a parking space.

We also did the South Devon Railway - Steam train but at one end there is a Butterfly Sanctuary combined with an otter sanctuary and at the other end there is a rare breeds farm which you can pay for the admission when buying the train tickets.

I had a whole other post but the forums went down.

scruffy96uk

It's at totally different times coz I had thought about the heating as we only had electric in the old place so thought that ight have been it but it is at all different times

3onitsway

elle_gee wrote: »

She said he's an amazing little boy who is doing remarkably well considering the start he had. Said she'd never been so stressed over a baby before and she'd still be talking about him when she's walking round with her zimmer frame

Clever Rhys and Elle! :j This big made me all teary!

Krystaltips wrote: »

3, are you around? Looksee what I gots Best thing is... I reserved one of these and they gave me the more expensive one for the same price!!

Ooh - how exciting! Have you used it yet?

Glamazon wrote: »

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?

Yes - I saw when i'd finally caught up! :rolleyes:
I remembered V is with MIL on Wednesdays now.

I'm up for the Trafford Centre - bloody work interfered last time so I couldn't come. Any day except a Wednesday. Actually, any day. MIL will let me keep my daughter if I warn her in advance.