MSE Parents Club Part 9

Buttonmoons

Keira was on follow on milk until 2! She hated cows milk, spat it out everytime, will have it in cereal and that's about it! She's like me I guess, can't stand the manky stuff either.....

Sami_Bee

Glamazon wrote: »

I always wash new clothes, I remember asking on the pg thread before and Sami pointed out some of the following
- you don't know the conditions in which the clothes were made (poor countries, poor conditions - possible chemicals used on them)
- they then get carted half way around the world on minging ships/lorries and end up on floors in warehouses and shops.

_pale_

:cool:yep I know for a fact that often fabrics coming over from india etc has fleas and gets fumagated _pale_

BeenieCat

fattybooboo wrote: »

9 hours beenie, not fair!! Toby has NEVER slept that long, I think 6 hours has been our longest stint!! Im v envious. Hmm, Im not sure whether u should wake her or not, sorry not v helpful!!

Ive stopped washing new clothes now too.

Think her longest before now, was about 5 hours :eek:

Anyway i thought i better take a photo to commemorate this milestone on her Monthday :rotfl:So this is what a 9 hour sleeping child looks like

Glamazon

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:cool:yep I know for a fact that often fabrics coming over from india etc has fleas and gets fumagated _pale_

and thats the reason I wash ALL new clothes bleurgh!

Aw Beenie - that's very cute! and very different from last nights crying photo!

Just given OH an ear bashing cos it took me 30mins to put J down for his nap instead of 2! He said its not his fault - it bloody well is!

SS - I hope your office is warming up. My hands are freezing! Brrrrrrrr

Mazcabs

Oo just looked at Grabit board and seen a lovely ladybird boys coat on offer on Littlewoods website - shame I have no reason to buy it really

Lovely baby boys coat
http://www.littlewoods.com/rf/naviga...ontrast coat

Mazcabs

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:cool:yep I know for a fact that often fabrics coming over from india etc has fleas and gets fumagated _pale_

think I'll chuck them in with other stuff I have to wash then

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

:mad: The b00gers stole my idea :mad:


I got the Kiddy Infinity Pro it rated as the safest Group 1 in the Which tests, safer than the isofix seats!

I have been subscribed to Which for 15 years now, it is about time I followed it's advice! Practically every purchase for Benjamin has been the Which Best Buy

ooh what color did you get?
you'll have to let me know what it's like to use.

oh an I forgot to say I saw a very snazzy Stokke on the mountain on hols, it was yellow with flower hood

SugarSpun

9 hours ... *jealous*

I'm in the never-wake-a-sleeping-baby camp, put new clothing on a 15-minute cycle if I remember, and hadn't given a thought to introducing cow milk. I suppose I'll start by introducing it in cereal/porridge rather than using EBM and she can gradually have it as a drink.

Edit: Glam it's still freezing in here. I'd have left but I have to have lunch with my project manager.

jillie1974

emlou2009 wrote: »

Glam, IMO once they're eating food its a lot easier to just switch their milk over with no issues at all. Seth used to have aptamil but when I weaned him I just swapped to C&G cos it was cheaper, with no issues at all. When they're little swapping the milk gives them the runs and the grumps but their little tummies get much less sensitive as they get older so less issues

i was wondering this as well. we use aptamil and unlike others doesnt drop in price at all when you go to 6 months+ milk.

not sure which one yet though. mum used c&g for my sis but if sma is the cheapest might try that. dont want to buy big tins though incase it doesnt agree with him. can you return unopened baby formula like nappies?

emlou2009

Jillie, I swapped it in asda once when my nan bought a tin of SMA to be helpful Seth has always had either Aptamil or C&G, he tried Hipp once and OMFG, never again, the screaming and the trumpyness!