MSE Parents Club Part 10

Mazcabs

cazscoob wrote: »

Anyone with a Stokke can you attach a buggy board thing?? Charlie refuses to go in the P&T now as he wants to walk everywhere he holds onto the strap and as been quite good so i thought i may sell and pick up a stokke (shhhhhhhh im not a buggy addict :P) i probably wouldnt use a board very much but it would be a nice back up. the toddler seat on the P&T is used for shopping now lol!

Henry loves the buggy board that the fairies brought from SJ...:D

Ahh KT1985 soo cute... I cant remember William even being that small it seems so long ago!

BM - thats what I need to do with my drawers but at least I have managed to do the beds to day, even managed to change a king size duvet on my own!:j

Suppose I ought to wake William up for a feed before popping to Tescos...

Buttonmoons

Wahey! I hate changing bedding, it hurts my weak arms. My house is just one big state. Everything needs done and I swear I can smell cat wee in the living room but I dont think they have because plenty of wee's and poops in the box.

My bathroom needs done.
Bedding needs changed.
Cupboards in the kitchen and drawers need re-organised.
Keira's toys need gutted
Our bedroom wardrobe needs sorted
Floors need swept
Living room needs hoovered, sofa needs hoovered......

ARGGGHHH

Mazcabs

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm sad too then. I was listing stuff last night, and withing seconds I had two watchers on one of the items.

I've got a bid now.. how exciting

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Wahey! I hate changing bedding, it hurts my weak arms. My house is just one big state. Everything needs done and I swear I can smell cat wee in the living room but I dont think they have because plenty of wee's and poops in the box.

My bathroom needs done.
Bedding needs changed.
Cupboards in the kitchen and drawers need re-organised.
Keira's toys need gutted
Our bedroom wardrobe needs sorted
Floors need swept
Living room needs hoovered, sofa needs hoovered......

ARGGGHHH

Mine doesnt smell of cat wee but we have the occasional dog wee instead especially if something gets put on the floor that wasnt there before - Taz tales advantage of that....got halfway through my wardrobe last week so just building up to doing the second half mmm maybe thursday I think I cant do too much excitement in one day you know hehe he :rotfl:

wonder how my little boy is doing with his toilet training ?

Mazcabs

:jHehe just had confirmation that both my applications for credit crunch money off vouchers have been accepted... shows they dont look at them one was dated November last year and offer only started in january :money:

Mazcabs

anyone know where to get sone red crocs for a 5yr boy from on the quick?

nikkit72

Hi

all ironing done, MW been , Thomas is now weighing 7lb 7oz, he was 7lb 9 oz so only lost 2 oz :T, MW was a bit snooty didnt like the fact he was on FF instead of BF , i didn't get on with it , then was trying to tell me to express some incase he got constipated , but i want my milk to stop , so i told her i had no milk,

The gas man still here, looks like he gonna be finished most of it today , just be back in morning to finish little bits off.so 3 cheers :j:j:j for hot water and heating tonight ( fingers crossed).

Called tax credits, housing benefit , booked in to register Thomas next week , just got child benefit stuff to sort now

cazscoob

my hands are freeeezing! just put the bedding out on the line to dry and its so cold! the sun is shining so hopefully it will dry???
Charlie is only a few months younger than henry so i will def look into a board, good luck on the toilet training, i have thought about it but as his speech isnt too good i thought i would wait, maybe until its warmer and he can run around in only pants?

3onitsway

Mazcabs wrote: »

I've got a bid now.. how exciting

Wooohooo! :j:j:o

I'm on a roll.
After fixing the bathroom light, i've also replaced J's curtain rail and emptied, fixed and tidied the kitchen drawers. OH will think i'm after something.

cazscoob

we have a big sports direct shop and they had mary jane crocs for £3! i bought the girls a pair each and was tempted to get myself some too lol!
not sure where stocks crocs though? charlie would love a pink pair though PMSL he is very jealous of erins new purple shoes

tiamai_d

*flops down £200 lighter but with a legal car again*

They have totally wrecked my car, the handbrake is way down instead of up at my throat, the brakes no longer remind me that I'm pulling away, the engine is so quiet I have to listen to the kids, the light no longer wobbles... pah!

I am totally and completely POORLY SKINT! I had to raid the secret overdraft! This month has just been a complete and total !!!! up. *huge sigh* I've not even got enough to get shopping in! It's not so bad, got milk and nappies and there is plenty of stuff in the cupboards to use up, which I can because its just the boys and I for dinner (DH is on backshift). Probably a good exercise for me, learn to get my spending under control.

SS, I'll post the dresses tomorrow hun when there is money in the bank. *embarrassed smile*

Feelie, I had physio after DS2, the SPD lingered for about 6 months (and 2 years later I still had problems getting on and off a horse, not that you get on and off a horse everyday right enough). Was the same as when I was pregnant, exercises to do mostly, how to walk to protect my pelvic girdle. If you were interested, pilates is really good for back and pelvis pain. And luckily, I only had a very very mild touch of it with Amber (more or less normal pregnancy back pain etc) which went completely after she was born, so even if you do get it bad, you don't definitely get it again.