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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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Mmm.. it's the fact you carried on eating it that worries me!
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after zoe i only eat mr toms and lucozade i lived on it ... and after jayden anything involving peanut butter .. it always calms down after about 6-7 months but i find odd combinations
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Still searching .....:)
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My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Wrong of you to deny Lucy???
What a strange way to look at it.
I am certainly glad that my husband (who had 3 boys already) didn't just decide to have children with me because it would be 'wrong to deny me children'. In fact, I would find that incredibly insulting.
I apologise if I have picked up on a minor point or a turn of phrase and turned things around but personally I would rather be without than be given a child 'out of duty'.
From reading MOTM's post, I would imagine that you have picked this up and turned it around to be honest. I don't think he said he would "give her a child out of duty", but I can certainly understand that with 7 children already, he is not desperate for any more. However, if he loves her and she wants a child, then I think it's quite a selfless act. It in no way implies that he would not want or love the child, just that he could live without it, but would let Lucy make the decision.
Glam - I bought some E45 cream last week for my dry hands and it's worked a treat. DH and also SIL and brother (who recently had a baby) have all developed dry hands too, so it must be common with a baby! Not sure if it's an increase in washing hands etc (although I did that a lot anwyay!)0 -
Pampers wipes, original or sensitive, are on offer at Tesco atm. 6pks for £3.74

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=2236003
Huggies Superdry Size 4+ (54pk) and Size 5 (50pk) were £5.89 in Netto from last Thursday (in the leaflet from our free local paper).
Blossom Hill White Zinfandel (a Mummy essential, no?
) is £3.99 in Netto from Monday too
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i bought loads when they were on offer at boots ... my cupboard has 2 boxes untouched yet :rotfl: x
Still searching .....:)
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My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Get somethin on them lips lady!! I need em super soft for my puckery up kisses on Tuesday


Yey, are you coming? I'll get my special 'sexy motherpucker' lipgloss out!
(Has anyone tried it, it really stings! :eek:)Tigsteroonie wrote: »Next weekend is the anniversary of when Andrew was conceived
Ewww - you were conceiving whilst I was busy giving birth!
Good evening/morning all.
I've been out for a drink or two and a curry with OH to celebrate our going out anniversary! We had a lovely evening, then came home with the promise of a glass of JD and some special cuddles. He's snoring next to me on the sofa now.
Valentines day - i'm with the miserable b00gers. If he doesn't love me the rest of the year, I don't want a soppy card and overpriced flowers on 14th Feb! We usually go out to eat tonight on our anniversary, the in a couple of weeks, after valentines day when the prices have come back down to normal.
Em I thought they weren't supposed to have shoes til they can walk confidently? We've got a few soft shoes - but only because i'm obsessed with shoes and want to pass my addiction onto my daughters.
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3 philips asked if we can have kfc for val day :rotfl: ... glad you had a night time even if OH is snoring now x
Still searching .....:)
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right bed for me .. night night .. or should it be morning morning :rotfl: x
Still searching .....:)
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Morning all. I can't keep up with you all on Saturday nights! We had a very broken nights sleep - she must have woken up about 5 times. Went back to sleep very easily each time, but still I could have done without having to get out of bed. DH was all shivery and kept nicking the covers too. No idea what is wrong with him, but he isn't very well
Isabella Molly born 14th January 2009
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