MSE Parents Club Part 10

3onitsway

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.

searching_me

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

searching_me

right bed for me .. night night .. or should it be morning morning :rotfl: x

ladybirdintheuk

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

ladybirdintheuk

Buttonmoons wrote: »

Just popping in, been watching Glee and hobbling around with my achy thighs all day.

Speaking of weetabix it's Keira's fave food, she has it for breakfast, lunch and as a snack before bed. Well maybe not at lunch time as I try and make her eat something else but she always has a weetbix before bed , usually because she aint ate her dinner and is hungry

She ate spag bol tonight Ok she left the mince lumps out but at least she was eating the spag covered in sauce. Baby steps.

:T:T Well done Keira Have you tried watching We Can Cook with her, and then trying out one of the recipies from that together? I don't know if that would appeal to her?

pinkpig08

Hi all

I won a mei tai on ebay hurrah! BIN for £36 so not bad.

Re: more children, After Josh I was adamant I wouldn't have any more. However I changed my mind and along came Caitlyn. Now I think I would like another, but DH is older than me. I would probably want to wait 3 years till we've got some debts paid off, but DH will be 49 by then - only 5 years younger than my mum is now! And I can't imagine my mum with a 5 year old (there is, however, a mile of difference between my mum and DH). DH has 2 children previously (17 and 14) and would have another tomorrow, I'm just thinking we will be in a much better financial position in 3 years, remaining 2 loans paid off, 1 more year of CSA etc.

Hope everyone is well - hope you win your pushchair Sami!

Well Caitlyn does NOT like ready brek, thankyou very much, she prefers toast. Haven't given her weetabix yet, may try that this morning.

It was DHs birthday yesterday - he was 46. He was at work from 5am until 6pm, we had our tea then chocolate cake with rolos and smarties on, then he got called out at half 8! He got in at 2am and has now gone back to work where he will be all day. I shouldn't complain because it means we can pay the gas bill when it comes, not worry about the shopping etc.

Josh wants me to put his army figure in a pose so will see you all later

BrunoM

Morning all
My baby just applauded me for my successfully making a tower of 9 alphabet blocks...! He did then smack them all under the sofa though.

I feel so worn-out at 35, I can't imagine having the energy for newborns in my mid/late 40s! Kudos to those eternally youthful men who can!

feelinggood_2

Kids - I keep changing my mind, but current (sensible) plan is to wait till LO is in school. Then I'll have plenty of time for lots of appointments, and he'll be big enough to walk around if I'm on crutches again. I also want to make sure that LO has self-weaned from breastfeeding. I want to be in a better place, and with more support, incase the depression returns.

Toby keeps being sick. He is still very cheerful though!

Ages - OH is 12 years older than me. I was thinking that if I have a baby at the age of those 'Oldest Mums' on telly, I could have quite a lot! One a year for the next 40 years?

Becles

Glamazon wrote: »

I am fed up of my hands being so dry - I feel like I'm constantly moisturising them. They are so cracked

Have you tried Johnsons baby cream? It;s dead cheap - around 90p a tube. It's a thick consistancy like expensive handcreams like Neutrogena and works just as well. I use it a few times a day and when my hands get really bad, I smear it on thickly before going to bed so it soaks in overnight. Ditto feet!

Ages: Craig is only two years older than me so not much of an age gap. He's 36 and I'm 34 so still plenty young enough for more babies except he doesn't want any more

Really tired at the moment as Charlotte keeps crying in the night for no reason. She's not ill and she's not awake enough to tell me what is wrong, but likes me to get into bed with her for a cuddle until she drops off. I wondered if she could be having nightmares?

ladybirdintheuk

We're in the only 2 years camp too here - 2 years and 10 days to be exact.