MSE Parents Club Part 10

money_maker_3

csh wrote: »

I love jam and cheese on a sandwich. A miners piece!
OH says I'm disgusting :-(

Hes right :rotfl:

boogellyboo

Ooh my prams here :jNow I just need pudding to finish her feed and we'll take it for a spin, back later ladies x

Tara that sounds lush, might have to get some corned beef at asda

searching_me

thank you mm .. how do you gently remind them ..

tara philip would love that .. i had my peanut butter, cheese, lettcue and salad cream sandwhich last night .. twas GREAT! X

Mazcabs

Always - Fairies have arrived thanks.xx

Sami_Bee

SM you send them an invoice, I send an invoice everyday until they pay :rotfl: impatient, me? noooo

csh_2

feelinggood wrote: »

Hope you didn't think I was asking you to justify yourself - I'm just interested because no matter how many people I ask, no-one will ever say why they don't want to breastfeed! It interests me, probably because it is very different to what I feel, and I'd like to understand it more.

No thats why I gave you a and not a :mad:

I don't think there is one thing that I could put my finger on actually and say 'this' is the reason. Its a combination of a lot of factors that are relevant to me therefore a bit pointless getting into it IYKWIM

Thats more than likely why people prefer to say they have tried and failed rather than give a reason that they didn't want to in the first place.

emlou2009

SusanC wrote: »

I have to confess that I can't understand why someone would choose not to breastfeed (as opposed to trying and it not working out). It doesn't mean I think that someone who chooses not to is a bad person - I just don't understand their choice. It's like everything - people all make different choices and sometimes you can understand why someone would make a different choice and sometimes you can't. I'm sure a lot of my life/parenting choices are hard for other people to understand (e.g. how many people are thinking, "Why would you want a lotus birth?") but it doesn't mean they are judging me for them. (BTW I hope that doesn't sound like a rant at you - it's more a musing triggered by your post.)

Dont worry, it doesnt

I do agree actually. Despite the misery I had when Seth was a newborn, I would at least try to BF my next one. I would just know better where my personal boundaries are, and therefore know when it was time for me to do the right thing by us instead of plodding on in misery. It is important to me that my child does have at least a little bit of BF. I think Weezl posted something once which said something along the lines of a baby that is BF for the first 3 days gets enough immunity from it to last over a month compared to a FF babies immunity. But thats just what I think, and if someone just doesnt want to do it, then good on them for being strong enough to say so with their head held high!

Darn you all. I want mac and cheese for lunch now, you pesty people talking of yummyness!

tarajayne

Friggen dusting is soooo pointless!!! It just comes back.

searching_me

invoice sent .. thanks sami .. im starting to get the hang of this :rotfl: x

SusanC_2

csh wrote: »

I love jam and cheese on a sandwich. A miners piece!
OH says I'm disgusting :-(

Nowt wrong wi that.