MSE Parents Club Part 10

tarajayne

searching_me wrote: »

tara thats terrible .. id go anyway and kick up so much stink id also say you will contact someone who will listen and make a case of it your poor DD she must be so scared ((massive hugs)) ...

Her OH spoke to me 30mins ago. I told him to make a fuss! He went back in to do just that. I want her transferred to Bristol!

searching_me

beanie infocal really helped zoe ... you do think they need it til you run out then your running around trying to get some x

searching_me

tarajayne wrote: »

Her OH spoke to me 30mins ago. I told him to make a fuss! He went back in to do just that. I want her transferred to Bristol!

i hope they listen and he stands his grow ... hope she gets the transfer too x

sparkle03

tarajayne wrote: »

OH went to work at 5am and is trying to rearrange his 3pm meeting. Visiting is 2.30-6.30 so fingers crossed. TBH she needs her partner this morning, one visitor per bed and he's who should be there. I've had a good cry!

Cry if it makes you feel better honey! Sorry there is nothing I can think of to say at all. I'll keep my fingers crossed that you can get in for her and for the two of them too of course. At least she has her partner with her so she isnt alone.
Luv to all of you x

sparkle03

searching_me wrote: »

sparkle ive paid my fees already and set up an automatic paypal payment thing my 20p hasgone up to £41 now so happy about it x

Cool, I have the automatic paypal thing but it comes out after your invoice has been sent which could be a few weeks later, so once all items are finished I go in to my account and make a one off payment rather than wait for ebay to take it.

Thats ace about the 20p hopefully it goes for a bit more too!

tarajayne

I put Maddys cot back in her own room last night, she's clicked all of a sudden. But I do now put her on her front, she can get over anyway and seems more settled straight away!

aless02

I hadn't been using the Infacol regularly, but did give him a dose this morning (thinking maybe it's mild reflux and that would help) so we'll see if that helps. It might just be that 6-week peak in fussiness I keep reading about!!

searching_me

tbh sparkle i was happy with £25 ish so im well chuffed ... all extra money is getting set aside x

sparkle03

tarajayne wrote: »

I put Maddys cot back in her own room last night, she's clicked all of a sudden. But I do now put her on her front, she can get over anyway and seems more settled straight away!

Thats good its nice to have your own 'space'. Dont tell anyone but Lexi has been on her front since being about 10 weeks old Bad mummy I know but it was seriously the only way she would sleep and after much torturing debate we decided it was for the best

My_Fathers_Daughter

Tara ((HUGS)) hun and :mad: for no doctor! We are all praying for DD and DGD and we can work miracles here xxx

Thanks for all the good wishes guys. Hubby just text to say he is just on a bed waiting *rolleyes*

Jakesmummy wrote: »

hugs dora, i slipped on the ice the other week when it was really bad, i was with jake so when i came down my legs knocked him flying and he banged his head on the floor, he ended up getting a little lump on his head so i felt awful. x

:eek: for dora falling and poor you JM, must have been terrible when he banged his head I know these things happen but it is still horrible when you 'started it' IYSWIM. Did he get a treat for getting a lump?

BrunoM wrote: »

Not too bad actually. It's not unknown now to get a solid 8.30-6.45 or so out of him! Thanks for asking In general things have slowly improved for night time sleeps. He is still very unpredictable about daytime naps but you can't have everything!

:rotfl::rotfl:
I think you probably just jinxed the sleeping. I keep my mouth shut these days...except when he doesn't sleep of course (hoping that he will hear and do the opposite )

He is such a cutie!! BUTT!!!

3onitsway wrote: »

Lazy Cow! ;):p

You know me


But at least I don't iron underpants!!

Which reminds me! I caught PW ironing DSSs underpants on Sat!! I started to ask hubby if she used to do his but decided that pointing out that I am a lazy cow compared to the practice wife probably wasn't a good idea :rotfl:




Aless - it could be his teeth, or it could just be one of those things. Try and make things as calm as possible for his next feed (low lighting etc) and don't force him on IYSWIM. Do you feed laying down? I often found that it was the best if baby was restless.