MSE Parents Club Part 10

csh_2

searching_me wrote: »

is it just me or do you find net-mums abit daughting ... mind you i find a fair few thing daughting so could just be me x

SM you managed to meet lots of peeps from here in RL!! Meeting one person from Netmums would be a walk in the park for you now!

got-it-spend-it

It's all about making the most of their innate ability to swim under water. I think I might shop around a bit more....

searching_me

csh wrote: »

SM you managed to meet lots of peeps from here in RL!! Meeting one person from Netmums would be a walk in the park for you now!

its ok with you lovely ive been speaking to some of you for over a year so its like i already know you (and to be honest i was still really nervous i just held it well) x

searching_me

GRRRRRrrrrrRRRRR my head hurts!!!!!!!!!! x

searching_me

'that girls' just messaged me saying if we still wanted her to babysit jayden on the 15th (like we had originally planned) then to let her know ........ im so confused .... honestly what happened while i wasnt looking ... my head hurts *the biggest confused look you've ever seen* x

searching_me

oooops did my confusion scare everyone away??? x

got-it-spend-it

Just having tea, SM.

Did your friend originally say she couldn't have J then? Or just not reply?

Fitzio

GISI - I know someone who goes to Waterbabies and they love it. Their baby is 7 months old so not sure if it makes a difference what age they are. My friend whose baby is 10 days older than Holly is going to start one too in February, but at £12 for half an hour, I don't think I can justify the cost. They tend to be in hotel/gym pools which are warmer than normal council pools. I don't think we have any lessons for young babies round here other than Water Babies, but haven't actually phoned places myself. I think if you are happy to pay the £12, then it sounds as if you will enjoy it. It's just whether you can justify the cost/how skint you are - everyone is different. I can afford it, but I think I could probably spend the money elsewhere. Also, I would probably take Holly to the council pool to see how she likes it before committing money to a class.

WM - Check Netmums too for a Jumperoo. We bought Holly one just after Christmas as I had been holding off to see if Amazon had them on offer again but ended up getting one from Argos as we had some vouchers. A week later, there were 2 on Netmums local to me! Holly is still a bit small to get full enjoyment out of it as she can't reach the ground yet. She is jiggling it a bit though and using the edge of the seat as a teething rail! In fact, the first time she was in it, the material was soaking wet, so quite glad we bought a new one.

Tara - congrats to you and your DD. Hope everything goes ok for her and baby.

searching_me

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Just having tea, SM.

Did your friend originally say she couldn't have J then? Or just not reply?

no basically we had planned she would babysit on the 15th and we would babysit the friday after ... but then we had a huge arguement and after a couple of emails with not spoke in about 2 weeks then she messages me saying if we still want her to babysit to let her know ... *scratches head* x

money_maker_3

Hi all

MFD, great news that hubby is in recovery xx

taras DGD has gone on ventilator as oxygen dropping. She says thanks for all your well wishes and should be on sometime after 9

Oh !! Mrs M I am so happy for you !!!!