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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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Evening all
Funny story coming up, we were in the ladies in Asda and a male voice was heard all of a sudden I got such a scare as I thought there was a guy in the loos,el got a scare too but I think that was more coz I jumped but it was actually the tannoy. So carried on with El on the loo and a VERY loud female voice came on and she was petrified and fell yes you got it down the loo!!! Poor kid that is the 2nd time I've let her fall down a loo :rotfl:I'm sure she will be scared for life now!!!
What is the news on taras DGD?
MM Sorry work didn't go so well
Button sorry bout your kitty hope it's ok, and I hope your going into flirt with the bank manager, you never know he might give ya some bucks :rotfl:£600 do you have insurance?Everyone is entitled to their opinionEllie 25/12/070 -
I'm waiting for my manager to come back to me with how much leave I've got left before I can make any plans.
Blowing in Katie's face works too, but we also say breathe to her.
When she's really worked up over something we do deep breathing together!
Scruffy :rotfl:not done that to Katie (yet)Proud to be dealing with my debts
DD Katie born April 2007!
3 years 9 months and proud of it
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did you ever get told to blow in her face?
My mate still can't stand anything blowing in her face because she used to do that :rotfl:
blowing hard in kids faces makes them gasp you see :cool:
No HV just told me to leave her to it, the natural breathing reflex kicks in as soon as they pass out.
Blowing in her face would likely have gotten me a doing. DD doesn't take kindly to being wound up, still the same now *rolly eyes*0 -
scruff :rotfl: awww bless ....
tara DGD (poppies) is doing well op went well and not as much as they thought they needed to do but she'll be in hospital for at least 4-6 weeks x
Still searching .....:)
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jacksons_mum wrote: »i know this has been asked a million times before but whats the best way to put a pic on, should i upload it to facebook first?
Yup -then we can see who you are and all send you friend requests too
Just been in tears to hubby on the phone. Having a very stressful time at work and with hubby being away I am struggling. However, it is looking hopeful that he might be out tomorrow...they have put some painkillers in his bedside cabinet to bring home and told him they could do with his bed :rotfl::rotfl:
Small silly question - we took a risk on Wednesday. When can a take a test?please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman
Proud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14ozA new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 20120 -
tara updated FB as she has had a very long day and didnt want a load of texts and phone calls. I was talking to her earlier though. Op went well and its just a waiting game now to see how Poppie goes overnight and tomorrow, but seems to be well so far xxThe two best things I have done with my life
:TDD 5/11/02 :j DS 17/6/09 :T
STOPTOBER CHALLANGE ... here we go !!0 -
thanks SM
tara I'm made up for ya, you must be so pleased it all went well!Everyone is entitled to their opinionEllie 25/12/070 -
((hugs)) mfd .. its too early to take a test id say ...
snap mm
x
Still searching .....:)
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meg is the same age but im unsure if its this or something from school as lewis said he had a sore head and the slept for 2 hours, this is so unlike them so am a little worried? they have had something to eat and away back up and seem fine now?Caz DD is 9, and has only complained in the last month or two. I asked Mum about when mine started, she said it was probably around the same age, but she just thought I was being dramatic.
thats a bit personal lol!My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Are you pooping? Sleeping? Rolling? Crawling? Laughing? Smiling? Happy? Sad?
this is also the behaviour we get from Charlie, i have started to ignore him and it seems to be less often than if i make a fuss. he did start tonight when my dad was in and the min my dad raised his voice Charlie stood up and started to have fun again??Some may remember I mentioned a while back about Elijah reaching tantrum toddler stage, and his violent responses to being told no...
Has anyone experienced anything like the below, or have any suggestions?
He's now at the point where if thwarted or told No firmly, he shouts angrily but then folds himself double and headbutts the floor hard a couple of times
:eek: our flat is mostly stone tiling or hardwood so it's particularly bad...
Once he's done it he stops being angry and usually comes back rubbing his head moaning "oooops oooops oooops" or "Hirts! Hirts!" and requires cuddles.
i got a fright there the iguana had got out and i could here a rustle and him dive across the floor! have just spent the past few mins trying to catch him! no doubt he was going for the cat food lol :rotfl:What's for you won't go past you0 -
((hugs)) MFD, bet you will be glad to have him home
and as for your small sill question
Next Wednesday if you want to !! I am sure a few say earlier, but all the MWs and FPC tell you at least 7 days
The two best things I have done with my life
:TDD 5/11/02 :j DS 17/6/09 :T
STOPTOBER CHALLANGE ... here we go !!0
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