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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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I havnt a chance of catching up, hope your all well.... I dont suppose somebody would be kind enough to update me on about a weeks worth of news?
Oh Sami, 3 and Glam and anyone else who is going can I come on Friday pretty please? Ill be on my best behaviour
I was looking for you last night to see if you were coming on Friday. Mel might be coming too so you can stare enviously at her bump.
A weeks worth of news!
Tara is a Nanny earlier than expected, DGD Poppie has had her operation and is being a strong baby girl.
Mr MFD has been in hospital but is home now.:)
Mr SS is in hospital.
MM has gone back to work.
Ermmm - there must be lots more, someone help!:beer:0 -
Elle, I think re-boiling the kettle concentrates something in the water... You should only boil once for making cups of tea too, which is another reason to only fill the kettle with as much as you need...
I've done nothing today... Not even dressed yet! Need to get my backside in gear, my brother and his wife are coming over today...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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I have spent hours deliberating on whether to post this or not but I think I need to for two reasons - to explain my crabbiness yesterday and also to get it off my chest. I was crying at 3am this morning and I'm getting upset even writing this little bit! I am a very strong person who rarely gets upset over things - I've only cried twice since having Jack and once was OH's fault. I didn't think it affected me that much but considering I've thought of nothing else since Sunday and the tears rolling down my face right now show that it obviously has affected me.
Thanks to the delightful 'other' thread I now feel like a bag of !!!!!!. I cried at 3am because I was giving Jack a bottle of formula something I've been doing for months. It never really bothered me before as I knew I was doing what I had to do but due to the comments made and the stupid website links that I clicked on I know feel like I shouldn't have had my surgery, that I was selfish for putting my own needs before those of any children I might decide to have in the future and that I am now a bad mum because what I feed my child is inferior. I can't get that word out of my head 'inferior'
Feelie - I know you were hurt and upset by what Em wrote but you don't realise how much you have hurt and upset ME by your constant 'any one can BF with the right help' attitude. I couldn't BF and am upset by it so I can't begin to wonder how upset those people are that could BF initially and then stopped.
I'm not looking for sympathy or anything I just wanted to get it off my chest otherwise it will keep rolling around and around in my head.
Right, my crying has now woken my little man up so I better get him dressed
oh glam, i dunno what to say ((((hugs))))) please please please try and ignore what was posted. Jack is a credit to you.
i was extremely angry yesterday about what was posted regarding the whole bf/ff debate. i typed up a quite strongly worded post but didnt post it..maybe i should have
none of us should be feeling guilty at all for using formula.
its great that people fing BF a breeze or after a bit of a struggle but we dont need that shoved in our faces all the time.
just because you b/fed doesnt mean you are any better a parent than those of us who didnt. even people who were b/fed turn into horrible people.
people need to remember that not all of us wanted to use formula but unfortunately due to medical reasons had to!
i'm sure Kian would rather have his mummy than no mummy because she wanted to breastfeed so much she didnt take her medication.
'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
jillie1974 wrote: »oh glam, i dunno what to say ((((hugs))))) please please please try and ignore what was posted. Jack is a credit to you.
i was extremely angry yesterday about what was posted regarding the whole bf/ff debate. i typed up a quite strongly worded post but didnt post it..maybe i should have
none of us should be feeling guilty at all for using formula.
its great that people fing BF a breeze or after a bit of a struggle but we dont need that shoved in our faces all the time.
just because you b/fed doesnt mean you are any better a parent than those of us who didnt. even people who were b/fed turn into horrible people.
people need to remember that not all of us wanted to use formula but unfortunately due to medical reasons had to!
i'm sure Kian would rather have his mummy than no mummy because she wanted to breastfeed so much she didnt take her medication.
Absolutely agree and very well put.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0 -
there are micro-organisms in water that when it is cooled down after being boiled multiply so if use re-boil water and use it you introduce these to the milk.
also powder isnt sterile.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
Thanks 3! x
Tara Im so pleased she is doing well. Another Poppie, thats a really gorgeous name! Hope your dd is ok after everything too!
Hope all the Hubbys start to feel better soon.
Aww MM hope its not too bad being back at work, tick tocking vibes for you, so you can home to your babies!
Aww Glam, sorry your upset hun but I think your an ace mummy and Jack is so happy when I have seen him. Please dont feel bad. I havnt read the debate so cant really comment. I have ff fed both my babies and I wont justify my reasons for anyone. They are both bright, happy and healthy - Just like Jack!!! Hugs for you and diddy ones for J xxx
''I'm selfish, impatient and a little insecure. I make mistakes, I am out of control and at times hard to handle. But if you can't handle me at my worst, then you sure as hell don't deserve me at my best."
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good luck mel xx0
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i felt awful posting that last bit.....
but my mw told me when it looked like i would have to stop expressing that sometimes mums need to come 1st.
and i had done well to have given him breastmilk for 9 days.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
Claire - congrats on the job hun!!! That is the one you wanted isn't it?
YAY!!
I meant to say something else but I can't remember xxplease listen to MFD - she is a wise womanProud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14ozA new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 20120 -
mel- good luck!!
MFD- yay for hubby coming home andfor neg and a massive yay for the other news!!!
ss- how is your hubby today?
sm- should be able to meet again. not sure what the creche/playcentre is like tbh but there is another one not too far away. maybe we could meet on a tues a that is Dora's day off?'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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