MSE Parents Club Part 10

elle_gee

I witnessed a nutter in Superdrug earlier. He was in front of me in the queue, buying something pain-killer-ish (from the conversation). He was telling the woman serving (as well as the rest of the shop!) that he had a headache; the lady suggested it was possibly the cold weather and his answer was "no, I got hit over the head by a lump hammer" :eek: Oh, well that'll explain it then! _pale_ Also adding to the nutter-ness was the fact that he was carrying either skis or a snowboard on his back... now I know we have half a cm of snow on the ground, but Grimsby really isn't a place you would need either of those! :cool:

Mazcabs

BrunoM wrote: »

Thanks Maz, I have signed up to see.

Oo, how do you mean? Looking things up for other familymember questions?

Well if you get a match sometimes people will contact you and ask to view your tree to see where your ancestor fits in with theirs or vice versa...I had one match which when I looked at his tree meant i got details of about 10 members of family so I didnt have to look them up... it works both ways... I also use freebmd.org.uk and freecen.org.uk for looking up details

Glamazon

jillie1974 wrote: »

still feeling crap so i'm going to have a very early night

chat tomorrow

hope you feel better soon xxxxxxxxx

Thanks SM - he's settled now but it's keeping him asleep right through!

Jakesmummy

evening everyone, hope everyones ok?

i got that dance game for the wii today, its great, me n jake have been dancing to spice girls lol

have caught up but cant remember much, but good news about tara's gd pooping yay!!

jake's been really good this week with his food, he's actually trying foods that he says he doesnt like, am really proud of him! ive also decided to stop buying treats ie choc n sweets and have got a load of fruit in and he's been eating quite a bit of that too,

all this talk of baby weights ive only had jasmine weighed twice!! oops, they did it a few times at home in the early days but ive not bothered apart from that! she never stops munching so i dont think ive got anythin to worry about!!

x

Mazcabs

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I'm confused now, Maz! I'M on my iPod so can't look now but yep it was a blue line! I thought it was his as it only went up to 12 weeks but maybe I imagined that...it's been a long day!

I must admit it is confising as there are so many lines crossing over etc!!:rotfl:

searching_me

Glamazon wrote: »

Thanks SM - he's settled now but it's keeping him asleep right through!

i sympathise ... jayden not been as bad as jack but fo the last 3-4 mornings hes waking at 3-4am ish screaming the house down for attention .. then milk ... then attention til he finally falls back asleep ..

just watching fat families .. so shocked at what people eat but they look great after x

money_maker_3

((hugs)) to poorly babies and mummies
Dylan has been waking in the middle of the night every night for the last 2 weeks since his tooth started to cut through, but he isnt hungry, just wants cuddles. Last night wasnt as bad as he didnt wake till 6.30 and went over again quite easily, but it is really starting to take it out of me !!

got-it-spend-it

Hope you feel better tomorrow Jillie.

Big hugs for unsettled LOs and their mummies.

3- I attract the nutters everywhere. One of the ladies mentioned they were TTC but her LO always woke for night feeds when she was OVing then the other lady came out with her revelation!

Glamazon

money_maker wrote: »

((hugs)) to poorly babies and mummies
Dylan has been waking in the middle of the night every night for the last 2 weeks since his tooth started to cut through, but he isnt hungry, just wants cuddles. Last night wasnt as bad as he didnt wake till 6.30 and went over again quite easily, but it is really starting to take it out of me !!

I've been saying it's teething for the last 4 weeks but I really don't think it is! We've not cut any teeth yet - 4 weeks of waking in the night for no apparent reason is a right pain especially as i was used to him sleeping through!

Started off just wanting attention, then a dummy, then his lullabies and now it's his bottle. I wouldn't mind if he wanted a bottle at 6.30am cos I'd just stay up then but it was bl00dy freezing at 5am this morning!

MadDogWoman_2

Anyone want a teething 2.5 year old? Calpol just not working, might apply somemore Anbesol