MSE Parents Club Part 10

cazscoob

Sami thats the soft bodied one and its not too deep the one to go for is the Kennsington which is hard bodied! check gumtree out we have a lot advertised on there!

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

Sami, I didn't think they could change their mind, especially if you'd payed???

I hadn't they were going to add BIN for me

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

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Izzy is much better today, and has an extra tooth, so maybe she wasn't ill after all. 5 teeth isn't very many for 13 months is it?!

3 more than Chris had!

Sami_Bee

tarajayne wrote: »

You could just smear mega loads of marmite on your nipples!

:rotfl:

cazscoob wrote: »

Sami thats the soft bodied one and its not too deep the one to go for is the Kennsington which is hard bodied! check gumtree out we have a lot advertised on there!

ah I feel better about it now. I'm not even looking for an SX

SugarSpun

tarajayne wrote: »

You could just smear mega loads of marmite on your nipples!

There's probably someone somewhere who got pregnant that way.

elle_gee

Evening all..

Just after the last time I posted I got a sudden, really bad headache so I've had a snooze and am all better now

pigpen wrote: »

.. He isn't 'behind' in his milestones.. just maybe a bit on the lazy side.. he'll get there in his own sweet time. I just assumed mine hated being face down because they were so infernally nosey they might miss something!

Pigpen, Rhys was oxygen starved at birth (took 24mins of resus) and we were told he'd be in a wheelchair for life (fed by tube etc etc). He's doing amazingly well considering that diagnosis, and his reluctance to sit/roll could be just stubborness, or he might just never have done it anyway, or he might be a bit slower than the norm, or he might have a problem that stops him doing it due to the "brain damage" he [should have, according to the textbook] suffered at birth (which has since proven to be very minimal thanks to an MRI). They have to treat him as if he does have a problem, even though the lack of sitting/rolling may just be the pattern he was going to follow anyway had he been born on time and without drama

Claire_Jones wrote: »

.. Elle how is Rhys feeling now?

Hiya.. Think we're all good now ta. Same as Christmas - few snotty sicks and he's fine (lovely kid I have here! ). Are you busy tomorrow? We have a free afternoon and I think I've told someone else that in a "we could see you then" kinda way but I can't remember who! :cool:

:eek: at the ghost (OH's nephew sees "things" - his family keep suggesting Rhys might be as "gifted" though I think it's more scary than a gift myself!), and :rotfl: at your Nan thinking she's in the boring ward, bless her!

cazscoob

OMG OMG my mum has just text me! she wanted insurance comp i had used before and is now talking?am answering but in shock? oh well its just a text i have lived here 6 months and not a visit!
am off to watch holby!

glad you feel better now sami! they are still nice prams but the hard bodied ones keep their money!

SusanC_2

MadDogWoman wrote: »

I can see a bunny or a guinea pig in our future as Katie loves to visit them at our local pet shop accompanied with "me buy one, big now!"

Imaginary animals are enough of a nuisance for us - I keep having to send them out of the front door. At last count, we had a cow, horse, sheep, goat and cat. (And Mr Bump and Harold the Helicopter.)

money_maker_3

Evening all

Weezl, great news about being without clots !!

Tara, I know we are completely different over here, but I was given a voucher for dinner only when I was there as an expressing mum, but no other meals.

ummm .... I really cannot remember anything I just read, I am so tired !!

((hugs)) to all xx

Glamazon

SugarSpun wrote: »

There's probably someone somewhere who got pregnant that way.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tarajayne

You ok MM, work ok?

I'm ironing so on and off! X

Which hosp MM?