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MSE Parents Club Part 10
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Anybody know what you call the plastic ring you put around a childs head to stop the water going in their eyes when they are getting their hair washed. Please
Im looking to get one of ebay but havent a clue what its called0 -
Cute pic Feelie. Caitlin has got that table too, although we don't use it with the legs yet.
AF - I haven't got any more advice to add to what's already been said, but wanted to send you a hug.
SS - sorry your order didn't workHope you have better luck with this one. I bet the bandanas will look supercute.
One sick (only a small amount) and two diawoowoos this morning so far (C not me, although my tummy is starting to feel a bit tender)
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Shampoo sheild?:beer:0
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Good Morning everyone.
Long time no speak. On here for some mortgage advice so thought i'd pop in to say hello.
xDMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 19017/05/08 - Total on DMP: £10025.7007/05/14 - Total on DMP: £1666.20 DFD: July 2017!!Baby Tomos born 5th June 2009 - 6lb 5oz :jWeight Loss Target - to lose 60.8lb by NYE 2015 - 37.6lb TO GO0 -
who 'Rocky'? :rotfl:
Good job Jackie Stallone isn't in there this year. She'd have none of this Rocky nonsnese :rotfl:boogellyboo wrote: »I think Alex has probably changed a lot of peoples perception of him in the house, he's still not my cup of tea but better than I previously thought. And Katie Price = :mad:
Very much so. Not being an avid reader of magazines, I had no idea who he was or what he looked like, but had heard rumours.
Just shows you can't take anything the press says as gospel.
Katie Price perfume smells nice. I'd imagine it puts people off buying though0 -
what annoys me the most is maybe the MW was wrong in the antenatal care but the way they are talking about the damage is that it is all her fault when the problems both mum n baby suffered are common in shoulder dystocia not necessarily a result of what the MW did
I think the main problem is the damage from cutting the mother - she had to have two reconstructive surgeries and the baby's head was sliced in 12 places IIRC. Shoulder dystocia is common enough, but being so rough with the baby that you tear all its ligaments and nerves is overkill IMO. I imagine it was an awful situation for everyone, but the midwife shouldn't have been the sole carer.
Boo, that GMTV midwife is ridiculous. I'm tempted to send them a complainy email just for fun - I seem to get my kicks that way, after doing their public breastfeeding survey repeatedly because I knew it was going to be skewed :rotfl:
Thanks chopsticks, I'll let you knowI hope you escape the bug
I'm sorry Glam, it's weird to be relieved and disappointed at the same time. :grouphug:Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
Three gifts left to buy0 -
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6lb 12 1/2 oz. Mustn't forget the half.
J was 6lb 12oz, L was only 6lb 8oz.
I'm so glad I only make little ones.
oh an harking back to my friend and her 12lbers I've just thought, I've never seen her stomach and I'm intrigued because Chris gave me only 1 tiny stretch mark but with Ed I was huge and he's ruined my stomach, hers must me awful0
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