MSE Parents Club Part 10

searching_me

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Sorry if it's been posted, but has anyone seen this?

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/media/tv-radio/complaints-over-gmtv-breastfeeding-debate-comments-1883168.html

i dont get the bf debate really .. apart from this woman is off her head apart from that .. breast milk is made for humans by humans i know i couldnt do it for long but if i could i would of .. i mean we drink cows milk which is designed for calfs how is it wrong to drink human milk pass a certain age x

3onitsway

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

He then pointed out to me that he attends RTAs, dead bodies etc on a daily basis . I forget what he does when he's not at home with me.:rotfl:

I'm quite worried about OH as he's terribly squeamish - he's very close to being sick when he walks the dog and had to pick up poo!
But he's quite excited about his visit to the mortuary in a couple of weeks time.

Csh - Eww at the babies skull description! :eek: As well as not wanting OH to see all the gory details, I didn't want him to see in case I pooped too. :rotfl:

chopsticks

chopsticks wrote: »

I only switched the laptop back on to do the CTF but the voucher isn't in the info pack that I brought downstairs. There's one place that I think it could be. I hope it's there, otherwise I've no idea. I'm usually quite organised believe it or not...

:A Done it...Sami take note

searching_me wrote: »

awww choppy wish you were coming to .. where are you again? x

Northampton so not really local

Mrs_Moc wrote: »

Oh Jeez I had totally forgot about that

Don't tell Sami, she'll have your guts for garters

searching_me

awww no not really choppy ..

right need to post my ebay thing .. the dude who asked me for £12.99 i put it as BIN £14.99 but he took to long and someone else bought .. oh well you snooze you lose .. plus have to pick up my eldest x

jillie1974

for those who have the bumbo...do you think the tray is a good idea?
we will have for K bumbo, rocker chair- can sit up nearly straight and highchair as well for feeding.

Mazcabs

Only just catching up again as been hoovering and mopping floor

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

:eek: No! Not him! :rotfl:

Whats wrong with Vinnie - who are you favouring then?

always29 wrote: »

and now to nice things - hows about a (south) London meet? I hope I got the bold in the right place :question: aless and jennynoo are up for it and others who we are sure are "local" are lou, Somnium, Mazcabs, Lil Miss 06, zgaze, Bruno and Claire. I remember other names from chats on the pregnancy thread I am sure. We could make it central London somewhere then it'll be easier for even more to meet - if you are daunted I managed the pushchair on the overground into Victoria a couple of weeks ago and while it took a bit longer to get to friends in covent garden as I had to use buses rather than the tube to avoid stairs it was actually a lot less stress than I imagined.

Let me know if you decide to have one, i dont mind London too much as worked up there for years

always29 wrote: »

fairy announcement - just opened todays post and have the following vouchers arrive (can't see they are "me" restricted) if anyone wants them:
£1 off pampers nappies valid until 30 April

Anyone claimed this yet if not I will

My OH was at home for both - I know he doesnt like hospitals so decided it wasnt worth forcing him to be there as would be worrying about him instead of concentrating on giving birth - only downside for him was it was the start of changing pooey nappies he he:rotfl:..I still think Williams are better than Henrys but he wont do newborn ones!! and yet he will pick up the dog poo!!!

Sami - I have stretch marks too although they did go quite well after Henry so hoping the same applies - hardly any CS scar

csh_2

Maz- My OH honestly can't change a jobbie bum. Something about the smell just catches his throat and gives him the heave! Kieren gets scared by the noise cos he honestly can't help heaving! Its quite funny to watch, but I'm mean! Hes not putting it on to get out of it, and will change him if I'm out but holds his t-shirt up over his mouth and nose!
I can't deal with sickness so hes always the one to clean that up.
DD had the novo-virus last winter so it was a fun few days for him hahaha

angela6834

AF...I really feel for you. I know im quite lucky in that im only going back for 2 days a week but fully understand how life changing it is going from being so work focused to realising that something/ someone else now takes priority. I think because it feels so alien its more difficult to deal with too.

I too would try your hardest not to become involved in the politics where possible and see work, for at least the time being, as a means to an end. Enjoy the time you do have at home and then try to review the situation where possible. Hope you feel better soon x

MOTM, I know exactly how you feel re DD16 being all grown up. I look at my DD16 and it really frightens me how mature and the fact she is now such a beautiful young woman. I know i'll blink and Rose will be there before i know it.

3, my eldest DD (16) started with migraines about 9 too. The docs said it was hormonal. She didnt start her periods till 15 and they became quite bad in between but now she has started them they are few and far between. ( well maybe one every few months compared to a few a week before)

Feelie and Ladybird, lovely pic...sooo cute.

I ventured to the mothers and toddlers and had a nice time. Beannie, im glad i made the effort and it wasnt as daunting as i thought it would be. Rose loved it and started playing with the other babies straight away. She was trying to reach them and kiss them ( or eat them, im not sure). It was lovely to see her interacting with them. I'll definately go back next week x

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

I think he's the most extreme example and thankfully not all men would feel that way about it. But, when I had mine, I warned OH to stay up near my head and not even glance down there.

My OH said the best bit was seeing Alice actually come out. But his friend found birth boring and stepped out of the room for that part.

Mazcabs

Jvic28 wrote: »

Aunt Flo and and positive preg test.

I get AF but how is BFP = postive preg test :question: