MSE Parents Club Part 10

BeenieCat

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I'm sure Cam n amber will turn out fab! x

You just reminded me the other day i said Amber was my likkle bambino, and DS made up a song that was something like Am-bambino, Cam-bambino, Mam-bambino.

Thought it was cute, we all rhyme (ish!)

Buttonmoons

LOL and !!!!!! at the phone call Beenie.

I actually find it easier running the house/dealing with Keira/being more organised, when OH is away, because I have too, and also he is like another child to look after.

You can have my OH beenie, he can't put a plate away and expects you to bite off his foosty toenails!

!!!!!! Keira is still not asleep, and she is now lying on the kitchen floor watching the cat eat raw chicken livers, if she gets any closer to the bowl she'll have liver eyeballs

BeenieCat

LOL what's she doing up? I'm bad for letting my DS stay up late in the hols, cos then he'll sleep later in the morn but it makes life so much harder when it's time to go back. Every Friday he declares he's playing on the Wii til midnight "cus its a day off".

Eww i don't do toes u can keep him :rotfl:

Buttonmoons

Well she has gotten a bad cold, so she fell asleep at 8 and then woke up at 11ish crying because she couldn't breathe and is now wide awake!! Ah well, long lie for me

She keeps sneezing in her hand and then playing with the snot, it's making me wanna barf!!

Hey, Friday is a day off! LOL, sounds like he has it all worked out.

I love toenails!

BeenieCat

Well at least she's not rubbing it on the walls. A girl from my school used to do that and i went round once and her wall next to her bed was covered in dried up snot and bogies. Dirty bint. _pale_

Toes are minging unless they're younger than about 3

Am in bed now and it's silent, looks like the council woman's been today, i don't get it. They obv know they're in the wrong cos they are quiet when she's been so why not stay that way. Sweaty goons.

Buttonmoons

What do they do at night beenie? Play music?

See I'm on the other side where my neighbours hate me, but they are deffo wrong because you can't reasonably expect a 3 year old not to make ANY noise during the day. Should just turn their flipping telly up.

Thing is, It's not just Keira, the people who lived in this flat before me, left because them below kept reporting them about their 2year olds EXCESSIVE NOISE!

Not my fault the building is made of paper mache!

My uncle used to wipe his bogeys on the wall next to his bed too, except his were always bloody bogeys, his wall was spotted red and black....

EWWWWWWWW

weezl74

3onitsway wrote: »

Weezl Totally off subject but is Mr Weezl about? L has been down crying with a sore mouth - not toothache, more throbby pain. She showed me where it hurts. Its the one behind the fang where she still has a baby tooth, and there is a big tooth growing in front of it!

If we go to the dentist, will he whip out the baby tooth?, or leave it to come out on its own. It doesn't feel wobbly.

if it's only just erupted he'd probably leave it because studies show that teeth are better coming out naturally by being displaced by the movements of the baby tooth. Dentists removing it will cause possible problems in the mouth (although miniscule and rare!) whereas naturally won't cause any trauma. Does that make sense?

Brufen not paracetamol best for dental pain as it is almost always an inflammation pain response

HTH

weezl74

tiamai_d wrote: »

Were you scanned to confirm the breech? If not, did you feel him turn round? Or do you think they just made a mistake?

I don't know... With Christopher I was scanned when admitted to hospital to check growth (pre eclampsia) and had been told he was breech the past few times I had been checked but as I was under 33 weeks there was time for him to burl back round so nobody was worried, but in the scan he was face down, !!! up

I can't really comment, never having been in the same position. How would you feel about delivering a breech baby at home? Doing it all so non-medical is weird to me! :rotfl:

well, with fergie, she could see/feel his head from 1st exam at 4cm, so I was kinda thinking there'd be plenty of time to get me in if it turned out she was looking at a bottom!

I know there are good stories of home deliveries of undiagnosed breech.... Hmmmn will think further.

In a HB situation I am 16 mins from call to hospital. Cord prolapse is the only crash section in which there would need to have been quicker response, as far as I understand things

Glamazon

good morning.
J slept 8pm-5am again :j not sure why he wakes at 5am but he is wide awake so I bring him in our bed and he goes back to sleep til 7am.

He was just sitting on my bed and fell forward onto his front, and then rolled himself over to his back and gave me a big grin

need to make more purees today but not doing much else - have worn myself out at the start of the week!

aless02

excuse typing, on phone...

Sami, variety of reasons re: USA. Mostly economic and lack of social welfare like NHS and the like. Plus just don't feel like it's a nice place to be at the moment, hard to explain.

Beenie, i think after a week i started doing the tummy massages and leg bicycling, and by day 9 i got some water in him. Day 10 we took him to the gp n gotnthe suppositories, but he wound up pooping without them taking effect, poss because had managed about 2.5ozs of water that day. He's still only pooing every 4-6 days, but apparently he will outgrow it. Hope that helps

Worst night of them all last night. I'll stop boring u all with my repetitive whinging about it, but am deffo going to start looking for a cot today as msybe that will help solve things? (grasping here)