MSE Parents Club Part 10

Sami_Bee

yeah there's an enclosure with some birds and monkeys roaming free which is nice (but lots of poop on the floor) it's also the rudest zoo I've ever been too have a look at my pic of the lakes trip on FB

Sami_Bee

I missed how much those trikes were but B&M have them for £39.99 ...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Oil Filled Radiators - £17.99 in our local poundstretcher ATM :money:



_pale_ I think I just posted something moneysaving on the PT

feelinggood_2

What cereal can I give a baby? (sugar and salt wise, he can chew/swallow/pick up anything - even cold chicken wings!) Toby likes to feed himself dry shreddies, so wondered what other things I could give him dry?

angelfairy

Glamazon wrote: »

AF - Monday is fine thank you so much.

You're not are you?!

would be shocked if i was but might see to find out, will think. hope J enjoys his breakky.

where is this chester you are speaking off??? i love monkeys, OH doesn't, but i want to take LO somewhere with animals. we were going to do the zoo near us this week but weather wasn't very nice and LO had sniffles

x

csh_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oil Filled Radiators - £17.99 in our local poundstretcher ATM :money:



_pale_ I think I just posted something moneysaving on the PT

Might get one for next yr at that price! K will need one for his room, its the only bedroom with 2 outside walls (IYKWIM) so gets chilly

jillie1974

SusanC wrote: »

OH commented on the shaking and I said I thought it was quite common. I read a NICE leaflet about CS recently and I think it said something about shaking in it? It also said the table will be tilted at a minimum angle of 15 degrees which I think they said was something to do with blood flow to the uterus. (Edit: I particularly noticed the tilting thing because you and someone else had mentioned feeling like you would fall off.)

that was me... that would explain it.

SugarSpun wrote: »

It can be - we'd be moving into a heavily conservative area in PA, which is a conservative outpost among the liberal north.

I remember doing a comparison - I took a million euro and looked at what I could buy with it. With the equivalent in dollars, I was looking at an 8-bed mansion with 3 acres of landscaped garden in Birmingham, Alabama, a 4-bed townhouse in Baltimore, a brownstone in Brooklyn ... and an ex-council house, two up two down, in a dodgy area of Dublin. In fact, here it is.

nice house in dublin!! mind you my home town is sooo expensive.its ex-council houses for stupid money!! but where my relations live its really cheap. with the boom loads of people who worked in dublin bought houses in arklow/gorey and when they have lost jobs have found it really hard to live so far away from dublin so are selling up/not buying anymore, so the houses have dropped in price. the other night i found a new build. 5 bedroom house, massive kitchen/dining room, huge sitting room and utility room (how posh) big gardens. en-suite master bedroom, downstairs loo, built in wardrobes. fitted kitchens and money to decorate for 255,000 euro!! i was in heaven, so i just need to start doing the lottery and win!! or mum to sell up and buy one for her and one for us!!

aless02

susan, ss already kinda answered you, but just to echo it's not only in the south, though that is where the majority of ultra-conservatism lies. I have no problem with religiousity, of course, i just don't like how it pervades and dominates society, especially as it's often misplaced. But that's just how i feel having grown up there and keeping in touch with friends back.
Though ur right, i do miss open countryside property for dirt cheap!!

Gisi, glad u asked that about bfing, as finn still feeds loads in the day. We swaddle him for sleep, so doesn't bang his hands on the basket too much, i just wonder if maybe he needs more openness or something.

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oil Filled Radiators - £17.99 in our local poundstretcher ATM :money:



_pale_ I think I just posted something moneysaving on the PT

get your coat

feelinggood wrote: »

What cereal can I give a baby? (sugar and salt wise, he can chew/swallow/pick up anything - even cold chicken wings!) Toby likes to feed himself dry shreddies, so wondered what other things I could give him dry?

anything goes really just avoid anything frosted or chocolate as they're twice as sugary.
Chris likes cherios and special k

angelfairy

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oil Filled Radiators - £17.99 in our local poundstretcher ATM :money:



_pale_ I think I just posted something moneysaving on the PT

now go wash your mouth out with soap