MSE Parents Club Part 10

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

cazscoob

feelie erin likes to eat cheerios and fruit and fibre at the moment and also eats them dry! i have caught charlie sneaking into ceral boxes to take a handful as a snack too lol!

My_Fathers_Daughter

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?

Benjamin loves dry cheerios!!

He also likes cornflakes (when nicked out of mummy's bowl), shreddies and special K (but don't tell Sami ).

angelfairy wrote: »

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

The Monkey Forest is in Stoke - you could meet us there for Benjamins birthday It is probably only about 5 hours from you

sparkle03

Sami_Bee wrote: »

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

Thanks Sami, £50-£60 Cheeky but do you know if it was that exact one? I have looked at a few others but I like this one best at the mo Trike Snob :rotfl:

brednall

Morning ladies.

Think it's time I moved to the parents thread as my DD is now 3 weeks old!!!

She tends to have a really settled day (like yesterday) and then a grumbly day (like today) where all she wants is cuddles and feeds. I did start off breastfeeding but she wa just hungry all the time so we've moved onto a mixture of formula and expressed breastmilk now. I'm sure the midwives won't like that when we go o the clinic next week to get DD weighed but I don't want to be tied to the feeding chair 24/7!!!

As I am a new mum (and my DH is a new dad), I would welcome any helpful tips you can pass onto us.

Regards

Emma

cazscoob

welcome bred and crongratulations!!!!

jillie1974

brednall wrote: »

Morning ladies.

Think it's time I moved to the parents thread as my DD is now 3 weeks old!!!

She tends to have a really settled day (like yesterday) and then a grumbly day (like today) where all she wants is cuddles and feeds. I did start off breastfeeding but she wa just hungry all the time so we've moved onto a mixture of formula and expressed breastmilk now. I'm sure the midwives won't like that when we go o the clinic next week to get DD weighed but I don't want to be tied to the feeding chair 24/7!!!

As I am a new mum (and my DH is a new dad), I would welcome any helpful tips you can pass onto us.

Regards

Emma

hi and congratulations!!
:j

sparkle03

Hi Brednall,

Congratulations I dont have any useful random tips to share but any questions you have Im sure one of us will know the answer

Do you want to share a piccie with us?

xx

My_Fathers_Daughter

Sami_Bee wrote: »

get your coat

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

*confuzzled smiley*

You always say that there is too much salt and sugar in adult cereals???

And too much fibre and iron????

*confuzzled*