MSE Parents Club Part 10

SusanC_2

helen81 wrote: »

Oh and btw I got to page 248 catching up and gave up lol but I did read all the posts about 'the argument' but haven't made a comment about it as it's over and done with, not because I don't care that people on here were hurt and upset xx

Don't worry - nobody would expect you to say anything this long after the event.

helen81_2

Searching, I could possibly have some of DD's age 8 clothes left she outgrew. Do you want me to have a look and let you know what I've got for fairys to send?

csh_2

Glamazon wrote: »

I agree - the music is very strange! We got the Barnaby one second hand for £4 at car boot. It wasn't worth that IMO. Jack hated it and never settled in it. However bought this one second hand as well and he loves it



Did I mention I bought wine?
3 bottles for a tenner!

Kieren has this!!!!! I'm wondering Glam if K & J have everything the same lol Thats bouncer, cot, changing unit and highchair! I'm sure there is something else too......

tiamai_d

What argument? I must have missed that.

csh_2

gill_81uk wrote: »

Glam - I love the froggy chair, I know you bought it 2nd hand but do you know what make it is?

Babies r us have it. its bright stars and was £23 ish

harley1

gill_81uk wrote: »

Hi all, just popping in from the pregnancy thread and after a bit of advice re bouncers and swings for newborn+

I was looking at getting this bouncer from argos because I just love the little bears but have had some feedback that it won't be stimulating enough for baby as it is so neutral.

A friend who has a ten week old is singing the praises of her baby swing and has suggested this one from amazon and said her little girl wouldn't settle in a bouncer.

I just wondered if any of you would mind sharing your experiences with bouncers vs swings. I have vouchers for both amazon and argos which are burning a hole in my pocket and I want to get one bought

Hi, flying visit as I think Kezia is reving up for a feed.

I got the Barnaby chair and Kezia liked it for the first 2 uses then Grandad told her it looked like a Teddy Bear Gallows. After that she screamed everytime I put her in it (not that I'm reading a genius streak into that level of understanding at all). She has now started liking it again, the very day that she heard me offer it to my brother for his soon to be baby. Cant really say that I would recommend spending money on it but ok for free.

Mum is convinced I was psychic after many oddities in my childhood and now she thinks Kezia is the same way.

Anyway, she loves the swing and will mostly sleep but at least is quiet in it every time.

xxxxx

tiamai_d

gill_81uk wrote: »

Glam - I love the froggy chair, I know you bought it 2nd hand but do you know what make it is?

pretty sure its a bright starts.

Galm, csh, is it?

searching_me

just logged on .. but be back in a mo ..

helen that would be great thank you and be very greatful ...

just having a talk with zoe i'll tell you why in a mo x

tiamai_d

Right, facebook argument. Is it a quilt, a duvet or a comforter that you put on you bed?

Becles

hammyhunter wrote: »

Does anyone have a lo who sucks their thumb? David sucks his and refuses a dummy but someone told me that orthodontically it is bad for them to suck their thumb?

Josh still sucks his thumb and he's 13 now! He does it most of the time, even in the classroom at school. I thought teasing from friends would make him pack in, but he doesn't seem bothered.

James never bothered with a thumb and I never gave him a dummy.

Charlotte sucks her thumb occasionally but it's more a comfort thing if she's unwell or upset or something.

I call a duvet a quilt. I can remember when they first came out and everyone called them continental quilts :rotfl: