MSE Parents Club Part 10

tarajayne

Krystaltips wrote: »

On the earlier discusion about knives and forks... Aimee always has a proper knife and fork now... I rarely cut her meat up for her (only when I shoe leather the chops lol)... But she'd still rather just pick it up with her fingers and eat it... I hope they don't judge me down at the school...

Having worked in school and listened to the cackling in the staff room, I cringe when mine do anything wrong or I forget something. Or like today when OH got up with kids and did school run (bad night) and Erin has a school trip. Despite discussions about suitable wear last night my lovely daughter decided it was a fashion show and went dressed for a disco not February!:eek: So embarrassed when I went to get her.

tarajayne

Does this piccy help???

searching_me

jillie i live on the edge of chav land so 90% of the groups are chavtastic x

Krystaltips

That's a lovely Piccy Tara

And lol @ OH letting Erin go to school in disco clothes... I'm sure Aimee will try to push her luck like that in a couple of years... I'm already losing grip on her attire at weekends...

Bathroom guys went... Back tomorrow to do the toilet and finish off the bath... The sink has sealant waiting to dry, I told Aimee if she touches it, it will fall off the wall... Seems to have worked!

Oh, and I'm really pleased with them... Not only did they clean up after themselves... But they vacuumed the landing and everything before they left!!!

Mazcabs

BeenieCat wrote: »

Hi pigpen. Is there anything you don't know?

Just asking

I know she knows loads of things and I dont know how she has time to post with so many kids!!!;)

Woohoo just mad Weezl's sag paneer to go with Chicken Balti (cheated and bought paneer for the first attempt) will report back on what it tastes like later!! Yum Yum

jillie1974

searching_me wrote: »

jillie i live on the edge of chav land so 90% of the groups are chavtastic x

i thought mine would be, well the one nearest me is a bit. but the one we go to on a wed morn is great.

tarajayne

Krystaltips wrote: »

That's a lovely Piccy Tara

And lol @ OH letting Erin go to school in disco clothes... I'm sure Aimee will try to push her luck like that in a couple of years... I'm already losing grip on her attire at weekends...

Bathroom guys went... Back tomorrow to do the toilet and finish off the bath... The sink has sealant waiting to dry, I told Aimee if she touches it, it will fall off the wall... Seems to have worked!

Oh, and I'm really pleased with them... Not only did they clean up after themselves... But they vacuumed the landing and everything before they left!!!

Poor Aimee, bad lying Mommie! :rotfl:

Erin went on a day trip to Bath, so was out all day with her class! :eek:

csh_2

tarajayne wrote: »

Does this piccy help???

Its a lovely pic but I thought it was Seth at first! :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

Tara now you look like Em with that Avvy
I liked the 'old' one and could deffo see you weren't feelie *smug*

SusanC_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

thought i might have been neglecting him a bit you see. ...
when i write it all down i seem to be doing more than i realised....

It all sounds good to me. I think it's good to make sure that you don't have everything revolving around them while they're awake. (Obviously certain things are essential (like feeding) and do revolve around them.) I also think it's good for them to see you doing things around the house so that a) they learn how to do those things and b) they don't grow up thinking that everything just gets magically done.

Krystaltips wrote: »

On the earlier discusion about knives and forks... Aimee always has a proper knife and fork now... I rarely cut her meat up for her (only when I shoe leather the chops lol)... But she'd still rather just pick it up with her fingers and eat it... I hope they don't judge me down at the school...

I don't know what the children at school the teachers were thinking of were like but Alice eats better than the child I'm thinking of and she is four years younger.