MSE Parents Club Part 10

Glamazon

tarajayne wrote: »

You ruined my image, :cool: I saw you tottering along in my head pushing the pushchair looking the bees knees!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I had trainers, jeans, a thin jumper, waterproof coat, trendy hat & fluffy gloves - I text OH and said I feel like the woman out of Home Alone 3 that goes jogging with the empty pram!

Sarah_Joanne

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Henry was conceived last Valentine's day after a lovely meal out and a few cocktails! This year will be a takeaway and a diet coke I think!

searching_me wrote: »

jayden was a quickie the day before i got my tattoo done at the bottom of my back just before philips birthday :rotfl: x

Baby C was conceived as my "welcome home" when I'd been away on my own for a month for my sister's wedding in Australia!

ManOnTheMoon

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

To be honest it was pretty much all already organised. We got engaged in October 2007, booked venue etc in 2008, bought wedding dress Feb 2009 (although wasn't being delivered for 4-6 months) then got pg in May 2009!

The only thing was really was whether my dress would still fit as I had just started to show, but the dress was cut in a way that hid my bump (which I quite liked) and it was lace up at the back rather than a zip or buttons so I could wear it a bit looser.

Nice and organised

Clever dress Always wondered about women pregnant organising their wedding dresses not knowing how they far gone in pregnancy they were going to look. Glad you felt good in it.

jha wrote: »

I am ok - struggling a bit - but ok thanks for asking:D

Hope you feel better than okay soon

Glamazon wrote: »

drop the 1!

Aaaah. Just checking to see if you shared with either myself or 16yo

My_Fathers_Daughter

emlou2009 wrote: »

OH OH and I too am 5 foot 3 and a half!!! :rotfl:

Seth is for the second night in a row refusing to go down to sleep last night he screamed for half an hour before I gave up and brought him downstairs again, the first time ever I've given in and brought him back down, and tonight he seems to be doing the same thing again. OH is of the opinion that we should leave him to it and turn the TV up, cos we've never had a problem before, but I think I'm about to give in

We have had a bit of this for the past week or so Em. I am trying to go with it for now and just plough on with the settling him as best I can. They are starting to process so much more now (don't you find that their understanding of language is really coming on) and I think there is a bit of separation anxiety mixed in too. It is just an age thing.

Having said that, after having a chat with hubby last night and with CM about it today we decided to keep him up until 8pm...and he promptly fell asleep after his bottle at 7pm *rolleyes*

searching_me wrote: »

i think im one of the tallest ... im 5ft 8" x

I am 5' 9"



We have had some sad news yesterday. One of hubbys lads has got cancer not sure at the moment if it is rectal or colon but either way it is not good at all. The bloke was working in Plymouth so hubby had to get him on a train back asap. Everyone is devastated, it is only a small company and the blokes are all very close. Hubby has known him for 20 odd years and has taken it very hard. The next few weeks and months are going to be very tough all around.

searching_me

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Baby C was conceived as my "welcome home" when I'd been away on my own for a month for my sister's wedding in Australia!

thats one hell of a welcome home present :rotfl:x

MadDogWoman_2

Tia - link as requested - I like the idea as I felt quite detached for a while after DD was born - being pg was unreal enough for me and not seeing DD come out made it feel all the more alien IYKWIM.

I can't plan when to give birth as if it happens it happens, if I did have a choice it wouldn't be between September and December as I have 9 birthdays already.

ManOnTheMoon

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

We have had some sad news yesterday. One of hubbys lads has got cancer not sure at the moment if it is rectal or colon but either way it is not good at all. The bloke was working in Plymouth so hubby had to get him on a train back asap. Everyone is devastated, it is only a small company and the blokes are all very close. Hubby has known him for 20 odd years and has taken it very hard. The next few weeks and months are going to be very tough all around.

Oh dear Hope he's one of the ones that gets through it

searching_me

((hugs)) to you and the family MFD x

Glamazon

Choppy - like your new avvy!!!

MFD - sorry to hear about DH's workmate. Fingers crossed it can be treated and he gets well soon xx

MDW - My friend is currently saving as she will need to have IVF again to have her second. She got the first one on the NHS but must pay for the 2nd time - she is hoping to start treatment around the same time as we are.

MadDogWoman_2

MFD - big hugs

Glam - I can't take that route next time it just took too much out of me, I just have to hope the things I put in place which meant I got pg naturally work a second time - Katie to finish bf, meds and weight loss.