MSE Parents Club Part 10

SugarSpun

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aimee went through a real bad phase of infections every other week (one sample even grew E-coli :eek:)

That happened to me when pregnant - I was utterly embarrassed

Thanks Hammy but at your flat tummy. I have a little pouch of loose skin but most of the fat is gone.

Molly keeps complaining about her sore mouth and I'm mortified now that it might have been someone else who reported us and who thinks we'd actually hurt her.

Buttonmoons

Well Susan I'm hoping they round down or PREFERABLY the surgeon doesn't weigh me next week. I'll just say I'm retaining water + Constipated + a big lunch = Really am slimmer - honest!

That sounds painful Krystal! I'm not sure I've had urine infections, I used to get this horrible feeling after having a pee, and then it felt like I had to pee again and it was just an awful sensation.

My mum get's cystitus a lot and I told her it's because she keeps wiping poo up her foof and not peein enough and she didn't talk to me because I said she had a poo'y muff! She still isn't talking to me, she goes to Doncaster tomorrow. SM meet her at the station and give her a slap from me

SS- What is WRONG with your neighbour? Does he not realise babies cry and sometimes scream in pain because y'know they get colic, and sore heads, ears and mouth like the rest of us?

Becles

tarajayne wrote: »

Can't post on FB as DD's OH doesn't want his boss to know yet, but Poppie is currently in an ambulance being transferred to Exeter!!!




Guess where I'm going tonight! :cool:

That's brilliant news. Have fun this evening!

karen1907 wrote: »

I was thinking about baby signing - does anyone have any experience with this?

I took Charlotte to a group which was mainly baby massage which I wanted to learn, but they did a bit of baby signing at the end. It was ok, but I found it was easier just to teach her to gesture then speak as I did with the boys.

SusanC wrote: »

I don't think I've ever spent that much on clothes in a year. Surely it's not that extreme is it?

I'm like that! In 2009, I can only recall buying some new strappy tops and linen trousers for our holidays, but they were all from cheap places like Primark, Peacocks etc. Probably replaced other bits and bobs as they wore out too but I can't think of anything specific. I hate clothes shopping though and normally get bored after one shop and want to go home

jennynoo

hammyhunter wrote: »

pretty, pretty please can I see the pics on here

My little angel slept from 9 til 9 :T He woke twice for feeding but went straight back to sleep . He has his 2nd lot of jabs today - a week late - do you give calpol before the jabs?

Anyone heard from Boogelly lately?

Probably too late now but it was in the news recently that you shouldn't give calpol before the jabs as it decreases the effectiveness of the vaccines. Only give pain relief if they seem unwell afterwards (wont change effectiveness then).

SusanC_2

Buttonmoons wrote: »

That sounds painful Krystal! I'm not sure I've had urine infections, I used to get this horrible feeling after having a pee, and then it felt like I had to pee again and it was just an awful sensation.

Sounds like a urine infection - they can resolve themselves without antibiotics especially if you drink plenty.

csh_2

Buttons, in case you need it. 08454 242424 NHS 24 number for Scotland. Think its different for us?!

pinkpig08

Had a lovely day today with SM and NMS Caitlyn eventually slept going down the M1, after crying solidly and whole-heartedly for the first 15 minutes!

So far it is taking DH 1 hr 20 mins to come down 1 junction of the motorway *rolleyes*. Have phoned him 4 times and texted him to tell him his tea is out (that was about half an hour ago). So now it's stone cold and bloody serves him right :mad:

searching_me

pp i think jayden had a little thing for caitlyn .. he kept giving her cheeky grins :rotfl: x

pinkpig08

Lol!

DH is just pulling on the drive hee hee!

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SusanC_2

jennynoo wrote: »

Probably too late now but it was in the news recently that you shouldn't give calpol before the jabs as it decreases the effectiveness of the vaccines. Only give pain relief if they seem unwell afterwards (wont change effectiveness then).

I just googled it and according to the Telegraph it was given afterwards (every 6-8 hours for 24 hours) that had an effect.

Also found this: http://www.theecologist.org/green_green_living/behind_the_label/346400/behind_the_label_calpol.html :eek: