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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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kindof - did you find out if E needed a nappy change? So glad Its easy to tell if Tahlie needs changing as a) they smell and b) she hates been dirty so gets whingy.
Yeah I decided to have a peek and he had done a poo lol it was stuck to his bum, awful lol
His Poo's do smell (so OH tells me) but I cant smell them BUT once I started wiping his bum I could smell it lol, I think its the first poo nappy i've done OH has done them all lol but he has asked me to sniff beany before and I havent been able to smell anything (when beany has his clohtes on)Debt £30,823.48/£44,856.56 ~ 06/02/21 - 31.28% Paid OffMortgage (01/04/09 - 01/07/39)
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If anyone fancies a trek out in the direction of Gatwick we'll be there at the end of May/start of June
Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Som, in a couple of weeks she'll be able to hold her head well and she'll know what she's aiming for... Feeding all of a sudden becomes a breeze and complete second nature!
A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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I'm such a willy-head! I was planning on meeting tomorrow, but have only just realised V is with MIL on a Wednesday! Also, L has gone to stay with my Mum 'til Thursday, so i've only got J. Doh!:beer:0
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ss, are u staying in a town or out in countryside? Just wondering if it's someplace that's an easy train ride for me
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would like to win a holiday, please!!
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hammy, u are far too generous!! I can't possibly take d's clothes while he's still wearing them.
i already feel bad enough for the big box u sent before. I won't say no buy really wish i could repay the massive favor somehow...if i were local, i'd bake u cookies!!
Oooohhh,shame about the cookies - I love 'em
It's no prob, honestly. We have been given way too many clothes for D so give me a few days and I will sort out a good mix of clothes
The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Seems like we all had sausage and mash for tea! We had it with baked beans.
Sorry not caught up at all - hope your meet goes well tomorrow
My right boob is well full - not fed her proper;y from it since 2 pm! We went to the childminders today - she had 9 kids! C was a lot better as I was there all the time and so was Josh. We all went to the park, and when we got back I was in the conservatory with C and a 10 month old, and a 5yo girl. As the 5yo left the room I followed her out (the room is quite safe) and went into the kitchen. C was quite happily playing for a good 10 mins before she shouted, then shut up and played with a doll!. She whinged a few minutes later and the CM went in, talked to them both and C was quiet again. All together she was in there for 20 mins completely without me. I kept popping my head round the corner but no so she could see me. CM says she's happy for us to go as often as we like - it gives her adult company too. So we're all going to a farm park tomorrow (missing baby group for it), should be good. I'm hoping that as C gets used to being at CMs with me there, eventually I'll be able to increase the time that I'm out the room, and then hopefully actually leave her - but I'm not counting any chickens yet!Sealed Pot Challenge #817 £50 banked
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thats great news pp .. i bet you're well chuffed
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Still searching .....:)
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god watching supersize vs superskinny makes me want to go running .. that big guy was actually too big to be weighed on there scales :eek: x
Still searching .....:)
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good night milk has either rice or cereal in it, suitable from 6mths according to the pack, can only be used for 1 bottle a day. It basically just the same as the old days when you put porridge/rusk in the bottle

I suspected as much! Will give it a try I think. Currently I can't get Kieren to stay up past 7ish and he has never taken more than 6/7oz of a feed in his life but he has started waking up hungry at 5-5.30am every day. When hes fed hes still tired but as thats the time OH gets up for work hes too nosy to go back to sleep and is a little cranky pants until after porridge, another bottle and 1st nap at 8.30am!
I really want to try and get him back to half six/quarter to 7 waking bottle, porridge then bottle and nap at half nine. I've tried him with a bottle of hungry baby tonight and i'll see if that makes a difference0
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