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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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chopsticks wrote: »GISI - well done on the sleeping through. Hope the nursery visit goes well.
Glam - does that mean he'll still be able to pay you rent though if he hands in his notice?
I'm off now, so will see you all later
It means he'll b00ger off back to live with his parents :j
off to showerA very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
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Glam that's excellent news.Proud to be dealing with my debts
DD Katie born April 2007!
3 years 9 months and proud of it
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Well done Becles!
Aless, my head is fine thanks, it was just two and a half glasses
I'm still all snotty and achey from the plague though AND I have to go to the dentist. I need to leave in 40 minutes and will probably spend most of that time brushing my teeth. I hope I don't sneeze on the dentist, he's a new recommended dentist and I'd hate to have to find a new one again!Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Get that in writing!!!!!
He has an exam he has to resit for the 3rd time & if he doesn't pass then his whole career is f***ed. Plan is for him to go back home, come back here for a few days to do exam then go back again.
MIL said 'Oh next time he gets a job up there he'll just stay a month.'
Me - 'Um,. there won't be a next time'A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
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Have fun at the meet everyone
I am tired, went to bed at midnight, fed Elliot at 2am, he woke again at 3am for a cuddle, fed again at 5am, then he was up and awake for the day at 7am. OH didnt come to bed till 3am so he is still in bed
Can I ask you again for your recommendations on those night projectors with music played to get E to sleep I forgot to write them down (sorry) and my aunty wants to buy us one.
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Morning everyone.
Lily keeps crying and i dont know why
She's quiet at the moment laying on my chest, but she'll start again soon and im rubbish at calming her
She usually isn't awake until 9:30am and she woke at 8am, so i think she might be tired but not wanting to sleep as everytime she quiets down and relaxs, she then crys and her body goes rigid.
Kindof, with routines. We want to start introducing a better one soon, she's 4 weeks today. At the moment she has her 6/6:30pm feed, sleeps for a bit, at 10pm i change her, put her in the grobag and get in bed to feed her. Then a cuddle then in the crib.
She then wakes at 2am (ish) and then 6am(ish) and then usually wakes up at 9:20/30am and has a nap at 10/10:30am for 2 hours
Once im brave enough to put her in my room on her own, she'll go to bed after her 6pm feed.chopsticks wrote: »Tax credits...when I claimed for CTC in July, I gave them mine and DH's salaries for 08/09. I need to let them know that DH's wages for 09/10 are lower than in 08/09 and mine are lower due to maternity leave. I guess perhaps they'll owe us money? Do they backdate claims or have we missed out? Is it best to send them a letter so they have everything in writing, rather than calling them?
I dont understand TC's. When i called them they want our exact incomes for 08/09. I dont know them! I worked part time for half of it, the full time for the rest. And neither me or OH have a P60.
Also why are they using our 08/09 incomes for our entitlement, we are poor now in 2010! OH is now only working part time and im on ML.
Anyway, guess what!
Me and OH might be ttc again this October. We ideally want the baby to be born July 2011 so my college exams are finished and i can go on and enjoy the last month of pregnancy0 -
kindofagilr wrote: »Can I ask you again for your recommendations on those night projectors with music played to get E to sleep I forgot to write them down (sorry) and my aunty wants to buy us one.
http://www.boots.com/en/Tomy-Winnie-the-Pooh-Dreamtime-lightshow_862962/
This is the one I have and Kieren loves it0 -
Evansangel wrote: »I dont understand TC's. When i called them they want our exact incomes for 08/09. I dont know them! I worked part time for half of it, the full time for the rest. And neither me or OH have a P60.
Also why are they using our 08/09 incomes for our entitlement, we are poor now in 2010! OH is now only working part time and im on ML.
You can use the YTD figures from your March payslip.
They always set it on last yrs income, then, when you get your award through and are 'in the system' phone them up to adjust it. It is flexible as your income changes and not set for the year.
Simples!0
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