MSE Parents Club Part 11

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3onitsway wrote: »

SB I was think about you this morning. Have you been to the Bug Experience at the Albert Dock? We're thinking of going tomorrow but wanted to know if it was worth it. I know the babies won't care probably, but will have Liv, and my friends older boy 3.

No, we haven't been but walked past it going to the Tate and it was a little pricey! .

We tend to go to the museum 'cos its free :money:

(and my treat is tea and cake at the end! ).

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My_Fathers_Daughter

Is this is Jakes Mummy?


Benjamin has his own remote control (an old DVD one) And his own mobile, although he much prefers mine (probably why it is broken LOL)

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SugarSpun wrote: »

This is it, but we booked via laterooms.com and Quidco and it was just over €100/night and then I think 5% cashback. It might be more expensive in the summer, we were there in February.

Thank you! I've bookmarked the page to show DH.

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xmaslolly76

MFD we decided after a little chat that no tv for a week was sufficiant he doesnt really go out to play so grounding him was no good and removing toys was a bit useless as it was his birthday on the monday so had a whole new lot to play with. He was very sorry and has promised he wont do it again so i suppose time will tell :-)

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got-it-spend-it wrote: »

If it was me, I would buy the colour I wanted online, then spend the JL vouchers in Waitrose on groceries. That way you get the buggy at the better price but you're using the vouchers on something practical rather than another splurge, if that makes any sense!


csh- I definitely like the inflatable paddling pool idea best! That way you could either use it with the balls in or without, then in the garden later in the year.

This is about a mile away from me, between my house and gym http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/8606781.stm. I'm so sad for the families of the firemen. My hubby attended it as he was on shift last night- I'm just so, so grateful he came home this morning . I can't imagine if he'd gone off to work and never come back.

Beenie- if you're around we love you and miss you!

Nursery was very nice. Lovely big garden and good facilities. Still need to see some more and some child minders though.

r.mac, I think GISI's suggestion is a good one and one that I have used often . The children receive lots of JL vouchers for Bdays/Xmas/Easter for me to buy throughout the year (usually shoes!) but if Clarks have a sale then I trade them into my purse and off I shop to Waitrose :cool:.

GISI, that is so very sad. I saw it on the news early this morning. I feel so sorry for the families. Hugs for you x.

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Jakesmummy

Yep mfd thats the one, sorry dont know why the link doesnt work! x

My_Fathers_Daughter

Anyone else think that baby ^^^^ has the look of Will Young about him??


XL - sounds fair. Hope he has learnt his lesson xx

We didn't go out for lunch because my assistant is off with her ill son. We will go next week sometime.

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Bizziebabies have posted this on FB loads and still no takers! I would have loved it....I'm posting just in case we have any poster nearby .

Shellie May is still searching so can you help - Still looking for someone living in either berks, bucks, hillingdon, uxbridge or harrow borough who needs a birthday party. 20-30 guests catered for - you must know someone in that area lol!!! They can be between 4 & 8 - if you know someone - get them to contact me. I can't stretch the area any further.

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tiamai_d

Oh I love the thoeries on gender selection! So many many variables. For example, some men make more of one gender gametes than the other, ovulation can be early/late, cervical mucus production (decongestants mess with CM), the girls live longer but boys are quicker... and then you get past all that and still conception is completely random! I really do geek-love it!

I have no idea how I had 2 boys and a girl, I maintain that the sex was just as good each time

Susan, Chris knows he shouldn't chew but seems to have some need to chew. Bought him chew toys but still he will chew more or less anything. He's went through 3 ds chargers! He has even chewed the kitchen door and the bottom of one unit. His bed is all chewed. May have something to do with his speech problems but dunno, he's just weird.

Think I may dig out the boys paddling pool for Miss A-roo later and dump some balls in it.

redstararnie76

Thank-you CSH and Pigpen, that's really reassuring to hear, it's just that it felt a bit 'out of the blue'. Hopefully it's just a coincidence, we'll just keep a bit of a close eye on her for a while...