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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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I'm not happy, I have a big girl who can sit unaided and un-propped for as long as she wants and eats lunch by herself (sandwich and a banana) and drinks her milk by herself out of a cup.
Oh and I had to take the cot bumper off last night, she keeps pulling it down over her face! The boys never did that! So now I will have to keep a torch and spare dummies to play hunt the dummy (till one night I can't be bothered and she gets to go cold turkey).0 -
Well, it wasnt OH with the broken toes. He says he trod on someones foot and broke two toes and ripped off 3 toenails. The jury is out as to whether I believe him or not! Really not speaking to him at all today! Wanna go out but am going shopping tomorrow, and dont have the money to go twice
Seth's teeth situation doesnt seem any better today either, but I had a better feel today and they are all poking through the gums, two up and two down on his right, and one up and two down on his left, he already has eight! No wonder he is being such a grump if he is cutting that many!! My baby has fifteen teeth :eek: Mummy to
DS (born March 2009)
DD (born January 2012)
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Well done Amber!
Molly's with her on the sitting but needs help with the eating, that is if we want her to get anything actually into herself as opposed to smeared all over.
We keep a stock of spare dummies and live in terror of her insistence that something must be over her face to sleep - last night she wriggled so far backwards to get her head under one of the feather pillows in our bed that I woke up certain that she'd either broken her neck (lying in a backwards r shape) or suffocated. But she was entirely alive and peacefully asleep in the most awkward position I'd ever seen ... until one of our friends posted a FB photo of her son (born on the same day as Molly, along with the baby of one of our other friends - we had a bet on as to who would go first and we all had them on the same day, which was nobody's EDD). Anyway, the son had fallen asleep sitting up in his sleeping bag and fallen forwards so he was folded in half.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Emlou was the duvet ok? Silly OH!Jenny - I think you should try to get OH to see the GP just for a check, suddenly getting clumsy and his feinting the other day could be a sign that somethings wrong. Probably nothing but best to be safe IMO ....
Thanks Sami and SS, he did go to the docs after the first fall but they just said it was a virus.
My hair is currently being chewed and is looking a right state, good job no one can see me
Mum to DD born Oct 2009
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Emlou was the duvet ok? Silly OH!
Thanks Sami and SS, he did go to the docs after the first fall but they just said it was a virus.
My hair is currently being chewed and is looking a right state, good job no one can see me
Jenny: Is he dizzy? I had this and was falling down and walking into walls and stuff cos my balance was haywire
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/270011660 -
Jenny: Is he dizzy? I had this and was falling down and walking into walls and stuff cos my balance was haywire
http://www.patient.co.uk/showdoc/27001166
Oh I had that a few times! Nasty! The floor was undulating and a lamp was floating in mid air :eek:0 -
Oooh, I had that too and wasn't allowed out of the house by myself because apparently if you have it badly you're at risk of falling under cars and stuff. I had to beg my housemates at the time to take me out for walks :rotfl:
It left a horrible taste in my mouth as well.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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LOL its not funny at the time but it is too look back! I couldn't get up from a seat cos I'd fall headfirst into the floor like I'd just downed a litre of black label smirnoff!
Its really nasty and theres nothing you can do but wait it out. I was horribly sick with it aswell0 -
Kieren has a really deep voice today! Not sure if its just cos hes been trying out new sounds and stuff or he has a wee sore throat?? Seems fine otherwise apart from slight crabbypantness.
He'd better not embarrass me tomorrow!!! Especially after I'm going to make an effort and iron his outfit later!0 -
I havent gone and sniffed it yet, the room STANK of stale alcohol though so god knows :mad: I'm gonna get some febreze anyway just in case it does honk when I stick my nose in it! He went to put Seth up for a nap and I havent seen him since, so I assume he's gone for a nap on the floor. Getting very fed up with the whole belly rubbing/coughing routine lol its all self inflicted!Emlou was the duvet ok? Silly OH!
Is it like a mild flu your OH has got? Flu sometimes makes people dizzy?Mummy to
DS (born March 2009)
DD (born January 2012)
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