MSE Parents Club Part 11

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boo i couldnt live without my underwire bras .. i sag way too much for a 24 year old x

Glamazon

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww Boo
Thnk you so much for taking the time to post that just for me!
Isla looks absolutely gorgeous and looks like she's having fun!

Jack has finally escaped the ring :eek: We were eating tea and I heard BIL say 'OMG where's Jack?' Looked up, ring was empty and he was lying on the outside of it on his front looked rather bewildered that he was on the 'outside' :rotfl:

My arms have gone even scabbier than usual I've got loads of raised bumps all up my upper arms and loads of little whiteheads which I always pick so they look skanky

*cough* Buttons, Where are you? I am waiting for gorgeous and funny birthday stories & pics

elle_gee

Body scrub, Glam?

Glamazon

elle_gee wrote: »

Body scrub, Glam?

I never keep it up!

boogellyboo

Glam- STOP PICKING! My best mate is terrible for picking her forehead and chin and hate's the little scar's it leaves her with. It got so bad at one point she went for hypnotherapy to try and help her.

Well done to Jack the escape artist!

scruffy96uk

Happy Birthday Keira x

I'm knackered today been out in the garden all day trying to get rid of the bog myre!!!DH is like an over cooked lobster lol!!!

Oh Hope Rhys gets teeth soon and his bum calms down. As long as it doesn't seem to be bothering him.

Boo She is soooo cute x

aless02

boogellyboo wrote: »

Poor Rhys, hope it clears up soon but I'm glad to hear it's not bothering him too much.

I know your all dying to know, I wore an underwired bra today for the first time in about 8 months! Oh my word! I look like I've got a shelf under my nose :rotfl: Just goes to show how unflattering my nursing bra's have been!

This is why I am dyyyyying to buy some new bras. My nursing ones, despite being fitted for them and being semi-expensive ones from Bravissimo, are rubbish in that they make my boobies look terrible. I've found some underwire ones, too bad they cost 50% more! Garrr, more eBaying needed before I can afford them, so am cursed with gigantic saggy boobies for now.

kindof - don't take this the wrong way, but I HIGHLY recommend the book The Happiest Baby on the Block. I'm not trying to start a debate, but he basically gives easy ways to calm babies that seem inconsolable ("colicky" except he doesn't believe in colic...) that don't have anything to do with medicine. Here's a YouTube clip explaining it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddRkI5wVIqQ . I picked up the book cheapy on Amazon - I'd loan you my copy but I still refer to it quite frequently . It honestly MAJORLY helped us and you might be surprised as the stuff he says. I'll leave it at that, as that sort of thing isn't to everyone's taste (I think it's targeted for people like me that want to avoid medication unless absolutely necessary).

Think I will head off for another early night. DH is back tomorrow so I can enjoy one more night of the bed all to myself

3onitsway

Hope everyone is well. I've been keeping up in between washing sicky baby.

Is Tara's internet still dodgy? I worry about her.

tiamai_d wrote: »

I'd offer it (and put a towel in her cot). I know it's a pain them being sick, but I feel that they need the milk even if the do end up being sick. Or offer her some diluting juice instead?

MadDogWoman wrote: »

3 - I'd also offer it and put a towel in her cot.

She took the decision from me - she fell asleep on me as I typed my post.

I took her up, but am expecting her to wake at some point for the missed bottle (and the half a dinner she threw up!).

OH has just been up to check her, she's snoring, but her tummy is making growling noises.

I really, really, really hope its not the bug back. I just have this feeling the bigguns will go back to school tomorrow, then be off sick with 'the bug'.

My friend was telling me the other day, the doc. told her that the bug reinvents itself in 17 weeks. Her three had it before christmas, and had it again last week. So, if you had it 17 weeks ago, the bug has changed enough to trick your antibodies! :mad: It would be 18 weeks since we had the bug last time. Nooooooooo!


My big DD has been worrying me tonight. She's been an absolute hormonal horror for a week, but today, she's an absolute angel and lovely! :A
She's told me she likes my top, my hair, my make up (i'm not wearing any!), my jeans, my shoes and she loves me more than chocolate!
Who took the real Liv away and what have they done with her? :rotfl:
Normally it's OMG, you can't wear that! OMG your hair! OMG you're the worst Mummy ever!

elle_gee

Glamazon wrote: »

I never keep it up!

My current one (I'm slightly addicted to finding the roughest one! ) is a Superdrug Vitamin E one. It's pretty rough so you'd probably only need a few goes then weekly This is a stocking filler from OH so don't know how much it was and can't find it on the site either Another good one I had was from the pink Soap and Glory range at Boots

<---- new avvy

Plus bigger version cos I think he's gorgeous (so there! )
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ETA: Hope your house stays bug free, 3!! 15wks since I had the bug... _pale_

Krystaltips

Oh don't say that 3, I don't think I could bear cleaning all that sick up again... It took Aimee nearly 3 weeks to recover from the first bout and she got it again a week after that!!!

Hope it was just an anomally and V isn't sickening for anything (We've got next week off school, Dave's off work... We're planning on lots of fun!)