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MSE Parents Club Part 11

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  • Fitzio
    Fitzio Posts: 2,199 Forumite
    Nice to hear from you Gisi. Holly seemed to be teething for about 3 months, but the week before her teeth came in, nothing at all, and we couldn't see anything under the gum. It took us by surprise. She seems to be teething again now though, dribbly, red cheeks etc.

    3 - Hope V feels better later. Not nice when they are sick, especially when you are tired.

    It seems sunny again here today. Plan is to go to shops to buy a couple of sunhats for Holly and do weekly food shopping. Hopefully if it stays nice, we can play out the back later and maybe eat dinner outside.

    We put a rug on the grass yesterday and took the toy box out and it was such a lovely change being outside. Holly is getting really good at sitting up and seems to have stopped toppling forwards so we got some nice pictures in the sun. We went out for dinner and she did her usual explosive poo which she saves up for when we are in a restaurant. Cue a full change of clothes etc! It took them ages to serve us, and we ended up about an hour later than expected and H was screaming as she was hungry. I hadn't realised the time and didn't take a bottle with me as I expected it to be a quick visit! I can't remember the last time she cried for food!

    Hope you are al enjoying the sun today again. Is it nice everywhere?
  • nikkit72
    nikkit72 Posts: 2,458 Forumite
    morning all,

    havent caught up yet , but found fab deal on active fit pampers nappies at morrisons £8.98 or 2 for £10

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    HTH some , also apparantly maybe store specific , the hipp organic follow on milk 900g for £1.00!! at Asda
    This milk is normally well over £7.00!.

    heres the link from grabbit

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  • Tara- I've just seen your post about DS1. Big hugs for you, that must be so hard. I hope DS1 changes his mind.

    Jillie- good luck with the nursery and with work.

    Thanks Fitz! No sign of any teeth in H's mouth, so we will see. It's horrid when restaurants take ages to serve you when you've got a little one, isn't it? You just have to sit there knowing their patience will run out before the food arrives.
    :DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator :p
  • boogellyboo
    boogellyboo Posts: 1,345 Forumite
    Fitzio wrote: »
    I can't remember the last time she cried for food!

    Hope you are al enjoying the sun today again. Is it nice everywhere?

    I said the same on Friday! Isla was tired and hungry on the way home from the funeral and I couldn't feed her in the car, it's the first time she's cried with hunger for ages. I'm that used to offering boob at the first sign of hunger now :rotfl:

    Gisi will you be baking up a storm in your new kitchen?

    3 - hope V get's better soon. Poor little mite's really been through it with this bug hasn't she.

    Glam - I will be at sling meet on the 21st and I've found a body scrub for you too :) Hopefully my new sling will come before then too so Fritha can have a play.

    I may have just bid on a pram on ebay :o It ends soon and seems really cheap but I sooo don't need it! I should make a profit if I sell it on though.
    Belly Monkey arrived 19.11.09 :j
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    Tara, what a nightmare. Can you find out what your ex has said to him to make him so set on leaving?

    *hugs* Jillie and PP, I hope your nursery/CM visits go well.

    Poor V :( Are you ok 3? Not getting the bug?

    :eek: at what happened in Belfast, apparently it was close to Carla :(

    Hello pinknico :)

    Elle, I think you should teach Rhys that pointing is done with the middle finger upwards and then make sure he shows the physio. The woman is clearly monstrous.

    Congratulations to Mr Aless, I hope Aless is enjoying the bed to herself :)

    Gorgeous photos ladies, thanks for posting!

    Glam, sea salt and olive oil have the same effect as body scrub and you can do it in the kitchen while cooking.

    KOAG, cancel your visitors and spend the day in bed with E. Try the bottles, but try to keep calm if you can - it'll pass whatever you do and your stress isn't going to help you or E.

    Hugs for everyone having disturbed sleep - we had a bad night as well, lots of sleeping-wailing but nary a tooth to show for it, although there are four bulging her gums at the top :(

    Tia, I'm going to try Molly with a sandwich later on today. Do you cut the crusts off, and do you use white or brown bread?

    It's not even 11am and I've already been to work and back. I had to pick up my white coats and they only open the collection centre 7-10am twice a week. Absurd. And my coats say Frau SS rather than Dr SS or SS, Ph.D., and they claim I have to show them my certificates and go without white coats for another month if I want them changed. Cluck that, I requisitioned them because I NEED them.
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  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    Oh, and HAPPY BIRTHDAY TIA!!!!
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  • tiamai_d
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    SS, I cut it into triangles, then into half again. If its soft crusts leave them on, but usually they gag on the crusts so thats up to you whether you cut them off or not. I use whatever bread.

    off to science centre! bye!
  • Sami_Bee
    Sami_Bee Posts: 14,555 Forumite
    edited 16 November 2010 at 5:05PM
    Hope it goes well Jillie x

    I set up the cherry yesterday, Ed really seemed to like it [LINK REMOVED]

    not sure if I should sell the phil n teds any time soon or not at all etc.
    Ed should be around 3yo when/if we have #3 so probably would be ok with a buggy board (if you can have one??) on the cherry, I'd also considered keeping the P&T for it's off roadiness and maybe for my sister but who knows when she'll have her first never mind the 2nd!
    The very best is sometimes what nature gives us for free.
    3onitsway wrote: »
    I think Sami is right, as always!
  • redmel1621
    redmel1621 Posts: 6,010
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    Sami_Bee wrote: »
    he's a worrier with a short temper!

    Are you talking about my dh here:p:o

    I was in agony yesterday with bad tum, and then felt sickly on and off all day, went to bed thinking I was going to actually be sick, but thankfully wasn't.....then this morning K threw up all over his brekkie, followed by the most vile nappy EVER!!!

    Was supposed to be gymbabes today but I think we will give it a miss:p

    ((hugs)) tara, I hope things work out and he doesn't go to his dad's. Even if he does go there, just hold on to the thought that he will most likely be back as either he won't like it (after the novelty wears off) or his dad will send him back when he gets fed up of the cost/responsibility......just make sure he knows you're door is always open any time of day or night, and don't fall out over it, that way he knows if things aren't as he expects/hopes then he will come home to you....but i'm sure you know all that anyway:D

    Sami - I also didn't miss having extravagant holidays, being one of 4 meant our holidays consisted of Butlins...but I loved it. Me and my older brother had so much fun just having days out to the beach or the park together. This is why I have never felt guilty about having more kids myself, dh sometimes talks about 'quality of life' and we won't be able to buy this, that, or the other...but I am not materialistic at all and strongly believe having a loving family that are there forever, is far more satisfying......
    At the end of the day I couldn't miss what I had never experienced;)

    Mel x
    Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
    Nothing is going to get better. It's not.
  • pigpen
    pigpen Posts: 41,152
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    edited 12 April 2010 at 9:18AM
    For those also waiting.. MY PUMPKIN PATCH ORDER JUST ARRIVED!!!

    The velour blankies and fluffy boots are just the cutest things I ever did see... sleeping bags are nice too

    Off to buy Squeak a chest of drawers tomorrow so I'll free up the suitcase in the wardrobe as I'll have places for baby clothes.. :D

    Can I now panic this is actually for real and happening?
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