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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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Sugar, Molly is loving that sandwich, she is gorgeous!
Aless, what a fab photo you both look lovely.
Holly had blue eyes 'til she was nearly 2, OH and me have green, Holly's are now very light green. My eldest has green eyes and my middle son has brown eyes (my brothers have brown eyes) He is not happy to be the odd one out!DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
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I have read that it can take until they are 3 for all brown colour to show if it is going to, no idea about the rest!DS1 12/10/04
DS2 13/07/06
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I love Ed's blue eyes but they've got a little bit browny on the inner wiggaly bit of the iris now so not sure if he'll end up with my brown/green eyes or hubbies green n grey.
Chris has eyes just like mine when I was little, pure brown.0 -

PJS or shorts and t-shirt????
shorts & t-shirt
Awww. lots of unwell babies, really hope they feel better soon :grouphug:
Aless, fairies have flown 1st class, the box was too big for 2nd :doh:
My little boy is rolling front and back for fun now and I am feeling quite sad about it today, he is growing up before my very eyes and I no longer have a baby but a baby trying to be a toddler _pale_:(The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Loads of cute pics today, what a gorgeous bunch of children we all have :T
Love Molly's video, her smiles are awesome
D has blue eyes at the mo although me & DH are both brown eyed. Blue eyes are in both our families though so who knows
The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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How early can you give fromage frais type food to babies? D is 21 weeks and loving his food, he has had just pureed fruit and veg so far but I reckon he would love something yoghurty.... I haven't got a clue if it is safe or not tho....The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents

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Lovely Molly, enjoying her sandwich. :T
Really have had enough of the Graco pram, hauling it in and out of the car, is a nightmare as is the half down parcel shelf. I panic every time I reverse now, seeing as i am capable of crashing into huge wagons. :cool:
Need to go look at buggies at the weekend. It's pay day next Saturday. Will i go for the normal type buggy or the the petite zia type? Really hope the local pram place has them in to try, so i can look at them in real life. Need to not take OH, as he will talk me into a very expensive Baby City Mini Jogger, that I would love, but the only time the buggy will get any use is at the weekends. So a bit too expensive for that little use really. Have £130 saved and another £50 at the weekend with give me £180, but the car tax is due and MOT. So should really wait to see if car passes that, first. But i won't, because i want NOW.......
OH has also informed me that he will be playing Cricket every Saturday. So, so, so beyond boring. But he will take Joe with him as he loves it, as he can play outside safely in the sun all day as its fully enclosed. And "I can come whenever I want with Alex". (Cheers, thanks for that!- rolls eyes lots). It was bad enough this week, when I had to endure 30 minutes there, whilst I picked him and Joe up from watching another team play. Where Alex promptly screamed hysterically with big fat tears, when the winning team spectators cheered their win. So you don't like big noises then Alex? And if he thinks I'm getting involved in making the Teas he's seriously deluded and I'm not washing the bloody cricket whites either. His mummy can do that, seeing as I'm crap at washing and ironing and just don't measure up!0 -
workinmummy wrote: »Lovely Molly, enjoying her sandwich. :T
Really have had enough of the Graco pram, hauling it in and out of the car, is a nightmare and is the half down parcel shelf. I panic every time I reverse now, seeing as i am capable of crashing into huge wagons. :cool:
Need to go look at buggies at the weekend. It's pay day next Saturday. Will i go for the normal type buggy or the the petite zia type? Really hope the local pram place has them in to try, so i can look at them in real life. Need to not take OH, as he will talk me into a very expensive Baby City Mini Jogger, that I would love, but the only time the buggy will get any use is at the weekends. So a bit too expensive for that little use really. Have £130 saved and another £50 at the weekend with give me £180, but the car tax is due and MOT. So should really wait to see if car passes that, first. But i won't, because i want NOW.......
OH has also informed me that he will be playing Cricket every Saturday. So, so, so beyond boring. But he will take Joe with him as he loves it, as he can play outside safely in the sun all day as its fully enclosed. And "I can come whenever I want with Alex". (Cheers, thanks for that!- rolls eyes lots). It was bad enough this week, when I had to endure 30 minutes there, whilst I picked him and Joe up from watching another team play. Where Alex promptly screamed hysterically with big fat tears, when the winning team spectators cheered their win. So you don't like big noises then Alex? And if he thinks I'm getting involved in making the Teas he's seriously deluded and I'm not washing the bloody cricket white either. His mummy can do that, seeing as I'm crap at washing and ironing and just don't measure up!
:D:D A baby jogger only costs £180
:D:D Can you tell I like them :rotfl: The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Fairies have paypal
The handle is oval so quite thick.
Just looked and the umbrella was from standard Mothercare one so not sure whether it would go on an oval handle... what pushchair do you have againmorning all,
havent caught up yet , but found fab deal on active fit pampers nappies at morrisons £8.98 or 2 for £10
http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Offers/Baby/
Just seen this, thanks this will help when I work out cheapest place to stock up this week, plus I saw Pampers wipes pack of 9 for £7....Mum to 2 lovely boys who keep me busy.0 -
hammyhunter wrote: »
:D:D A baby jogger only costs £180
:D:D Can you tell I like them :rotfl:
I know, its no. 1 on my list really from looking at it on t'internet. And the fold just looks so fab and simple. And I also love the big hood, which would be fab, for my little ginger haired, fair skinned bubba. Oh see now I'm talking myself back into it.
Which colour do you have hammy? Oh is Davids skin better now?0
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