MSE Parents Club Part 11

keelykat

I think i'll be sticking to lurking now and now, don't really fit in here or facebook group anymore. Take care everyone.

keely+elliot.

workinmummy

cazscoob wrote: »

WM if he is playing cricket then should it not be him doing the washing PMSL! i dont think i would enjoy standing around either! too boring for me.

Yeah right! Has no idea how to use the washing machine. Which is astounding really considering how intelligent he is :cool:. (Make that how intelligent he thinks he is!) He is way better at ironing then me though. I do that tram line thing to creases in pants and shirts, not a good luck apparently. And his army training should be put to some use, shouldn't it?

cazscoob wrote: »

Tia has a Joolz and not sure what her other prams are lol!


go and play with a few and then come home and have a look online! a lot of prams sold on ebay etc are like new as buggy adicts like them for a few weeks and sell them on or buy new and fall pregnant again!

Think Alex and I will go play on Saturday. I have been watching the Petite Zias on ebay - go for around £50 and the Baby city minis, they have gone from between £90 and £150. £90 would be a bargain, but i would never get that lucky.

pinkpig08

SS - what a lovely vid of Molly!

KK - don't worry about not 'fitting in'. I think we're all so different that there is no norm. I only post now and again as sometimes I just don't feel I have anything to add.

cazscoob

hahaha my OH was banned from the washing machine as he blew my brand new machine up by putting car mats in on a boil wash!!!!! it was a long time ago but he still gets me to check whenever he puts anything in!

keep an eye on ebay im honestly not watching another Loola at 99p with a few hours to go:D
well im off parcels to post and a cat climbing toy thing to pick up!!!

Keely hope your ok and we havent done anything to upset you?? x

workinmummy

hammyhunter wrote: »

The fold really is as easy as it looks - it is soooo simple to put it up and down. The hood is fab in this lovely sunshine We have the black, red and cream one. David was improving really well but is trying to itch like mad again since yesterday *sigh* . I am going to run him a bath with some oats later in the vain hope he falls asleep a bit easier . Thank you for asking

That's my fave one too . Non of the website actually state prices for the mini. Did you buy yours local or on the internet?

Alex will scratch him self raw, if left without a vest. But his skin looks fine before he does that. Can't work out if its actually his eczema or like all men he likes a good scratch. pmsl.

hammyhunter

keelykat, so sorry you feel like that I don't post on here frequently (apart from today ) but I like to think that everyone is welcome

pinknico

KK, I agree with PP, if I have something to say I post, otherwise I just read, nod,smile/cry LOL!

workinmummy

Me too KK. I read mostly then will post a number of posts one straight after the other, mostly when bored at work. Like now lol. It's just random stuff, nothing important really.

SugarSpun

I'm going to be a bit controversial here, but I don't understand why people feel like they don't fit in - the only two things everyone has in common is that they have one or more kids and they like to talk to/get advice from/advise/share photos with/gently tease other parents on the internet. If those two things are met, then it's just a matter of posting sometimes and if the post gets lost then posting again in bold, sort of a HEY! Don't forget me! sort of deal.

It makes me very sad when people say stuff like this because I like everyone and try to include everyone when I reply to stuff, and although part of it is my selfish wish to not be a bad ignory sort of person, part of it is that I like people and don't want them to feel sad.

:grouphug:

I will now return to my corner with my hiccups and shouty baby. She is now attempting to eat my sandwich.

hammyhunter

workinmummy wrote: »

That's my fave one too . Non of the website actually state prices for the mini. Did you buy yours local or on the internet?

Alex will scratch him self raw, if left without a vest. But his skin looks fine before he does that. Can't work out if its actually his eczema or like all men he likes a good scratch. pmsl.

We bought it from John Lewis when it was on special offer for £184 incl P&P. They have got their prices on their website but like you say, most don't

https://www.johnlewis.com/230563697/Product.aspx

D keeps grabbing hold of his willy when his nappy is being changed :rotfl: