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MSE Parents Club Part 11

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  • jillie1974
    jillie1974 Posts: 6,997 Forumite
    Somnium wrote: »
    The snooze shade is a lol like a blackout blind for your pushchair, I only know about it cos the lady who designed it tested it out where I work and asked us for comments.

    Sami & tia have pm'd you both :)


    thanks, i thought it was and thats not what i want.
    'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'
  • Sami_Bee
    Sami_Bee Posts: 14,555 Forumite
    NMaz, I take it your BF? have you tried feeding lying down? Ed went through a similar phase and I just lay on a towel with him at my side so he could feed whenever and at some point I'd wake in the night so would swap sides. it didn't last 'that' long maybe 2 weeks at most :undecided

    KIT days I think you get your usual ammount for the day, so it's best to take them during the unpaid bit
    The very best is sometimes what nature gives us for free.
    3onitsway wrote: »
    I think Sami is right, as always!
  • 3onitsway
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    cazscoob wrote: »
    cannot get him to keep water down at all phoned doc who said to phone HV, mine is on holiday so have to phone another surgery! she said if he is not dehydrated then not to worry too much??? he looks awful his eyes are sunken and dark and he has not even peed all day? have phoned OH to come home now.

    Aww Caz! When did he last keep anything down? V wasn't keeping water down, but that was only through Sunday night. She's kept water down since yesterday morning, except for when I tried to trick her with dioralyte, and calpol!

    Sami_Bee wrote: »
    ermm, do you trust them? If you do and you think V will be ok then I would go for a lil walk, fresh air might do her some good :)

    And I quoted Boo but it didn't work.


    Hmmm - I don't know them, but they look alright! :o
    OH is a big paranoid security freak and doesn't trust anyone! But the smell of the window sealant is starting to annoy me now, and I need to go to the post office.
    :beer:
  • csh_2
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    3onitsway wrote: »
    Hmmm - I don't know them, but they look alright! :o
    OH is a big paranoid security freak and doesn't trust anyone! But the smell of the window sealant is starting to annoy me now, and I need to go to the post office.


    I'm assuming you have some kind of contract/contact details for them and you didn't just drag them in this morning as they were passing??? I'm sure it'll be fine for 10 min!
  • boogellyboo
    boogellyboo Posts: 1,345 Forumite
    Grr, stupid postman just knocked the door and I'm feeding Isla so jumped up, put my boob away and ran out to see a parcel being shoved through the letterbox. I opened the door and he thrust a bigger parcel at me then walked off but as I'm bent down picking the first one up he shoves a big letter through too! (I'm only peeved because it hit me :o)

    Sami - the leggings I bought off ebay have just come, their really cute :) I got size 80 and it'll be a while before they fit Isla I think. For anyone else who has a cloth bottomed little one I think they'll be really good as their very stretchy.

    And Isla's jeggings are here too! So sweet but no way I was paying £22 in topshop for a pair, these were in a bundle off ebay with a lovely next dress and two other item's. And last night I won 20 items of next and m&s in 6-9 months for £1.47 :money:
    Belly Monkey arrived 19.11.09 :j
  • Becles
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    so HE thinks it could be glucose intolerance (is that like diabetes?!!)

    It's like pre-diabetes. You still have to have a low sugar diet but it's not as strict as diabetes so you can still have small amounts of sweets/cake/biscuits etc. You'll have to have a glucose tolerance test to check that. You have to fast over night, then have bloods taken in the morning. They give you a minging gloopy syrup drink, then you have more bloods taken a couple of hours later.

    Back from the shops and skint now. Boys enjoyed it and they got some nice stuff. Bought some new towels for the bathroom, some shocking pink underpants for Craig and a really cute pink and grey t-shirt for Charlotte with "I love football" written on it :D
    Here I go again on my own....
  • 3onitsway
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    csh wrote: »
    I'm assuming you have some kind of contract/contact details for them and you didn't just drag them in this morning as they were passing??? I'm sure it'll be fine for 10 min!

    Yes, they were just passing this morning with a van load of windows going spare, so I dragged them in! :rotfl:

    I'll go, as soon as she wakes up. I'm sure it'll be fine. I'll make them a brew before I leave.
    :beer:
  • aless02
    aless02 Posts: 5,119 Forumite
    maz, why don't u try putting her to bed much earlier? She's so hard to put down because she's overtired, so moving up the bedtime will help. It sounds like since she's not getting enough naps she's just gotten so tired cumulatively over the past weeks she doesn't know what to do with herself. I'll warn, it takes a few days for it to work as their bodies have to readjust. We're a bit radical here chez Aless...Finn was going down at half 7 but then started waking up loads, so i figured that was too late for his natural cycle, so the past 3 nights, i've put him down at 6! Last night was the best in weeks, so it seems to be working. Since u had been doing half 8, u might try 7 or even earlier! I was surprised he went down so easily at the new bedtime, which showed me that he actually was tired at that time and i hadn't realised.

    Sorry for the novel. :o (p.s. We also swaddle - soon stopping - and use a white noise machine.)
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  • csh_2
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    aless02 wrote: »
    maz, why don't u try putting her to bed much earlier? She's so hard to put down because she's overtired, so moving up the bedtime will help. It sounds like since she's not getting enough naps she's just gotten so tired cumulatively over the past weeks she doesn't know what to do with herself. I'll warn, it takes a few days for it to work as their bodies have to readjust. We're a bit radical here chez Aless...Finn was going down at half 7 but then started waking up loads, so i figured that was too late for his natural cycle, so the past 3 nights, i've put him down at 6! Last night was the best in weeks, so it seems to be working. Since u had been doing half 8, u might try 7 or even earlier! I was surprised he went down so easily at the new bedtime, which showed me that he actually was tired at that time and i hadn't realised.

    Sorry for the novel. :o (p.s. We also swaddle - soon stopping - and use a white noise machine.)

    K is in bed and asleep for 6.45pm/7pm every night. theres no way I could keep him up later even if I wanted too! He gets very grumpy and overtired. He gets bathed in the mornings cos hes too tired at night.
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