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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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I am uber tired, I'd been up since 5am yesterday and didnt manage to nap, went to bed at 10.30 last night, E woke for feed at 12 and 3, then was sick all over himself and his moses basket at the 3 feed, so I had to change his bedding and him, then he woke at 4 crying but only seemed to want a cuddle, then woke a 5 for his dummy but kept spitting it out after 5 mins then crying again, then woke again at 6 for food, so I brought him downstairs to feed him as I was trying to let OH have a good nights sleep cos it was his first day back at work after 4 weeks off, so I am tired again lol.
I havent managed to nap today either as I had to wait for a parcel and didnt want to miss it.
Well this is my first day without OH, is it stupid of me to be too scared to take E to get weighed (he doesnt have to go) this week as I am on my own?
Just with it being my first day with him by myself I dont think I should push it, I know its not a hard thing to do to get him weighed but i've only just got used to taking him up the high streets to the shops on my own
I do need to go to the shops, but I have no clue how to put the rain cover on the pram lol I bet it takes me ages
Jakesmummy your OH sounds just like mine, we had airline disaster on last night and he watches TG over and over and over again, mind I do that with friends and he hates friends lol
PP we love Mythbusters
Som - What does T wear when you have her in a Sleeping Bag and do you put any sheets on her as well and what tog is the SB and what temp is the room, sorry for all the questions lol
Aless - snap, I am now sitting here worrying about his dummy argh lol, I will stick it in the next bottle sterilisation, would 6 mins in the microwave steriliser be ok for it? (he only uses it sometimes to get to sleep and spits it out after 5 mins)
Ohhh Sami we have the TT dummies in a plastic pod, how would I sterlisise the dummies in that?
Is P20 that thing you are only meant to have to put on once a day? cos I burned when I used that as well, as did my friend when we went to Kos
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He's 15 and a half wks and the in the book I have, "they" say to start weaning off the swaddle at around 3ish months, however some babies prefer to be swaddled longer and can benefit until even 6,7,8 months! ...
Maybe i need a book or two...
Been doing this whole parenting thing on guess-work and help from people on here so far!:j Very proud mummy to Evie Mae born 26/12/09 :jAims for 2010 - be a good mummy, lose (some) weight, clear (some) debts, be happy
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Koag - you'll be fine taking E to be weighed on your own. It's daunting at first but you'll be so chuffed with yourself that you did it afterwards
You can use the dummy pod in the microwave to sterilise them, I can check the instruction label for you in a bit if you want? Just feeding milk monster again at the minute so can't reach them!
Maz - Evie sounds just like Isla! As much as I love cosleeping with her she won't sleep properly if she know's boob's just there next to her head! I know she sleeps more soundly when I move her back to the crib otherwise she just snacks on and off all night.Belly Monkey arrived 19.11.09 :j0 -
ooh, while i remember, got Evie a Bumbo yesterday - she seems to like it :T And she likes having her favourite toys on the tray cos she throws them away if she's holding them while in her bouncy chair but then wants them back
Got her a door bouncer too (10% of voucher for mothercare!) but not tried that yet:j Very proud mummy to Evie Mae born 26/12/09 :jAims for 2010 - be a good mummy, lose (some) weight, clear (some) debts, be happy
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just read this:
http://www.kellymom.com/parenting/sleep/4mo-sleep.html
and thought it was really good:j Very proud mummy to Evie Mae born 26/12/09 :jAims for 2010 - be a good mummy, lose (some) weight, clear (some) debts, be happy
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newbie_maz wrote: »just read this:
http://www.kellymom.com/parenting/sleep/4mo-sleep.html
and thought it was really good
I read that this morning and it really struck a chord with me
It was after fattybooboo linked to kellymom I found myself reading it and nodding! Belly Monkey arrived 19.11.09 :j0 -
be careful using micowave or electric steralisers for soothers as the plastic can melt.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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newbie_maz wrote: »Maybe i need a book or two...
Been doing this whole parenting thing on guess-work and help from people on here so far!
I don't think that books know everything, of course not, but I'm a reader/researcher at heart so I like to read loads of different theories/perspectives/strategies and then take bits of each one that I like and apply it...if that makes sense. But that's my personality. I think that reading books written by proper professionals can make me see/think of things I wouldn't have normally. They aren't the answer to everything and some people hate them, so to each their own
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P.S. I was about to say I noticed Susan missing but then remembered they were going to the ILs...wonder when she gets back?top 2013 wins: iPad, £50 dental care, £50 sportswear, £50 Nectar GC, £300 B&Q GC; jewellery, Bumbo, 12xPringles, 2xDiesel EDT, £25 Morrisons, £50 Loch Fyne
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have you had some melt?jillie1974 wrote: »be careful using micowave or electric steralisers for soothers as the plastic can melt.
we did everything of Chris's in the micro the only thing that melted was the nurofen syringe that probably says don't microwave :rotfl::o0 -
have you had some melt?
we did everything of Chris's in the micro the only thing that melted was the nurofen syringe that probably says don't microwave :rotfl::o
plastic went a bit funny on his first ones...
although that might have been my mum over microwaving...:o
i know you only out them in sterilising solution for the min amount of time'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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