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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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dunno gisi, sorry
Caz I'd try the coke and if it doesn't work I think he needs to go hosp
I have a big patch of blood on my shoulder
Ed dived out off his crib onto the wooden floor :eek: bust his lip, I feel really bad coz it's my fault for not sorting out his cot, bad mummy! 0 -
just popped on to let you know we are off to hospital was on the phone to NHS24 and they were not happy, asked me to give him a sip of water and then heard him throw it back up:( if i dont get back tonight ill get Oh to update you all!
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aw good luck caz and little charlie, xx0
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Jam Hugs for your crappy news.
redmel1621 wrote: »I gave it him all innocent like, and after he had opened it I enquired as to whether it all look right and as it should.....he just said yep, perfect. Still mentioned nothing about the little extra, so now I will have to be all surprised when we get there.....
This probably seems trivial to some of you who have lovely romantic husbands/partners, but this is the first time he has done anything like this in the last (maybe) 9yrs+:(
Aw Mel, bless him! My OH is totally unromantic, but he will suprise me now and again and its always nice.
Will you be able to fake surprise? I'm rubbish. :rotfl:Still no improvement here
Just stuck him in the kitchen sink to wash him and he wouldnt get out lol! he is desperate for a bottle to go to bed and i feel awful having to say no. Does the flat coke work? im willing to give anything a go!
I believe in flat coke - but I think it needs to be proper coke, not diet. It seems to settle the tum, plus giving some sugar. (Hopefully not so much that he's bouncing off the walls!)
In my old party animal days, I used to pour a pint of coke when I got home, to drink flat in the morning. An excellent hangover cure.
V hasn't been sick today, :T had some beans & banana (not together) for tea, stole a couple of chips from Daddy, and has had half a bottle and gone to bed.
I hope we're over it now, and hope all the other poorly ones are over it as quick as us.:beer:0 -
Hugs Caz - it's the best thing for him.
Hugs Sami and Ed.Proud to be dealing with my debts
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3 years 9 months and proud of it
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I hope it goes well Caz.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Big hugs for Charlie and Caz. Hopefully they can get some IV fluid into him sharpish and he will start to feel much better.
Anyone watching Heston on Channel 4? I never knew he said his name Blumenthal- I thought it was pronounced Blumentarl until I just heard him say it!:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator
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Glad V is a bit better. K also had a couple of chips for dinner, half a digestive biccie and half a bottle.
Yes - I will be able to fake surprise, I am a good actor;)
Caz...I am sorry Charlie is soo bad, but I think you are doing the right thing taking him to hospital. I really hope he recovers quickly.
Sami - Ow to poor Ed...Are you sorting his cot out tomorrow:) TBH I am surprised he has not dived out before now, by 7/8mths K was stood up at the bars of his cot shaking them frantically while shouting/crying to get out in the morning!!!!
I noticed the Avvy, just kept forgetting to comment (sorry)Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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boogellyboo wrote: »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!
Thanks
that would be great
I didnt take him
I'm a wuss, I will deffo take him next week though
Thanks Som, I wonder if we should try E with them, we have a few
Tia I was thinking that as well, I was sitting here thinking jeez is E really going to feed himself at 4 months lol
Hey Gym no I didnt
I managed ok with E today though, but he cried for two hours from half 6
its wrecked the three of us, Awwwwww G is lush
(((HUGS))) CAZ
I'm off to bed, we are wrecked, E screamed from about half 6 till half 8
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