MSE Parents Club Part 11

tiamai_d

Cheers MM How you doing?

BTW, sorry, I read your PM and meant to reply and never got around to it... Like txts, I'm so bad at replying to stuff!

searching_me

:hello: mm x

money_maker_3

I'm good ta
Am going to Nottingham on the 22nd for 4 days (5 nights) and then it will probably be London for 5 days 2 weeks after that !! I really am now at the stage of CBFA

Did you see Dylan got a funded place for another 6 weeks of hydro ??? Soo happy cuz he loves it

Hows you ??

tiamai_d

Yes! It's great, do you see a difference in him after the hydro?

tiamai_d

I'll be back later, gotta go see DH.

money_maker_3

Sorry, posted and wandered off !! lol
Yeah, he is much more relaxed after hydro and doesnt stiffen up as much for a day or 2 after, so its def good

Evening to all xx
Am just getting the kids ready for bed, so will be on properly soon xx

Mazcabs

jillie1974 wrote: »

yay!!! people are finally bidding on the bumbo!!

not masses but a bid all the same!! woo hoo!!

I've got bids as well jillie it must be a last minute thing !!!

Right off out in a bit to the local, mum and dad are going to babysit, hope they cope ok!

Glamazon

money_maker wrote: »

Hi Glam xx
Hows the head

Better now. Having more toniight but not as much as last night!

OH is having a beer and just gave Jack the glass and now he is teasing him with it. :mad: It's not funny!!!

Krystaltips

BrunoM wrote: »

Those of you with toddlers+, when you changed to a toddler bed and therefore they could roam their room, how far did you go in safety-proofing the room?

I put a baby gate across Aimee's door but any changing equipment was well up out of reach... I changed her cot to a bed a couple of days before she was 2 and it seemed to work well...

elle_gee wrote: »

Krystal, herbs next time?

Would appear I forgot to put the stock cube in ... Duly added to the second batch...

My_Fathers_Daughter

Hi all,

Just catching up so ignore me posting random crap for a while I have tried only to quote the things I REALLY wanted to comment on xx

First of all :rotfl::T;):D for Aimee's Hello Kitty Outfit - hope she got it (not got that far yet!) and it didn't break the bank.

nikkit72 wrote: »

hi all,
Heating and water all fixed , lovely getting up to a warm house.
A bit of advise if I can please , just found out OH and ex were going to call there child Thomas if it was a boy, I have got really upset over it , I haven't stoppped crying for 2 hours OH told me I am silly and he doesn't remember ever saying this with her, do you think I'm being silly or maybe she is actually trying to stir things its upset me so much I don't know how to stop crying , thinking our child is named after a name they choose ,sorry for babbling, I am scrared this sadness may lad to post natal depression , as I am so low , when I stop crying I look at Thomas and start again x

nikkit - I know you calmed down about this a little later but I wanted to say it definitely sounds like the ex is stirring the shoite. Even with the best of relationships with hubbys practice wife I would have been upset if Benjamin was one of 'their names' - no nice person would ever mention it even if it were the truth. If your OH doesn't remember it then believe him.

I also wanted to comment on your reference to PND. It is still really early for you hun, your hormones are still going mental and this will go on for ages. I swear it took me over 6 months to stop crying at the slightest thing. Keep coming on here to let your emotions out and if it carries on for a while then it may be worth looking at, but generally it would take about 6 weeks for PND to be distinguishable from normal post-partum madness/drainedness xxx

Becles wrote: »

The head has blown it all out of proportion by accepting the girls side of the story and throwing blame at the boys without finding out what really happened. I can't understand why a headmaster wouldn't speak to all concerned and make a balanced judgement based on all sides of the story.

Becles - what a crappy situation. I quoted this bit because it is the crux of it for me. Since when did headmasters become involved in petty playground squabbles? I know bullying is a very serious issue but this seems to be SO over the top for a one-off virtual incident?
Hope you get it all sorted xx

tarajayne wrote: »

I had a lovely little girl in class who shouted out a great 'sh' word she knew. She was so sweet and very proud, I quickly moved on, ahem!

LOL - my SIL is a teaching assistant in a secondary school English department and on her first day the teacher asked the class to make as many words as they could out of COMMUNICATION - one of the lads came up with a very interesting word that made SIL blush :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: