MSE Parents Club Part 11

SugarSpun

tiamai_d wrote: »

I like asda/tesco vests. Primark ones don't sit right at the neck and they shrink in the TD. I don't know if I am more snobby now or if primark has gotten worse

Primark grown up clothes have got rubbish too. They were never great quality but could be relied on for strappy tops and such - my big floppy loose maternity-friendly ones didn't last me last summer, and I bought OH a whole new range of undergarments at Christmas and they're all shrinking in the wash too, so he's constantly picking at his crotch

newbie_maz wrote: »

Sorry for rant. I just get so jealous when people say LO's are having a nap. Seriously can't remember last time Evie went 'down for a nap'. When she does these days its in her pram if i'm out with her, or in my arms at home, in which case i have to sit with her. :mad:

Would you consider a wrap sling so you can at least have your arms free while she snoozes on you?

Molly and I have been in bed feeling sick and miserable all afternoon, I've eaten half a 200g Toblerone bar from Christmas to try and make myself feel a bit better but I failed

:eek: at all those sickly TT babies - we're not doing anywhere near as badly as poor Charlie and the others, I feel so awful for you all and the ones who aren't on here.

I'm still all :mad: from this morning, I was registered for the Outnet's £1 sale of designer stuff, I had a £1 Miu Miu dress in my basket, got to checkout and it booted me out and by the time I got back in it was sold out. If they knew how many people had registered they should have made sure their servers could cope

Tonight mostly involves dinner, bed and movies. Family sick time, and we're supposed to be off to Copenhagen on Wednesday and even if we're healthy enough (I have to go for work) the volcano might mess with our plans. Still, if that happens and I miss the conference I still have to interview someone there and can reschedule my talk.

csh_2

newbie_maz wrote: »

Thanks for advice everyone. I know there's not much anyone can do but it helps just to rant! And with the early weaning thing, my friend has done that on HV advice but her baby has always been big - 9lb2oz at birth and on hungry baby milk as soon as went on formula at about a month - and with Evie being small, i just presumed she wouldn't be ready early.

K has never been a big baby (well he was 8lbs8ozs but was late, had he looked at his calendar he would only have been 7lbs odd!) but wasn't ever 'big'. He also never had the hungry baby milk or took anymore than 5ozs at a feed, still won't other than last bottle when he takes 6/7ozs and hes 6 mths now.

ah, if only there was a manual, and a mute button a stand-by button and maybe even a return to factory settings switch

What you getting the MIL to make for your dinner? :rotfl:

Evansangel

I have some new kitchen scales Digital Ones! :j

Yes its a bit sad that im excited, but i always guess the amount i need and sometimes it goes wrong. So now i can get everything accurate

IL's have moved into anew house and are having a small buffet on Sunday, we're taking Lily along to meet her great grandparents. So im making something i found in my recipe book called 'Colletts" and maybe some biscuits to

We've got pizza hut for dinner, we're going to watch 'Pyscoville' as we have been recording it on V+

csh_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

Tonight mostly involves dinner, bed and movies. Family sick time, and we're supposed to be off to Copenhagen on Wednesday and even if we're healthy enough (I have to go for work) the volcano might mess with our plans. Still, if that happens and I miss the conference I still have to interview someone there and can reschedule my talk.

I'm loving all the casual 'volcano' talk thats being bandied about!! Only because it doesn't effect me, but was out today and folk are like volcano this, volcano that. Totally cool for saddo people watcher/ eavesdroppers like me!

Glamazon

Just bought 2 cute sunhats for J of course!
I resisted 3 outfits though :j

Got some ice lollys and have just realised that instead of buying the Hipp Organic milk, I've automatically picked up the C&G :mad::mad: I THINK I've got enough for tonight so will go and change it tomorrow!

I've been to ASDA every day this week cos I've got a brain like a sieve!
Have got some cartons of C&G Follow On to try him on for a few days to see if that does anything! He doesn;t like the Aptamil one.

csh_2

Glamazon wrote: »

Just bought 2 cute sunhats for J of course!
I resisted 3 outfits though :j

Got some ice lollys and have just realised that instead of buying the Hipp Organic milk, I've automatically picked up the C&G :mad::mad: I THINK I've got enough for tonight so will go and change it tomorrow!

I've been to ASDA every day this week cos I've got a brain like a sieve!
Have got some cartons of C&G Follow On to try him on for a few days to see if that does anything! He doesn;t like the Aptamil one.

Bummer, I was all over my town today and no-one stocks the c&g goodnight milk so I'll need to go to the big Asda the next town over tomorrow!

I've put K on the follow on milk and not had any issues so far. The powder is very white tho!

jennynoo

Maz, if you can feed LO to sleep lying down, so your not holding her, it's easier to sneak away!

tiamai_d

I'm a bad mum, Amber is crying upstairs and I'm ignoring her, there is nothing I can do for her and she needs a sleep. She's not being sick, just whinging I did check. Trying to make dinner for the boys and I (DH is on back shifts so he is at work)

newbie_maz

csh wrote: »

K has never been a big baby (well he was 8lbs8ozs but was late, had he looked at his calendar he would only have been 7lbs odd!) but wasn't ever 'big'. He also never had the hungry baby milk or took anymore than 5ozs at a feed, still won't other than last bottle when he takes 6/7ozs and hes 6 mths now.

ah, if only there was a manual, and a mute button a stand-by button and maybe even a return to factory settings switch

What you getting the MIL to make for your dinner? :rotfl:

They've brought steak So OH will probably cook that while his mum does some veg & stuff :rotfl:

SugarSpun

csh wrote: »

I'm loving all the casual 'volcano' talk thats being bandied about!! Only because it doesn't effect me, but was out today and folk are like volcano this, volcano that. Totally cool for saddo people watcher/ eavesdroppers like me!

I'm very amused too, although if I wasn't a responsible mummy you can bet your left buttock that I'd be trying to get to Iceland to go volcano spotting.