MSE Parents Club Part 11

Fitzio

cazscoob wrote: »

scruffy and tia EH have just phoned me back and are looking into this as a matter of urgency as there has been more reported cases:eek::eek::eek:
so would it be ok to mail me your numbers and ill pass them on if required? you dont have to but they may need them.

Gosh, that's awful! I hope no-one else has ended up in hospital. Poor Charlie seems to have been hit hardest.

ladybirdintheuk

Just reading back - terrible about the porrly babies

kindof - getting dressed at 4 weeks is for photos and grandparent visits only - other than that babygrows are definitely the way forward. And I would expect Asda to have huggies on offer at the baby event too... if not then they are always on offer somewhere. Have you tried asda/tesco/boots own brand nappies? We like boots own brand best these days.

elle_gee

I don't think the Hauck buggy comes very highly recommended, kindof As for the name thing, maybe it's different for "inmates" They called Rhys S from as soon as he was registered on Day 3 despite me not being discharged until Day 5.

cazscoob

csh wrote: »

Would K have been ill by now?? Hes not himself but as said above I've put it down to teething?? He munched some salad....

i was told anything form 2-9 days to notice anything, it can also be passed from one to another so handwashing is really important.

i guess we are lucky that Charlie is a chunky boy as he had something to keep him going, he has lost quite a bit of weight though.

I now hate buying my girls clothes as i find it so hard to get enything to fit, they have been living in dresses and legging recently as im fed up of all the moaning and arguing about things not fitting? hopefully ill manage a few things for summer but not getting my hopes up!

delain

The maclaren strollers are good like that kindof, depends what you want it for really! None of the stick buggies are any good for off roading.

cazscoob

CSH if your worried you can contact your doctor and explain everything they could take a poo sample and test it.
off to hang outmore washing and have a pile for MIL to dry too lol!

searching_me

just checked mothercare for a few things and i found the trike i want for jayden for £52.50 and i have a £5 off voucher somewhere so make it £47.50 ..
http://www.mothercare.com/Smart-Trike-trike-plus/dp/B001OA0LHM/sr=1-6/qid=1271424918/ref=sr_1_6/278-6570729-2434209?_encoding=UTF8&m=A2LBKNDJ2KZUGQ&n=42875041&mcb=core
what you think x

cazscoob

ahhhh gutted i just remembered my friends wedding tom and im not going to make it now i have a dress and shoes all ready too. Just have to nip down and see her then come home to the sickness lol!

Somnium

Kindof - forgot to say yesterday fairies are on route And yes your adding up correct 22 oz, wow just realised thats quite alot! And agree with Delain Maclarens are fab, we have the XLR and I love it we also have a Quest at Mums for when we visit (was only £55 brand new!).

Always - your fairies arrived and a big thanks to you x

Maz - the fairies are still waiting for your address.

EA - eek for not being able top tell if Lily has poo'ed T is easy cos she hates a dirty nappy but you can also hear her go and smell them, tho there not unpleasant! Had to get our HV to change Ts surname too.

Am really shocked here just got a package from our useless landlords and was some clothes for T, hadnt even notified them she was here lol! There really lovely too and quite a few. Suppose Id better send a thankyou email! Also is it bad I left T asleep on her playgym on the bed! Ive got the monitor on so can hear if she stirs.

Caz - really pleased T is home x

fernliebee

Aw sorry to hear about poorly babies Hope they all feel better soon.

I have a maclaren stroller and I had a cheapy mothercare one that I was given, and have now passed on. Both were great, good handling, folded up small but if it was just as a second buggy then the Mothercare one would have been better, think they are about £30 ish, and had bigger basket underneath, and folded up much smaller and flatter. I prob wouldn't bother for an everyday buggy but for a second one would be fine.

My DD is really tall and slim too, it is a pain finding clothes to fit, especially as she is out of nappies now. I find H&M, Next, Gap, XOXO, TK MAXX, and some Asda stuff fine, but it is so hit and miss with Asda. I tend to go for the ones that come with a belt as the elasticated waist type just slide down.