MSE Parents Club Part 11

SugarSpun

While the husband's away the wife will ... do her day job, look after the baby and tidy the apartment.

It's all right for some. He boogers off to work and comes home to find that the fairies have done the laundry and the dishes, populated the shelves he half built and abandoned, cleared up the DIY mess, taken out the rubbish and done whatever else I can fit in the day as WELL as writing a presentation and keeping the baby amused, entertained and safe.

Sami_Bee

oh Aless apparently Kerry Katona is heading your way lol

Kerry also has two children with her estranged husband Mark Croft, Heidi, 3, and Max, 2. Kerry and her kids are moving out of their home and going to Sussex to apparently start anew again.

BrunoM

Aless lives in Streatham!

Sami_Bee

BrunoM wrote: »

Aless lives in Streatham!

she mentioned sussex, like a lil old northener like me knows where they are

right closing the tacky celeb baby site now after reading that katie price is having fertility treatment because she's not pg after "a couple of months trying" !!!!!!!?

aless02

lol, sami... :rotfl:

elle_gee

Any recommendations for any fairly cheap popper bibs? :cool: Rhys' new trick is taking his bib off mid-meal. The phone rang during breakfast so I'm talking while watching him and he maintained eye contact with me at all times while slying pulling his bib off and ditching it over the side of his highchair *rolleyes*

workinmummy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

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I just wanted to say I think you should read up about fluoride before blindly doing as you're told on using adult toothpaste, it's not something I want my boys swallowing from such a young age so we still use milk teeth tp.

I'm sure the years of studying to acquire the BDS & MGDS after his name, have given my dentist some idea of the advice he should be giving out.

British Dental Health foundation also states that Flouride is naturally present in food and drink such as fish and tea. So does that mean everyone should stop consuming these?

Not that I'll be giving Alex tea, minging stuff, and Joe refuses it too. But again its up to us as individual parents to filter what "they" say and decide which advice we do or do not take.

always29

elle_gee wrote: »

Any recommendations for any fairly cheap popper bibs? :cool: Rhys' new trick is taking his bib off mid-meal. The phone rang during breakfast so I'm talking while watching him and he maintained eye contact with me at all times while slying pulling his bib off and ditching it over the side of his highchair *rolleyes*

£5 for 5 from john lewis - but you're in Grimsby aren't you (my roots!) so that's not much help immediately, do you have any friends/relatives nearby a john lewis? or need anything else to get free delivery?? http://www.johnlewis.com/230669453/Product.aspx - sent dp out for bibs and I balked when I saw the john lewis bag but for a fiver, I let him off!

searching_me

im being naughty and logging on at work ... shhhhhh! x

Sami_Bee

elle do you want sleeves on them or just normal roundish ones? I have a load of normal fabric popper ones but sleeved ones I had to put up with the escape attempts.

WM - I'm for informed choice, what people chose to do with the information is their decision.