MSE Parents Club Part 11

weezl74

Sami_Bee wrote: »

yey! I knew seeing Ed getting the ball for himself would give him a boost!
He totally loved rolling the ball with us.
Which wipes did you buy? I need to check if the huggies 9 packs for £6 is actually a good deal because there's sixty something in those new packs not 72 like the old ones!!

I don't know if this helps sami, but asda smartprice wipes are always the cheapest for us at 0.7p per wipe unless johnson's are on special offer at costco and then they work out at 0.6p per wipe .

That was a very cute linkie thanks lovely girl

we are loving our lilac cot bedding BTW:A

hammyhunter

:T Yay for Jack. :eek: for Glam :rotfl:

weezl74

hammyhunter wrote: »

I am a saddo too :eek: cos I really loved it too and I miss it like mad

not sad, just made out of stronger stuff than me

hammyhunter

weezl74 wrote: »

not sad, just made out of stronger stuff than me

:(Awww weezl, I'm not - I just had a breeze of a pregnancy I wish you had too

Glamazon

Sami_Bee wrote: »

yey! I knew seeing Ed getting the ball for himself would give him a boost!
He totally loved rolling the ball with us.
Which wipes did you buy? I need to check if the huggies 9 packs for £6 is actually a good deal because there's sixty something in those new packs not 72 like the old ones!!

Was that when I was racing Chris down the big slide?? :cool: :rotfl:

He learns so fast - he watched my friends LO on all 4s rocking then he started doing it!
We did the ball rolling last Saturday and he was having fun but it was a proper football so didn't go far when he pushed it. Need to get a lighter ball.

I get the pampers sensitive ones goes I find they don't dry out like most other wipes.
Plus I use them on my face and they are silky smoooooooooooooooooth!

I loved being pregnant up until 30 weeks when I got diagnosed with GD but I still ate what I wanted!

csh_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

But it's so beautiful!!

I've never been so torn over something...

I love bags... :o

Keep it!!! You'll feel good everytime you use it

weezl74 wrote: »

not sad, just made out of stronger stuff than me

I hated being pregnant. It does not work for me atall! Would rather give birth 10 times in a row than be pregnant.

Som: I had DD at docs with a septic finger. she got anti-bs. She had managed to squeeze some out which is just aswell as Doc wanted to lance it if she hadn't.
Her sore finger came just before she had a nasty virus so think she was low immune system which is why finger went so nasty just from biting her nails.

TC's I got my renewal in June/July last yr.

Those wilko offers instore only or do they do online?? We don't have Wilkos.

All Scotland get free toothpaste Krystal.

BM: some areas get free stairgates. Fitzio does, I don't.

SusanC_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Susan, were you waiting for your review of the cleaning spray to appear on BB? its on there now

Can't say I was on the edge of my seat really. Do you live on that site?

aless02 wrote: »

ooo just realised that a little over a year ago (this week) I first found out I was pregnant!! Am I really a saddo in that I still seriously miss being pregnant? I actually absolutely loved it.

I guess you had a nice pregnancy.

aless02 wrote: »

Oh Susan, that bites! The pool I usually go to also has lane ropes but even though it's designated parent & baby time, there's still swimmers not using the lanes and being in the areas that the babies are in. It's really annoying and I wish the staff would enforce it - what's the point of a pool programme if people just do what they want?

I don't really mind people swimming up and down not in the lanes if there's still space for people who aren't doing that but it was the fact they were taking up the whole width.

aless02 wrote: »

Also dumb about the "deep end". I was a qualified lifeguard in the USA for a few years and we never had any rules like that - as long as the adult was a confident swimmer then it was up to them.

I was even wearing a swimming hat from a long distance swimming event so it should have been obvious I'm fairly competent.

aless02 wrote: »

Is it worth speaking to the staff next time so that poor Alice can enjoy herself? Perhaps they can raise the level next time at the very least.

I'm considering whether to write a letter complaining (since there were so many objectionable things) but I may just not go there again. They also gave me a form to fill in and bring back next time to "register" Alice to get in free where you have to put all sorts of details such as your ethnicity - seems a bit "Big Brother"ish to me.

csh wrote: »

I hated being pregnant. It does not work for me atall! Would rather give birth 10 times in a row than be pregnant.

That's what I told OH the day Alice was born. (Although I only said three times - not ten.)

hammyhunter

SusanC wrote: »

Can't say I was on the edge of my seat really.

:rotfl:that really made me laugh :rotfl:

aless02

weezl74 wrote: »

not sad, just made out of stronger stuff than me

aww, it's really different for everyone I'm sure. Some people love ironing, after all :rotfl:.

(but in all seriousness, there's nothing wrong with hating being pregnant either. I just personally happened to immensely enjoy it. Of course, I may eat my words when the next one is miserable! :eek:)

hammy, I saw your post about being in remission. :T:T:T I hope it continues positively for many years to come. (also, the fairies still have a little something for you, they haven't worked out exactly what to send yet! )

hammyhunter

aless02 wrote: »

hammy, I saw your post about being in remission. :T:T:T I hope it continues positively for many years to come. (also, the fairies still have a little something for you, they haven't worked out exactly what to send yet! )

Thank you

The fairies and David have whispered in my ear that all they would like is a pic of Finn wearing one of the things