MSE Parents Club Part 11

jillie1974

phil and ted' pushchairs- are they bascally a single seat that can be converted to a 'twin' they all advertise in ebay as a double but i understand that they are actually a single pushcahir...is that right or can someone explain how they work?

seen a real good value one for local pick up

Krystaltips

Susan, I think that would nark me too... And my Hubby is like yours, anything for a quiet life... Do you speak to your neighbours at all? Maybe you could casually drop into conversation that you could have sworn you saw the house in your garden when you first bought it and how much Alice would love to play in it? It might set them thinking about doing the right thing?

Krystaltips

Jillie, they're a single pushchair but you can buy a doubles kit that is a toddler seats that fits onto the bumper bar at the front and also underneath where the shopping basket is...

workinmummy

Glam, I have to leave work now, if you see my question about Jacks milk, please reply as usual. I will read your response tomorrow.
Thanks

elle_gee

Afternoon all,

Sami, hurrah for hips and teeth!
Claire, hurrah for cars! Where are we going out first? Does this mean I have to tidy up as you can come to me now?

*hugs* and hurrahs all round as required

I've finished my training... I'm a proper Breastfeeding Peer Supporter - I got the certificate and everyfink! Have got to wait for my CRB check to come back then I can start visiting the unit

Then guess what I did? For the first time ever in nine and a half months... I took Rhys into town on my own! We went to M&S and ate crumpets with tea/milk, then went to the bank and had a wander round the shopping centre

Krystaltips

Well done Elle, on the training and braving town with a baby on your own :D

searching_me

go on elle sounds like you and rhys had a lovely time x

Glamazon

workinmummy wrote: »

Glam question for you?
Jack is on a comfort milk isn't he? Does he bring any back up.

Reason i ask is. Alex has been on Aptamil Hungry baby with gaviscon for reflux for a good 4 months. But has been doing lots of screaming and pulling up of legs. So changed him to the Cow & Gate comfort milk follow on milk at the weekend. The stomache and wind situation seems much better, but he brings back loads of milk, that looks watery. Does Jack do this? Alex also has gaviscon in this milk, so i would have thought it wouldn't happen.

He does sometimes, I forgot to start him in the Gaviscon today! Thanks for the reminder. He has been sick today - he had cottage pie with chunks at 1.30pm and then a bottle at 4pm. After his bottle, he was a bit sick and it was watery but cottage pie colour.
I think the Comfort milk is more for the discomfort and constipation rather than stopping them being sick. The Gaviscon should stop him being sick though - do you give him 2 doses in a bottle?
I will start it again (I had stopped it because it was making the milk so thick it was really slow coming out the fast flow teats!)

Elle - Well done on completing the training and taking Rhys into town :T

Sami - don't think I said YAY for teeth and x-rays

wi3adora

22 mins and then I can go home, not that I'm counting or anything! Plus it means I won't get to see my baby tonight or tomorrow (as I'll be out late with mum tomorrow) :mad: words may have to be had with my manager. I don't mind doing the early cover as I have no problems getting in for 8.30.

Best friend has just asked what I want for my birthday and I don't have a clue what to ask for? Well not for something cheap anyway as all the things I REALLY want are mega expensive

jillie1974

thanks Krystal.

really would like one of these now!!

just need to sell the blinkin' bumbo andsave a bit of a cash and then i;ll be looking to get one.