MSE Parents Club Part 11

tarajayne

Glam, my friends little boy has been on Aptamil for 2 weeks, every nappy is dirty?

tiamai_d

SugarSpun wrote: »

Science Centres are super cool.

And my brother is a seriously weird soul, but he used to play the Sims when someone upset him, he'd make a little person, name them after the person who upset him, and lock them in a room with no doors or windows.

Creepy.

What's creepy about that? (they wet themselves hehe!)

csh wrote: »

Mine has been frozen again for the 3rd year in a row :beer:




Oooo jealous! Have you been before?? I've been more times than is decent for a 30 yr old female

Was out shopping today and got in the lift with another pram and both babies had sophie! Was funny!

Never been before, is it good then?

SusanC_2

Alice is currently reading the Mothercare catalogue:
"There was a lady getting dressed all by herself. All the babies had cardigains on and all the children were strapped into the things and then they went outside and were playing and pretty."

Fitzio

I think all babies are different. H has been on Aptimil since birth. For about 3 months, she always did 1 poo every day. But it was explosive and required a full outfit change. It was great if she did it before we left the house as it meant I knew we were safe for the rest of the day. Her wee friend has always been on Aptimil and is the same age. Almost all of his nappies were dirty – maybe about 5 per day. But they weren’t as explosive! Then after a few months, he had gone to 1 per day and my friend was complaining about how explosive they were. H went through a spell where she was doing about 3 or 4 a day. Now it varies – some days 1, some days 4 etc.

The poo has always been soft and yellow – I assumed this was the part of the Aptimil that is supposedly most like breast milk as that’s what breastfed babies are meant to be like!

From what I have read, if babies get diawoowoo, it’s like water and quite unusual. So unless the poo is really watery, it’s probably completely normal – some babies just store it up and pop it all out at once. Some empty themselves more regularly.



I work right beside the Science Centre, but have never been. Only been at lunchtime for a coffee!

tarajayne

SusanC wrote: »

Alice is currently reading the Mothercare catalogue:
"There was a lady getting dressed all by herself. All the babies had cardigains on and all the children were strapped into the things and then they went outside and were playing and pretty."

Awww sweetie! :A

tarajayne

Ebay ladies......http://www.hotukdeals.com/item/635532/free-listing-weekend-for-private-se

SusanC_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I definitely don't have a big house (lol at the thought )

But you've got a solarium.

Sami_Bee wrote: »

:eep: Ed's top left (right as I look at him) tooth id right there about to break through - I'm scared for my nips

Alice only cut me once with her teeth and that was by accident when they were brand new - not from actually biting.

Sami_Bee wrote: »

good stuff but my goodness How expensive is council tax!! :eek: I'm never opening OH's post again

Doesn't it come addressed to both of you? I actually tossed a parcel aside in my haste to open ours because I wanted the figure for our budget. Ours is £1033.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Elle - are you here?

3 has got me worrying about packing and how calm I am about it all


In September I posted my packing list for Weezl (or was it in May when we went to Bluestone?) - is there any chance you can earn your 'Queen of Finding Old Posts' title and repost it for me?

Pretty please? :A

My_Fathers_Daughter

Our Council Tax is £976 if anybody is interested.

I am really chuffed that I know what it is...normally when you lot talk budgets and figures I keep quiet because I never have a clue!!! I don't even know how much debt we are in

:cool:

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

And my brother is a seriously weird soul, but he used to play the Sims when someone upset him, he'd make a little person, name them after the person who upset him, and lock them in a room with no doors or windows.

Creepy.

Better than doing it in real life or punching a wall or something.