MSE Parents Club Part 11

SugarSpun

csh wrote: »

I also have a sleeping baby but know that when I copy him (doing anything) he looks at me like I've been really clever then does it again to see if I can do it too!

That's the kind of thing I was looking for - OH has noticed that when he copies her she does much the same thing, and one aspect of my research project (not my bit) is looking at the mirror neuron system in the brain and I'm wondering if it all connects together.

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Is my baby old enough for this to work? (whatever it is!)

Not sure SJ

I know it's not that simple Susan, but claiming that there was no racism in WWII is so ridiculous, and while I have an irrational taken-against stance when it comes to Tom Hanks it irks me when irrational people say irrational things.

tiamai_d

SS, she just stares at me in that interested way (like she does when I talk and she is babaing)

redmel1621

No 3, don't think so

Did I mention names to you in the car?? I have a brain like a seive.

3onitsway

SusanC wrote: »

In a more wealthy area, less services are required from the council and so council tax is sometimes lower. I remember reading about the council tax figures for different parts of London and the rough ones were more expensive than the posh ones.

I think Liverpool had the highest council tax in the country for a record number of years. Not sure if it still has. I think they've had a few years of price freezes.

csh_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

That's the kind of thing I was looking for - OH has noticed that when he copies her she does much the same thing, and one aspect of my research project (not my bit) is looking at the mirror neuron system in the brain and I'm wondering if it all connects together.

We always try to copy him and engage him that way and we encourage him to copy us. Hes getting very good with his words now and knows everyones name. Not to say obviously but he will look for the person (or dog) when you say their name. He also shouts on the dog which is hilarious!

He will pick up his George beanie toy when Peppa Pig comes on the TV too.

When he crys, we do big over happy smiles at him and he smiles inspite of the tears, he can't help it!

Still won't bloody roll over tho!!!!!!!

My_Fathers_Daughter

redmel1621 wrote: »

Pray, tell me what is wrong with that name exactly:p;)

It wasn't me!!!!

Ask Buttons :whistle::whistle:

harley1

SugarSpun wrote: »

That's the kind of thing I was looking for - OH has noticed that when he copies her she does much the same thing, and one aspect of my research project (not my bit) is looking at the mirror neuron system in the brain and I'm wondering if it all connects together.

Kezia does the same sort of thing. At about 3 weeks old I started poking my tongue out at her. Within 2 days she was doing it back, almost every time. It was our small way of communicating. Now though she has stopped in favour of smiles and giggles. *And whilst I love my smiles I do feel sad that we've lost our little tongue poking*

Krystaltips

Mfd, you just reminded me of a time long past when dave and I were just people who drank together... One of our group came from Willenhall and D was always winding her up something chronic calling her a dingle... Good times... Well worth £34

Aimee has an accented first e... I very rarely put the accent on though...

redmel1621

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aimee has an accented first e... I very rarely put the accent on though...

Oh yeah....I did wonder about that actually. I need the accent as it changes the sound of the name......I have considered a few variations on the spelling but keep coming back to the original one, as that is the one we like most:)

Krystaltips

So what is it then Mel?

if you put Aimee's name into the software of Violet the dog it comes up with 2 variations of pronunciation...