MSE Parents Club Part 11

hammyhunter

SugarSpun wrote: »

The Dan Chair is a cheaper Stokke-a-like alternative. We have it and it's lovely, although it doesn't fold..

Thank you, I shall check it out - what harness do you use with it?

workinmummy wrote: »

Very jealous Hammy.
Also have been reading reviews, can't remember if this is the one, that people have said is not very good for small people. I am a 5ft shortie, and will be gutted if the handle is too high. Any comments?

I haven't read that about the baby jogger before . I am 5ft 7 and it is no problem for me. I can take handle bar height measurements for you, if that would help?


:j Good to see you posting again Kindof and Somnium

elle_gee

I've just been to check on Rhys and OH. Expected to find them in the den but actually they're both sparko on our bed! Have left nappy, wipes, sleepsuit and milk on the end of the bed but not going to wake Rhys on purpose. Still needs that last bottle so he'll wake at some point :cool:

kindofagilr

thanks guys i've just been to say goodnight to him, i could have stayed staring at him all nght

the thing he had is called pneumothorax its hard to explain oh is good at explaining it lol so i just say googleit lol xx

elle_gee

Linky: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pneumothorax

*hugs* kindof.. I know it's crappy having to say goodnight to your LO like that Hope your unit allows it too - we used to wake up in the night and just wander through and sit by his inci for a while then wander out again, occasionally frightening the nurses Get well vibes for Elliot xx

elle_gee

DKAM: What about Legoland? Travelodge nearby for £35 if you're quick (Slough says "Almost full" when I just checked for 7th April). £34.20 online price for entry for you, R goes in free and A should cost £25.20 but I've got a voucher for free child ticket with a paying adult that you're more than welcome to Have you got any Clubcard vouchers you can convert to day out vouchers?

I've got kids go free vouchers for Sealife Centres, Chessington World of Adventures and Legoland Discovery Centre in Manchester too if anyone could use them. Have put them on The Fairy Exchange

SugarSpun

hammyhunter wrote: »

Thank you, I shall check it out - what harness do you use with it?

I don't, we have the cushion which wedges her in and she hasn't figured out pulling herself up or out yet. When she's a bit more of a flight risk we have a regular walking harness that can be adapted

It's 5am. I have horrible insomnia, and to make matters worse Molly has slept almost through - fed her at 1am and she disturbed once but the dummy sorted that right out

So tired, can't sleep

hammyhunter

Hugs SS, hope you managed some sleep :grouphug:

I hope you are looking after yourself kindof :grouphug:

Becles

kindofagilr wrote: »

God it seems ages since I was on here, I am now at the hospital with Elliot,he is doing somuch better, they are keping an eye on his oxgyn, we know what the problem was but im on my crappy phone so cant type much

Thinking of you and hoping he gets better soon xx

Busy day again with uni books this morning and phone calls for work this afternoon.

ladybirdintheuk

Morning all. Thanks for the update kindof. I was thinking about you yesterday.

Nackered today, but have to go into town - we are going to London zoo tomorrow for my friends birthay and it is his 30th, so need to find a suitably special birthday present

aless02

Morning! Well all the upset yesterday afternoon led to a walkful, hungry night. Supposed to be meeting someone at the cinema for mums & babies time but now I'm wishing I hadn't committed as don't have any money and feeling CBA.

Hiya Som! Welcome!