MSE Parents Club Part 11

tarajayne

Krystaltips wrote: »

Tara, what's the date?

We're discussing where to go for our week away tonight and Devon Cliffs/Exeter has been mentioned... :whistle:

Have emailed the lady about the hall so have to wait for that.
DD's live next to Devon Cliffs.

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Glad you're feeling better today, Kindof!

We're off to Exeter at the end of April. I love it down in the West Country. We go down there most years I think. This year we are going with some friends and it will be Henry's first holiday!

Henry rolled over today. It was front to back, when we were at baby massage and I was so proud of him . He's been such a little cutie today. He cooed all the way through baby massage and was the only baby that didn't cry.

Yeah Henry. X. Where, actually in Exeter?

Flippen Location, location, location are pronouncing all the names wrong tonight! :cool:

aless02 wrote: »

oooo the cliffs are pretty, but my heart lies in far west cornwall. St ives is my absolute fav in all the uk (tho to be fair i haven't been to that many places )

We're off to St.Ives on the 12th. X


EA, I started at about 6wks. XXX

jennynoo

Yeah, I did the sweaty things for a few weeks, now I'm onto major hair loss :eek:

Natalie85

MadDogWoman wrote: »

We're going there at the 2nd week of June we've booked through these people I feel like we're getting a luxury caravan for basic caravan prices.

Knife & Forks - Katie has them for every meal, but uses them in combination with fingers.

Kindof - you sound much happier.

snap!!!

thats the company were booking with, ive already picked my caravan haha, there gorgeous!!! nothing like the caravans we stayed in as kids :eek:

Evansangel

Kindof, yes! I have to open the window in the bedroom lol.
But our wall thermometre says 18-21degrees.

Hmmm, im not going to try a strict routine, more of a go with the flow but still in a little routine. If that makes sense?

tarajayne

MadDogWoman wrote: »

We're going there at the 2nd week of June we've booked through these people I feel like we're getting a luxury caravan for basic caravan prices.

Knife & Forks - Katie has them for every meal, but uses them in combination with fingers.

Kindof - you sound much happier.

Does this mean I might get to meet some of you?

Fishcake_Random

kind of- my stitchs are hurting to. I sneezed earlier and I swear I felt something pop. But its not on the outside stitches its on the left just above the cut so possibly an internal one??? Hope I havent done something serious cause that would be typical of me! You know when you here a statistic saying 99% of people do something, I am the remaining 1%. lol
x x x x

Natalie85

kindofagilr wrote: »

Argh I am in pain my stitches are hurting me, they kinda feel like they are being pulled OWW

Ohhh I think I will try the vari flow ones then, we had some size 2's in already which was good and he does seem to be drinking more, but will look into the vari flow ones now

Elliot is currently laying on OH on the sofa, he's just fed him a bottle, so hoping he will nod off soon, I am dying for bed myself lol

Oh another question, any news mums finding they sweat to death in bed? I wake up covered in sweat and I mean covered, I sound lovely dont I lol

my stitches felt like that for a couple of weeks, i rotated paracetamol and ibruprofen throughtout the day, made it so much comfier!! sound like a druggy :eek:

definitely helped though,:)

Evansangel

Im glad my stitches are gone now, i was fed up of peeing and having to lean over in an almost headstand so it didn't sting lol!

feelinggood_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

EA, before weaning, easier. And at that age they usaully still fit in carry cots (if you have one) so you can get out later at night while they sleep in the pram, plus you don't need a cot and highchair etc etc.

I suppose it depends how you wean, we did full BLW and found it no more difficult being away from home now than when he was EBF.

jillie1974

tarajayne wrote: »

*whispers* Sami, the joint ceremony is back on!

:j:j:j:j

kindofagilr wrote: »

Thanks for that, I think thats part of my problem I seem to think I should be like superwoman and be able to do everything, when in fact I am still healing I had a pretty nasty tear and lost 800ml blood so am anemic as well and therefore very tired (I should really do a birth story)

I think I have decided to go with formula feeding and I have felt better today, I havent cried today (so far lol) so I think that was really playing on my mind,

The MW came to see me today and I said I was concerned about how much Elliot was eating cos in hosp he was having 60mls but the last feed he only took 30mls, and she suggested moving onto teat number 2's as she thinks the 1's might be making the milk come too slow and he is tiring himself out getting the milk out and falling asleep, does that seem possible, she did say they use 2's in the hosp so he is probably used to that.

If you guys make a bottle up say 4oz and baby only has 1oz what do you do with the other 3? do you just chuck it?

Also for those who boil kettle and fill bottles up then add formula as baby wants it how long do you keep those bottles with water in on the bench?

I'm still catching up on thread

glad you feel better for the decision.
i put the bottles in the fridge for up to 24hrs, but i usually have 3 in fridge and 3 waiting in the steriliser

Evansangel wrote: »

FR- Lily takes abot 30/40mins with her bottle feed.
Nappy change if she is really wet/pooped.
Drink 2/3ozs.
Winding.
Tiny nap/resting eyes.
Drink rest of bottle.
Winding again.
Finished

What age did everyone start introducing a routine? I was thinking maybe about 1month old??

i found that Kian fell into his own routine after a while. and its amazng how not following the routine affects him. (ask the lady sat beside us on the flight back from dublin )