MSE Parents Club Part 11

tiamai_d

This big cot thing is not working! The boys woke her when they went to bed and she lay there giggling, crying, playing. Then I went to check on her and she lay laughing at me, till I walked away and then she screamed. DS1 is still up (says he has a sore tummy after eating an apple in bed) so I can't leave her to cry.

tell her to go to bed!

searching_me

ooo im sorting a hol (well couple of days) to taras neck of the woods too x

MadDogWoman_2

Go to bed Amber! It's bedtime.

EA - Katie is nearly 3 and still likes to listen to my heartbeat! Night Night

jillie1974

we have pretty good routine but it got spoiled a little in Ireland so i need to get it back in order when DH backin work next week.
luckily with Manc shop, dont have to be there till 9.45 so wont need to be up much earlier than we were already doing, but so i can have a few hugs it will mean a slightly later bedtime poss to 8pm rather than the 7.30 we have now.

dunno what to do about his tea though. will prob mean DH feeding him rather than me.

DH mentioned the other week that with not being able to change pooy nappies he also has an aversion to baby food. i begin to wonder what he thought K would eat....

tiamai_d

Oh and, a rant about folk phoning about the dog. Hypo means under, so when you ask 'is he hypo?' I will answer 'no' because he is not hypo, he may be hyperactive at times, but never has he been hypo. Idiot. Same folk that didn't turn up yesterday, even though it was a woman who called this time, they have the same accent (from Aberdeen area).

tiamai_d

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Go to bed Amber! It's bedtime.

She replied 'ahwoooo ah ha ha ha! ah wooooooo brrrpppppppp'

jillie1974

thanks Tia.

trying to get a all-terrain on ebay but a lot seem to be fixed wheels. although it will mainly be the PIL who use it, FIL will be taken dog for a walk as well as pushing the buggy so i presume a swivel wheel would be easier

Sarah_Joanne

I'm crying already

Glamazon

kindofagilr wrote: »

I have loads lol got stitched up for an hour, 3rd degree tear and some damage to my bum which they had to stitch up

My friend had this - she used to take Ibuprofen about 30mins before she need a poo

ooooooooooooooooooooo talking of poo Highlight this _pale_
Jack's poo smelt just like the fish he had for tea last night

wi3adora wrote: »

Oh and on a positive note DH has just agreed that we can start ttc properly from next month :j we missed this month with me feeling rough.

:j:j Not jealous :whistle::whistle:

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Dora how exciting! Meant to say earlier hope you feel better soon too.

So I've got the baby monitor on and I can hear the clock ticking in A's room - at least I know it's working.

Going to watch last night's OBEM now - I have been warned I may cry. A lot.

That's why I'm glad I can turn the sensitivity down on this monitor! Or just mute it and the lights light up if he's crying.

I plan to work 8am-4pm so plan is
Me up at 6am Get ready for work
Get Jack up & dressed at 6.45am - shouldn't be a problem!
Get breakfast for me & OH
Leave house at 7.10am
Get to creche at 7.35am - they can give Jack his breakfast as he won't have it til about 8am anyway and he doesn't have a bottle until 10am
Get to work for 8am - be sad all day :(:(:(

I barely managed to get out the house by 1pm the other day! :rotfl:

Decided to brave the Next Sale :eek: Is it Saturday? Need to see what time my local one opens - hoping to pick up some nice work clothes.

I have less than 8 weeks to go

tarajayne

jillie1974 wrote: »

those who use all-terrain buggies- is a fixed wheel better than swivel for country walks (ie rough, not paved paths and fields/hills)

I put mine on lock for the beach. X

MadDogWoman wrote: »

SM - it seems that quite a few of us are holidaying in Tara's neck of the woods at various times this summer.

That's 'cos it's sooooo pretty!