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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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Amber has no teeth either, and I have stopped looking for signs that she may get one (eg, she has a bit of nappy rash atm).
Beenie, don't go blowing your £1.67 all in the one shop now. Do get them to re-assess, my friend works for the CSA and he says that unless you call up and speak to a person, you're screwed.
In the same day I had one person tell me she didn't even realise I was pregnant and another ask if it's twins cos I'm huge! I don't listen to those comments, it's just random nonsense people spout as soon as 'pregnant' is mentioned. Best one was after I had DS2 the amount of people who suddenly saw me with a pram and asked who the baby was. I had seen them every day while pregnant but nobody noticed!0 -
Scratchy Amber no longer has razor nails

I didn't even think to file them down before, cos evn after cutting they're sharp, but now they're nice and blunt. Doh! I don't file my own so it never crossed my mind.0 -
Ready for this? Rhys now weighs.... A WHOLE STONE!

And, what's even better, he's asleep! During the day.. fancy that! :cool: Hurrah for the baby swing
I managed to eat breakfast before he woke up and I've just made my lunch (and put it in the fridge) just now too
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Don't remind me, Sami! I just thought that when I changed my sig! :cool: Was just talking to the play specialist about going back to work the day after Rhys' birthday and she asked if it was "scary"... Going back to work isn't scary, having a one year old is scary! :eek:
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Don't remind me, Sami! I just thought that when I changed my sig! :cool: Was just talking to the play specialist about going back to work the day after Rhys' birthday and she asked if it was "scary"... Going back to work isn't scary, having a one year old is scary! :eek:

That reminds me, DD is 22 next week! :eek:
:rotfl: Too many children, too little time!!!
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I think Tara wins :rotfl:
Elle just looking and Ed was 15 weeks when he passed 14lb and Chris was 21weeks.
I'd love to get them together again, they've both (Rhys n Ed) come on loads already!0 -
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gaaahhh! just went to do car tax online and it wants a number off the log book, I have no idea where the thing is! off to trawl through many files, boxes, bags and piles of paperwork! :wave:0
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I think Tara wins :rotfl:
Elle just looking and Ed was 15 weeks when he passed 14lb and Chris was 21weeks.
I'd love to get them together again, they've both (Rhys n Ed) come on loads already!
I've just emailed OH to get him to sort out his holidays then hopefully I can get mine okayed with my new boss, then we can finally sort out where we're going - hoping for the Lake District in June so at least we're on the right side of the country if there happens to be a meet then
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