MSE Parents Club Part 11

Sami_Bee

BeenieCat wrote: »

Did anyone see Eastenders last night? I am not anti-abortion but i was quite peed off at how easy they made it look. Lucy was given her tablet and sent home with period pain. No wonder young girls think it's not a big deal.

I always remember watching either neighbours or home n away I think, doing a realistic story on it and I'ts stayed with me forever._pale_
I'm not 100% against it but it's far too easy to get one here IME

SusanC_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Did anyone see Eastenders last night? I am not anti-abortion but i was quite peed off at how easy they made it look. Lucy was given her tablet and sent home with period pain. No wonder young girls think it's not a big deal.

Did she do it secretly? Because I read about a girl (in the US) who died of complications purely because nobody else knew that she'd had it and she didn't know it had the potential to be that dangerous so by the time she told them it was too late.

BeenieCat

Caz i know it's that easy but i thought they should have made it more upsetting/painful/serious so that they don't give the impression it's as easy as taking the morning after pill. If that makes any sense!!

SusanC wrote: »

Did she do it secretly? Because I read about a girl (in the US) who died of complications purely because nobody else knew that she'd had it and she didn't know it had the potential to be that dangerous so by the time she told them it was too late.

Her dad was with her, but they told her step mother that she was having a miscarriage cos they were gonna give the baby to her (she's infertile). My DS loves Eastenders but i don't like trying to explain some of the storylines to him lol!! He was like "how can she just get rid of it?" I was like errrr it's not really a baby yet so she can take medicine to stop her being pregnant. I didn't know how else to put it lol!

3onitsway

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

She has been making me laugh this morning - she keeps helping herself to things form the kitchen cupboard - just brought me a box of chocolate fingers to open for her (they are now on a shelf out of her reach :rotfl:Mummy 1 baby 0).

:rotfl:I had to fit a lock to the under-sink cupboard yesterday because the most enjoyable thing in the world is emptying cupboards.

She wasn't happy this morning when she came out to open it and couldn't.

Sami_Bee

kind of she'll weigh him and just go through what she does, make sure to ask about local groups and clinics

Lady - there is an episode of peppa pig where they do to the dentist, it made chris really excited about going

SusanC_2

kindofagilr wrote: »

I have the health visitor coming today, anyone know what she will do? its his ten day check? will they weigh him?

Mine asked me various questions about Alice to fill in some forms, gave me info about baby clinics, weighed Alice, and asked me if my husband was beating me.

cazscoob

thats scarey Susan that noone knew and things went wrong?
i understand what you mean Beenie, my mum works in gynae theatre and she says it usually the same faces they see on a regular basis?

kindofagilr

Thanks Sami

I was full of it before he was here, gonna go to the childrens centre and all these clubs and classes, but now he is here, I can feel me being a Hermit and I need to NOT do that

Dont quite know how to get over it lol but hopefully I will.

kindofagilr

SusanC wrote: »

Mine asked me various questions about Alice to fill in some forms, gave me info about baby clinics, weighed Alice, and asked me if my husband was beating me.

Its insane when they ask that isnt it lol the MW asked me at my booking in appointment, I was like erm no lol

Mazcabs

3onitsway wrote: »

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/CHILDRENS-HAND-PRINT-IMPRINT-PLASTER-CASTING-KIT_W0QQitemZ140373616253QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Toys_Creative_Educational_RL?hash=item20aeeb667d

That kind of thing? We got one for christmas, i really should do V's foot before its too big.

mmm that type of thing but the last one had a picture frame and mount to go round it.... must get onto google I guess