MSE Parents Club Part 11

MadDogWoman_2

Beenie is not a moron Beenie was in worried mummy mode as she was on the opposite side of a jammed door to her DD.

I would also have to request neighbourly assistance with a stuck door as I don't know one end of a screwdriver from the other.

pinkpig08

Ah - just come back and seen your post Beenie - forget the PM!

Glamazon

Oops not quite in bed yet!

Jack has got very clingy lately - won't even stay with OH and today cried everytime I left the room but was happy when I came back

It's funny cos when we are on our own I go into the kitchen and leave him in his Jumperoo and he's OK.

I've not gone to baby group the last few weeks - I just can't be arsed. I've emailed the creche about starting settling in sessions early (end of April) they usually suggest 2 weeks before but I think we'll need longer as we have no family here and no-one I could leave him with.

Although my friend is looking into becoming a CM and will take J as soon as he is 1 (she has her son who is same age) so I might ask her if she'll have him for an hour or so and see how things go.

I really can't afford not to go back to work although this Mystery Shopping lark is proving to be quite productive.

really am going to bed now! Think its cos of the clocks - it's only 10pm really!

pinkpig08

I may have to disappear soon - C cried a few minutes ago but has gone quiet again now, don;t know how long for though!

pinkpig08

I'd have got my neighbours up too Beenie

BrunoM

I had to cut my relaxing bath short as I needed to check on Beenie door update! Whew :eek: glad it was sorted quickly very traumatic.

Our nursery room has no door-handle on the inside (not by our design...), my mum was here playing with Elijah the other week and he slammed it shut gleefully, she has arthritic fingers and couldn't use the hole-where-the-door-knob-should-be to yank it open the way we do, she had to call for help til OH rescued her! Not quite the same level of drama as yours however!

Night all.

BeenieCat

Phew thanks at least i'm not alone on door jam panic

If i wasn't panicking and rushing cos Amber was in there crying i might have spent a bit more time thinking about it (or at least asked on the forums) cos the door is brand new and i was so gutted at the thought of breaking it down lol!! I's amazing how many things go through your mind when you're panicking.
I was like omg the ex came and stole Amber > omg the wardrobe fell over and jammed behind the door > omg shall i ring the fire brigade > should i try and climb through the window outside (the unopened, first floor window?? lmao!!) > how can i carry the kitchen table up to charge it at the door.

:rotfl:

pinkpig08

Beenie, your mind goes into overdrive when something like that happens!

I'm off to bed - got a busy couple of days with Avon so may not be on much

MadDogWoman_2

I'm having mummy guilts, Katie's speech is still behind, it's not as clear as it should be.

I know I've got a few months yet but I'm concerned how she'll cope at playgroup.

We talk to her all the time and if she mis pronounces a work we just say it back in the correct form not as a way of correcting her just so she hears it as it should be IYKWIM.

She has been very cute today I made Smoked Mackeral Pate for lunch and she kept asking for more all afternoon and on a couple of occasions was caught in the fridge helping herself.

She has very unusual tastes though as she likes butter or cheese spread on poppadoms so if you give it to her plain she looks cross and asks for it! I blame DH he introduced her to it.

Sami_Bee

just bobbing in, can I sleep without nightmares due to the presence of 'the lurker' or should I still be worried?