MSE Parents Club Part 11

carlamagee

tarajayne wrote: »

Maddy is cutting a tooth at the top, or at least it is right there. But it's not the one I expected. She has her bottom middle two, this is not the middle top but the one to the right, anyone else had this?

yip. exactly same as christopher.
he has bottom middle two, and he has the one u described coming through aswell...should cut through any day now.

jillie1974

tarajayne wrote: »

DD is delayed, Poppie was sick everywhere so they went back. Will take time before they get confident enough to change her in the boot! :rotfl:

i changed K's nappy while he was in the buggy the other day and DH was like...what the f are you doing???

My_Fathers_Daughter

Fishcake_Random wrote: »

Thats for the replys guys,
I'm really feeling the pressure at the moment from all the things people are telling me. Everyone has their own idea of what I should be doing and I'm finding it really hard to block it out. I know logically that every baby is different and they don't work to a time scale but as a first time mum I still panic that something wrong lol. Its that horrible rock and hard place posistion.
x x x

Sooner or later you get pi55ed off with all the 'should be doing this' and 'can't do that' and make your own mind up. Take every bit of advice that you are given with a smile, a pinch of salt and make your own mind up xxx

(that includes this BTW )

I am a first time mum too - but my baby is also a first time baby, nobody gave him a book to read, so whatever anybody says, I still know him better than anyone - same goes for all of us.



Edit - so I read back duh!!! But I am okay because I am a well-educated married mummy

tarajayne

carlamagee wrote: »

yip. exactly same as christopher.
he has bottom middle two, and he has the one u described coming through aswell...should cut threw any day now.

Thanks, thought I was right, she flinched as I put gel on it.

Sami_Bee

Fishcake_Random wrote: »

Thats for the replys guys,
I'm really feeling the pressure at the moment from all the things people are telling me. Everyone has their own idea of what I should be doing and I'm finding it really hard to block it out. I know logically that every baby is different and they don't work to a time scale but as a first time mum I still panic that something wrong lol. Its that horrible rock and hard place posistion.
x x x

it gets easier I promise its still very early days but you'll get there at some point and find your mummy tiger within x

workinmummy

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Edit - so I read back duh!!! But I am okay because I am a well-educated married mummy

It's alright for some!

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Sooner or later you get pi55ed off with all the 'should be doing this' and 'can't do that' and make your own mind up. Take every bit of advice that you are given with a smile, a pinch of salt and make your own mind up xxx

(that includes this BTW )

I am a first time mum too - but my baby is also a first time baby, nobody gave him a book to read, so whatever anybody says, I still know him better than anyone - same goes for all of us.



Edit - so I read back duh!!! But I am okay because I am a well-educated married mummy

:rotfl:curiosity killed the cat you know

workinmummy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

it gets easier I promise its still very early days but you'll get there at some point and find your mummy tiger within x

Nicely put Sami.

Sorry Fishcake, haven't been ignoring your posts. Just had rage induced tunnel vision for a while. But as MFD and Sami have said, do what you think is right. Just smile and nod at the conflicting advice. It's hard when you don't know what to do with them. I'm on my second baby and he's nearly 7 months and I still get like that at times. x

Sami_Bee

a girl I used to work with sent me a link to a home business thing, I'm just watching the info video - yawn! it's full of people going on about how fantastic it is, its only selling oh sorry 'recommending' products to people :rotfl:

tarajayne

Oh dear, very stripey house on 60min makeover!