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MSE Parents Club Part 11
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*hugs* tara..

Happy birthday Susan
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Happy Birthday Susan, hope you've had a good day. XXXToo many children, too little time!!!
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completely agree tara better to be safe then sorry ... ((hugs)) x
Still searching .....:)
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Evansangel wrote: »Happy birthday Susan!
Tara ((hugs)) what happened?
Kindof - If i sit on the sofa and lean back and then put lily on my chest, she snuggles in and kinda grips on so i can go on the laptop with both hands!
Sometimes she launches herself backwards and i have to catch her though lol
LOL I'll have to try that lol
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Tara, you did the right thing.
So, *Lung-fixing vibes to Poppie*0 -
(((hugs))) for Poppie Tara'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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off to snuggle on couch

chat later.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
huge get well soon vibes to Poppie
Happy birthday Susan
Can I ask a dumb question? What's a sippy cup?
Jack has a free flow cup and one which he has to suck on to get the water out - he prefers the sucky one cos he can control the flow and I prefer it to cos it doesn't spill when he drops it!
I don't know what's best the free flow or sippy!A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0 -
I'm off for a bath, speak later xx0
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She hasn't woken properly all day, then at 6 o'clock her breathing got faster and when DD changed her the muscles under her ribcage were going right in as she was breathing, something they were told to watch for. It got worse and she got more floppy, they were a little hesitant but I'm afraid I bullied them into calling doctor and he sent an ambulance. I'm sure she's ok, the oxygen they gave her perked her up but no way was I taking any chances. Better to be safe than sorry. X
I'd rather overreact a million times than underreact the one time it mattered.
Big hugs, she'll be well looked after x0
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