MSE Parents Club Part 11

emlou2009

Dora, I see nothing

tarajayne

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Ooh, I would love it if we could all support each other on here. I am committing to you lot that I will go tomorrow night!

I lost about 3 stone on WW, and would like to lose that amount again. I know I can do it, I just need a kick up the arris. I've been using BFing as an excuse, but I really don't need to be eating easter eggs etc all the time. I am lucky that I love veggies so have no problem filling up on them once I'm in the mindset.

emlou2009 wrote: »

:rotfl: elle!!

I usually melt the chocolate and butter in the micro, then add everything else on top and mix it in! Only thing to be careful of is make sure the chocolates not too warm cos the eggs would scramble... not that I've done that :whistle: and enjoy, they're soooo yummy

This made me giggle, one post after the other at the top of the page, chalk and cheese. You see, we can all have different ideas and get along!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Tigsteroonie

elle_gee wrote: »

Glam, I worry what people think when I'm feeding Rhys - with him being so little, I mean :cool: I'm waiting for some opinionated oik to come over and tell me I shouldn't be feeding my "four" month old crumpets or chips :rotfl:

Don't worry Elle - apparently I shouldn't be trying to wean my "newborn" yet :rotfl:

searching_me

ooooooooooo speaking of chesse on toast glam i had the best sandwhich today .. cheese, ham and pineapple on toast with tom sauce squeezed together and melted together x

MadDogWoman_2

GISI - planning is what I find hardest as I don't like having the same meals week in week out.

SM - I might just have to agree with you on that sandwich - my fave pizza is Hawaiian.

tarajayne

Mmmm Elle, crumpets.

Jenni, you a lurker or have I missed you before? You gonna join hun?

wi3adora

emlou2009 wrote: »

Dora, I see nothing

Oopsie I know what I did wrong try this instead

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elle_gee

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

Don't worry Elle - apparently I shouldn't be trying to wean my "newborn" yet :rotfl:

OMG, did someone say that to you?! :eek:

We did get some looks from old ladies in the M&S Cafe while sharing crumpets and jam but actually they were just smiling and told me how sweet he was

MDW, my friend is currently in Hawaii and had pizza the other night... amazingly, they don't do "hawaiian" pizza!!

emlou2009

tarajayne wrote: »

This made me giggle, one post after the other at the top of the page, chalk and cheese. You see, we can all have different ideas and get along!!!:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:T:T
Well said!
Its all about not shoving views so far down peoples throats you kick off the gag reflex
Although dieting is one of those things where unless people are being told that they are disgusting for being fat, it all gets taken fairly light heartedly anyway, to be fair but I know exactly what you mean!

Have you heard from DD yet about howv Poppie is getting on?

Krystaltips

jennynoo wrote: »

At the moment Erin is very good and will go with anyone but I expect that probably will change. Anyone else have any views on this?

They all have a bit of a clingy phase when they realise that they're not attached to you, some recover quicker than others...

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I also think that part of personality is in there anyway, some babies are destined to be clingy no matter what you do IMO

Completely agree with this... I was on my own with A and didn't get much family support until she was much older (walking and talking older) but she's always been a very independany child, happy to go off with people... She had a bit of a wobble when she was about 2 1/2 that lasted until the 2nd day of nursery... I made sure I did everything I could to make it easier on her, (stayed with her in the church creche instead of leaving when she wasn't looking which seems to be a favourite...) We also co-slept and breastfed until she was nearly 3...

My friends little girl was so clingy, she wouldn't let anyone else pick her up even if her Mum was in the room... My friend had to stop working because she wouldn't even stay with her Dad... She was not an attached parent, no co-sleeping at all... It was purely personality...

tarajayne wrote: »

Anyone want a Pumpkin Patch 20% off code and free delivery one pm me. They already have a sale online. X

They've got some gorgeous dresses, OOS in C 's size though! <sob> might have to go to Birmingham and see what's in store... Shame about the 20% though!

C had chippy chips for tea... With minted lamb kebab, salad and pita bread...
Meet Mr Jelly... Hubby bought him home tonight to make up for the mean petshop man not honouring his agreement on Saturday!!