MSE Parents Club Part 11

kindofagilr

OK cool thanks MM I think I have my worry head on today lol

money_maker_3

kindofagilr wrote: »

OK cool thanks MM I think I have my worry head on today lol

we all get like that some days !!!

Krystaltips

KOAG, Hubby got spontaneous pneumothorax when he was 24!

Glamazon

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Right I'm taking charge.
7th April 11am-ish, the lowry oulet
Who is gonna be there? I'm thinking we should see about booking a table for pizza express, shall we meet there to save missing any late comers (aka Glam & I)?

I'll meet anywhere as long as there is food!
The cheaper the better for me

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Boots do a baby cough medicine from about 3 months. There is some debate over whether it works but it made me feel better to be doing something there is also one called Calcough, but I think that might be from a bit older.
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Off into town. Seeya all later xxx

I used this for Jack it's just Glycerin - I think it did help his cough.

Kindof - J only ever poo'd every other day when he was E's age.

Talking of poo, I decided to have a bath with Jack this morning - cue lots of floaty poos :eek: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
Had only been in for 2 minutes - he poo'd loads more than usual so I think the water might have helped him 'clear out' a bit. Had to get out, scoop poo out, empty water, clean bath and start again.

OH came down yday morning and apologised for being an a$$

SS - 54kg is fine for 5 foot tall thank you very much

Big hugs to Caz

Susan - have a nice time on your holibobs, will Alice ask 'Are we in Yorhshire yet?' every 5 minutes on the way there?

SusanC_2

kindofagilr wrote: »

Thanks Susan so the pathological CTG was the heart monitoring they did on Elliot which then led them to forceps delivery him (cos the actual sentance on the letter is: Rachael had a Neville Barne's forceps delivery on the 16th March as she had a pathological CTG)

Yes - it'll be the heart rate down to 60 bit. It's so good that they noticed quickly and responded quickly - my brother's was lower than that for who knows how long and then they delayed the birth while they got a doctor because he was breech.

SusanC_2

Glamazon wrote: »

Talking of poo, I decided to have a bath with Jack this morning - cue lots of floaty poos :eek: EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW
Had only been in for 2 minutes - he poo'd loads more than usual so I think the water might have helped him 'clear out' a bit. Had to get out, scoop poo out, empty water, clean bath and start again.

Alice had a phase of that and she used to get really upset because even though OH didn't get cross, he would say, "Oh no" as if something really bad had happened (he does this all the time with loads of things - not just this) and so she got the message that it was a bad thing to do and would cry loads whenever it happened.

Glamazon wrote: »

Susan - have a nice time on your holibobs, will Alice ask 'Are we in Yorhshire yet?' every 5 minutes on the way there?

Thanks and I hope not.

Must stop procrastinating. Did I ever mention I don't like packing?

kindofagilr

Really Krystal thats mad!

Really Glam ok cool I'll stop worrying about his poo's as well lol

Yeah thats true, I think it dropped to 60 for about 15 mins before all hell broke loose lol, Elliot was back to back as well.

workinmummy

Glamazon wrote: »

SS - 54kg is fine for 5 foot tall thank you very much

Comes in Whispers 49 Kgs and runs out, ducking for cover...........:rotfl::rotfl:

BeenieCat

I've just ordered some clothes with the 25% off Dorothy Perkins code on Quidco, so hopefully i can stop wearing the same scruffy outfit every day. My leggings have holes galore in

Buttonmoons

Hey beenie I used to walk with my (ex) friend and his dog in a park with an old peoples home I'm sure. I can't remember name of his estate though, aldbrough? that near you?!