MSE Parents Club Part 11

money_maker_3

((hugs)) always xx

sami did that for you there now ... couldnt remmber how many times I swore at Chris though so picked the highest option lol

BeenieCat

Always, so sorry to hear that

SM- have you got a CD rom to practice the click timing of the hazard perception? If not i can find mine and send you it. It's this one although mine will be a couple of years old. Highly recommend it though, it's exactly the same onscreen as the real test. I did mine just as they'd changed it to 50 questions

Jakesmummy

always29 wrote: »

am a bad mummy - had a very un:money:and unhealthy day as have been drinking pretty much all day with my best friend and left Tom at home with several cartons of formula and his daddy. But think it's "justified" as my Dad died on Monday evening, I needed the "day off". Thank you FB mummies for the words of support, it means a lot.

im so sorry always, cant imagine how you're feeling, xx

searching_me

BeenieCat wrote: »

Always, so sorry to hear that

SM- have you got a CD rom to practice the click timing of the hazard perception? If not i can find mine and send you it. It's this one although mine will be a couple of years old. I did mine just as they'd changed it to 50 questions

i have on thank you ... i found myself on the bus planning what id do if i was in a car .. looking at the road signs ... changing gears .. braking ... all that lot x

scruffy96uk

Think I must have gone over my ankle yesterday at the beach!!! It really hurts today, and 3 days ago el was cryin so i slid down the wall to get to her level but in the process sat on the night light that sticks out the wall so have a mighty big bruise and a bum that is sore to sit on but then again there is fat there to protect it!!!!
No cheek from you MM about my injuries!!!!

pinkpig08

Done it now Sami

money_maker_3

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Think I must have gone over my ankle yesterday at the beach!!! It really hurts today, and 3 days ago el was cryin so i slid down the wall to get to her level but in the process sat on the night light that sticks out the wall so have a mighty big bruise and a bum that is sore to sit on but then again there is fat there to protect it!!!!
No cheek from you MM about my injuries!!!!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
I need say no more

pinkpig08

Sorry all, going to have to give in and go to bed, night night xxx

Becles

xmaslolly76 wrote: »

I'm not sure what to do now is sending him to bed enough or should he get some sort of longer term punishment what would you do?

AS a side note this isnt a one off i have caught him trying to burn things before in the kitchen but that was months ago and i thought we had got our point across obviously not!

Have you shown him the consequences of house fires? You could find some news stories and show him what would happen if the house did go on fire.

Contact the local fire station and see if they are doing any displays anywhere. I was on holiday in Scotland and we went to a museum and there was a big fire brigade display there. We did a bit where they talked us through what we should do if we got caught in a house fire and how to escape. Then we went into a house that was full of hazards and we had to spot them all - like curling tongs left on a bed, ashtray on the sofa etc. All of a sudden the lights went out and a orange glow was in one corner and a smoke smell appeared and the fireman started yelling "get out, get out" and we all had to remember what we'd been told and escape. That frightned my two who were 6 and 4 at the time, and as far as I know they've never played with fire.

Been looking at the Trafford Centre website this evening! We're going on holiday in May and staying overnight at Manchester Airport Hilton. I've read the hotel restaurant is very expensive and naff, so we don't want to eat there. Are there any other nice places to eat nearby Manchester Airport? We like pretty much all tastes apart from Chinese as Craig hates it!

searching_me

night pp x