MSE Parents Club Part 12

ManOnTheMoon

Mazcabs wrote: »

Thats a shame OH doesnt like Toblerones... might just have to forget and buy some and then I can have them !!

Hello MOTM :hello: long time no hear... hows things?

Sounds like a good plan :rotfl:

Well, thanks. Things have settle down after the hectic few months following Lucy moving in.

Much happening with you?

Glamazon

MOTM -It's just I worked, did a Mystery Shop so by the time I'd got home and put J to bed, cooked tea, sorted lunch out it, spoken to various family members it was 10.30pm!

Since introducing the bath at bedtime J has gone down really well and the last 3 nights he's been semi-awake when I've put him down in his cot and he's gone to sleep :j Sometimes I do have to go up 4 or 5 times but a huge improvement!

Just need to drop these night time bottles now :cool:

Becles

I bought my Dad a couple of designer fake t-shirts while we were in Turkey for Fathers Day. He'll be all trendy in G Star and Henleys

Bought myself a Prada handbag and purse, and the man in the shop gave Charlotte a free Hello Kitty purse for being so beautiful

csh_2

Congrats Aunty SB!!
Back from swimming and my package is next door and they're out!! Flucking gutted!!

workinmummy

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Does it make you less jealous if I say Chris only gives in to sleep at around 9pm and I have to have Edgar asleep on/with me because he refuses to sleep in his cot except for between 2am and 6am?
Chris was entitled to a place from April

Not really , would somehow much rather have the sleep on a weekend morning, but then still have to be up and out for swimming at 10am on Saturday and 9am football on Sunday, so it's never going to happen.

Would Chris not go to sleep earlier if he did go to nursery and was tired out from that. Sorry I am being an interfering nosey cow. I have no idea what you have to do in a day, and what your schedule involves.

But I did find Joe was easier to get to bed when he started nursery. All gone to pot now though, because what ever time i try to get him in bed 7pm, 7.30pm and 8pm as last night it is just not ever late enough. He hit the floor like a toddler last night when i brought him in at 8pm and said he had to go straight for a shower and bed.

Mazcabs

workinmummy wrote: »

Bl00dy hell. Latest ever lie in in our house (for me, that is) has been 7.30am and that's at the weekend. How do you manage that?

I agree WIM

ManOnTheMoon wrote: »

Sounds like a good plan :rotfl:

Well, thanks. Things have settle down after the hectic few months following Lucy moving in.

Much happening with you?

Back at work now after having William, working 4 days in office and 1 at home, he's 6 months old this weekend

ManOnTheMoon

Glamazon wrote: »

MOTM -It's just I worked, did a Mystery Shop so by the time I'd got home and put J to bed, cooked tea, sorted lunch out it, spoken to various family members it was 10.30pm!

Since introducing the bath at bedtime J has gone down really well and the last 3 nights he's been semi-awake when I've put him down in his cot and he's gone to sleep :j Sometimes I do have to go up 4 or 5 times but a huge improvement!

Just need to drop these night time bottles now :cool:

Oh dear Well I hope this weekend is going to make up for it. Next time take the day off work and let everyone do everything for you

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

We wouldn't make a 9.30am weekend show but during the week we are out before 8am anyway so it will just be a 'normal' day for us.

I paid the extra too - no way I want to be in a scrum in an inflatable tent full of pushy mothers!! At least this way I only have to scrum with 4 rows :rotfl::rotfl:

We are taking daddy too

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

We're usually up and ready to leave by 8:30... But the public transport to Cannon Hill Park during rush hour is just one thing I don't want the stress of... If we take Aimee off to school we can make our way there slowly [STRIKE]via Krispy Kreme[/STRIKE]

Yay for taking Daddy, we're taking ours too

ManOnTheMoon

Mazcabs wrote: »

Back at work now after having William, working 4 days in office and 1 at home, he's 6 months old this weekend

Going back to work been a good move?

6 months - I bet giving birth feels like yesterday. Time flies, especially at that age.

elle_gee

Hi all..

Lazy day here.. Sami-style, we didn't get up until 9.30am

Rhys had the very last of the EBM on his (2! :eek:) Weetabix for breakfast this morning - thankfully, he ate it all and didn't waste the last bit! He's fast asleep on me now.

I'm officially on holiday for ten days now but OH has still got the weekend to work, then we're off to Norfolk for four nights on Monday

Hope everyone is well, and congrats to the aunties and aunties-in-waiting xx