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MSE Parents Club Part 12
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jenny i know you're pain i can get a babysitter for a few hours for one but not overnight for them hence why im missing a do i really wanted to go to but only philip can go x
Still searching .....:)
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Buttonmoons wrote: »Yep that is me, I just cringe when I hear myself talking. I was intending not to talk as I filmed that :rotfl:
I'm easy to understand I think, should hear my mum though, she's broad as hell!
LOL I think everyone hates their own voice on film! Very easy to understand, I was expected a wee bit more chookter!! Ha, only cos my accent is appauling! I talk like an Irvine Welsh book0 -
Jack has said Dada 5 times this morning - I am very :j but also very
We've had mama for a while, and baba, dada was an addition acouple of days ago. And todays new one is hiya :T. Won't wave though.
[QUOTE=redmel1621;33727819 I have him well trained and once he hears the cbeebies bedtime song he sits and watches while tapping his legs and then promptly collects his dummy, his blankie, and runs to the door/gate waving night night to everyone:D:D
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Excellent training there! :T
I am stuck watching the football, but it is not doen to OH. My six year old son is inflicting it on me.Boring...........
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redmel1621 wrote: »Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, over in the arms are you then?? will have to stalk you over there sometime;)
Yeah we got a name for a girl sorted(I think, could still change;)) We got a couple we like for a boy too....
Vid is great:D:D
I thought you were having a pink bundle? Or do you not trust what the scan says?
Yeah the arms, It's all so dramatic over there. Like Hollyoaks!! Lol0 -
Got a wedding invite today but again 'no children' :mad: it's the second wedding I'll have to miss this year. It really sucks not having anyone to look after Erin overnight but as both these weddings are quite far from where we live even that wouldn't have helped.
Sorry, ranting, just feeling like I'm missing out.
I'd be peed off too. We're lucky in that all three of the weddings we are going to this year are near where the in laws live rather than where we live. I'd be annoyed at the no children rule as well. Is it a really formal do?
Love the video, BM. Keira is running her little heart out.:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator0 -
redmel1621 wrote: »Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah, over in the arms are you then?? will have to stalk you over there sometime;)
Yeah we got a name for a girl sorted(I think, could still change;)) We got a couple we like for a boy too....
Vid is great:D:D
I stalked her!
So my baby is behind with the talking as well as the teeth then?? Up to now we've just had lots of shouting but definite Dada today and was looking at OH when he said it
Yep, still no teeth! 9 months and not one! :cool:A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
Where does the time go? :think:0 -
LOL I think everyone hates their own voice on film! Very easy to understand, I was expected a wee bit more chookter!! Ha, only cos my accent is appauling! I talk like an Irvine Welsh book
I won't even leave a message on a voicemail incase it comes back to haunt me.
GISI - Yeah, she came 4th out of 12 :cool: Cried when she got home because she didn't win though, bless her socks.0 -
WM - How long do you think he will do that for though, haha, my money is on maybe a month or so!!!
BM - Yeah t'is me not trusting the scan:) I know loads who have been told wrong sex at scan, so don't want to label bump as pink and then it comes out a bluey...I would rather keep an open mind:D
Hmm..hollyoaks eh! Maybe I'll stay away:p:DUnless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
Nothing is going to get better. It's not.0 -
Got a wedding invite today but again 'no children' :mad: it's the second wedding I'll have to miss this year. It really sucks not having anyone to look after Erin overnight but as both these weddings are quite far from where we live even that wouldn't have helped.
Sorry, ranting, just feeling like I'm missing out.
I'm going to a wedding in August, one of my oldest friends. I'm assuming my children aren't invited since they are not named and shes not mentioned them going! I know her venue is a limited capacity but it just makes me not want to go!0 -
got-it-spend-it wrote: »I'd be peed off too. We're lucky in that all three of the weddings we are going to this year are near where the in laws live rather than where we live. I'd be annoyed at the no children rule as well. Is it a really formal do?
Love the video, BM. Keira is running her little heart out.
The first one was quite informal but due to grooms cousins having lots of kids they didn't want any more. The one I got today is really formal, at some castle in York, it came with instructions that if you wear heels that are smaller than a stamp you have to buy special heel covers and they provided a website address and price of £4.99 :eek:Mum to DD born Oct 2009
:j DS born April 2013 :jBreastfeeding peer supporter with the breastfeeding network. National breastfeeding helpline 0300 100 0212.:question: Ask me if you have any baby feeding questions :question:0
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