MSE Parents Club Part 12

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

eta: Beenie, i also dont like mse being mentioned on my fb as im paranoid someone (my mum) will stalk me on here :rotfl:

Me too (including the whited out bit). A few weeks ago I was bidding on a swing on eBay and then when she next saw me she said, "So you didn't get the swing then." and I said, "Yes we did get it." It turned out she searched to find out if I'd got it but didn't realise it was me that won because I created a new account because she knew my old username and stalked me on eBay.

BeenieCat wrote: »

I dunno I have lost the will to fight. It totally got me nowhere losing my rag with the HO but if anything, at least she knows now how badly i'm affected rather than me being all polite and understanding like i was til now. I told her i don't see any point in fighting, they'll never change and it's both sides causing me the problem so it's easier if i just move but they're making it hard. She said well that's cos you want to live in the nicest area in town! I said well doesn't everyone! But i refuse to move somewhere i won't feel safe, and somewhere that no matter how i bring my kids up they'll be guaranteed to turn into the chavscum that they live around.

Do you want us to come up with a letter for you?

BeenieCat wrote: »

It seems my DS has hayfever, he's never had it before but he has had eczema since he was a baby and they are linked. Had him at the walk in centre and he's been given an inhalor and doctor said there's a big chance for it to develop into asthma He only seems affected by his nana's garden but the after effects linger for ages, so i'm keeping him away from hers til she de-weeds her garden cos he seems ok elsewhere...

Did he give a reason why he thinks it likely to develop into asthma? Because I have hayfever as do all my brothers (and my dad) and nobody has ever suggested it would turn into asthma (and it never has).

pigpen wrote: »

Beenie...

When I needed a house I rang every single day without fail and nagged their behind off until they gave me somewhere.. then I did the same for a friend when she was leaving her abusive husband.. you have to give them telephone abuse or they will ignore you!!

We could all phone the council up for you.

SeptemberBaby_2

Its yawns all around Camp SB too as Jamie Jack was up howling all through the night but DH mostly dealt with him. My poor little boy has an ear infection so hoping the anti b's do their trick sometime very soon.

xx

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

There isn't really anything else though is there...

Congratulations. :j:j

(We need a jealous smiley too.)

Evansangel

Sami_Bee wrote: »

EA we're similar, CD11 here

I used to Ov on CD18, will that be the same? This is my first 'real' cycle after giving birth.

DH is making Lily sing and dance and she does not look happy :rotfl:

Krystaltips

Aww poor Jamie!! Hope he feels better soon SB

Thank you Susan, when do you start trying?

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

I used to Ov on CD18, will that be the same? This is my first 'real' cycle after giving birth.

My cycle used to vary wildly before Alice and is much more regular now so wouldn't assume it will be exactly the same as before. (Although I don't know whether breastfeeding was also a factor with mine.)

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

Thank you Susan, when do you start trying?

The cycle after next (so around late July).

3onitsway

Krystal Will it be a February baby? We found out we were having V this week two years ago.

We've still got V in with us - I keep thinking about putting her in with L, but then keep thinking we're ok as we are for now.

L wants bunk beds and new decor before V moves in. L has got a high bed now, which has storage boxes underneath, and a pull out proper bed underneath those. I actually think the pull out bed is quite a safe first bed option for V, it's very low, and kind of enclosed.

Krystaltips

Yeah, based on LMP it's 22nd February... We're not in a real rush to get Caitlyn out of our room... It's Hubby who's insisting on the decorating, not Aimee lol... We wouldn't get bunks for a long while because Aimee has a mid sleeper with a tent underneath that she's only had a year and I wouldn't want to take that away from her...

Will you be putting V in with L in a cot or straight into a bed?

csh_2

Congrats Krystal!! Jealous much? LOL

BeenieCat wrote: »

It seems my DS has hayfever, he's never had it before but he has had eczema since he was a baby and they are linked. Had him at the walk in centre and he's been given an inhalor and doctor said there's a big chance for it to develop into asthma He only seems affected by his nana's garden but the after effects linger for ages, so i'm keeping him away from hers til she de-weeds her garden cos he seems ok elsewhere...

I've got allergic asthma. Only comes on with certain pollen, fine dust and extreme cold

I think you need to go and see MP about housing situation now....