MSE Parents Club Part 12

workinmummy

Mel, sounds more and more like you live with the same tit that I do.
I sleep with ear plugs in every night, can't be doing with his snorting and snoring. But I still manage to hear the baby on the monitor though.
I often take myself off to the spare room to sleep, and probably slept there for the last 3 months of my pregnancy, but I don't suppose you have that luxury. OH is also totally not quiet if he comes to bed after me, lights on, TV on etc. But god forbid I do that to him in the morning.

I agree with SJ, your sleep is far more important than his, i'd be joining you in the night time screaming match. He has no idea how uncomfortable and knackered you are. Would it be horrible to hope you do some damage to his private parts whilst in labour

redmel1621

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

So he's waking you up so he can sleep? Sounds to me like he thinks his sleep is more important than yours. I'd say it should be the other way round.

I would go mental if DH woke me up like that.

workinmummy wrote: »

Mel, sounds more and more like you live with the same tit that I do.
I sleep with ear plugs in every night, can't be doing with his snorting and snoring. But I still manage to hear the baby on the monitor though.
I often take myself off to the spare room to sleep, and probably slept there for the last 3 months of my pregnancy, but I don't suppose you have that luxury. OH is also totally not quiet if he comes to bed after me, lights on, TV on etc. But god forbid I do that to him in the morning.

I agree with SJ, your sleep is far more important than his, i'd be joining you in the night time screaming match. He has no idea how uncomfortable and knackered you are. Would it be horrible to hope you do some damage to his private parts whilst in labour

I think it is partly my fault, as I should have put him straight the very first time he did it:cool:

WM, He flips if everyone wakes him up in the morning. I have told him from now on, screw him, we will make as much noise as we want to in the morning.

I wish I did have a spare room! I have said that i'm not sleeping in the same room as such a W****r any more, never mind the same bed...I really went crazy last night. He got a full on rant for a good 18mins of the argument and then he had the cheek to try and make out I am some kind of crazy woman:mad::mad:

Anyway, we have barely spoken today and I think I will get the older two to top n tail tonight so I can have ds2's bed:p

I have calmed down a lot now, but am still annoyed about it all.

Krystaltips

Mel, that's the reason I have to go to bed at the same time as Hubby... No matter how much he promises to be quiet when he comes to bed, he just can't help himself and always wakes me up...

Aimee's whinging at me because I'm making her eat stew... Her little friend is here... She's not so keen on it either... But then she won't eat food that's not yellow... I made her eat salad last time she was here... I'm dead mean me

tarajayne

Mel, I don't know how you put up with it hun! XXXXXXX

gill_81uk

Krystal - I had the same problem with the next directory. I phoned up and told them that I hadn't asked for it or agreed to pay for it. All I could think was that I must have entered a comp with sneaky t & cs! The man on the phone was very apologetic and said he would have the charge taken off for me.

We've had a really nice day today. Went to my Mum's this morning and took Thomas for a walk in the park, then I met a friend for lunch. Thomas is overtired now though but can I get him to nap??? He's lying in his basket hiccupping, shouting and waving his arms around! The park has set my hayfever off aswell, not impressed as I can't take anything for it because of bfing

tarajayne

Can't you use one of those nose thingamebobs that Lloyds Chemist sell Gill. X

Sarah_Joanne

gill_81uk wrote: »

The park has set my hayfever off aswell, not impressed as I can't take anything for it because of bfing

Mine's bad too. Couldn't tske anything last year cos of pg either!

Krystaltips wrote: »

Aimee's whinging at me because I'm making her eat stew... Her little friend is here... She's not so keen on it either... But then she won't eat food that's not yellow... I made her eat salad last time she was here... I'm dead mean me

When I was about 8 I had a friend over for tea and when my mum put the roast chicken dinner down in front of her she bawled, mum took her home after we'd all eaten and told her mum what happened, who replied "Oh I'm so sorry, I hoped she'd be ok at someone else's house but she won't eat anything unless it's in the shape of a smiley face" :eek: :rotfl:

Tara how's Ben?

Krystaltips

gill_81uk wrote: »

Krystal - I had the same problem with the next directory. I phoned up and told them that I hadn't asked for it or agreed to pay for it. All I could think was that I must have entered a comp with sneaky t & cs! The man on the phone was very apologetic and said he would have the charge taken off for me.

We've had a really nice day today. Went to my Mum's this morning and took Thomas for a walk in the park, then I met a friend for lunch. Thomas is overtired now though but can I get him to nap??? He's lying in his basket hiccupping, shouting and waving his arms around! The park has set my hayfever off aswell, not impressed as I can't take anything for it because of bfing

I rang them up and the woman asked me to confirm my date of birth, I told her I don't give my date of birth over the phone and she got a bit narky with me and said she couldn't talk to me about the account if I didn't give it to her... I asked to speak to a supervisor, she told me the supervisor would say exactly the same and did I still want to speak to her... I said yes... All supervisors were busy and someone would call me back...

20mins later someone called me, apologised and said that the account has been cleared and cancelled...

And here is some info on breastfeeding and antihistamines

tarajayne

workinmummy wrote: »

Oh yes. And OH did the ironing last night :eek:

:cool::rotfl:

tarajayne

He's ok SJ, thanks for asking. Could I ask opinions please. I worry about him missing school, he can now put a bit of weight on it. OH thinks I should keep him home tomorrow as he's worried that although he feels better he could do more damage by trying to do too much which he is at home.