MSE Parents Club Part 12

pigpen

hammyhunter wrote: »

Really? The sun makes David much worse. The heat dries his skin and makes his itching a lot worse

It does seem to depend on the presentation.. Mine and the childrens has always been red and blistery and horrible.. the dryer type does just get more dry and scabby.. either way only a few minutes exposure to the sun is usually enough to help.. any longer and it just cracks and bleeds. DD4's psoriasis clears up beautifully in the sun.

Both oilatum and doublebase irrate David so don't think twice in going back to the doctors and asking to try something else. They will only need to look at Lily and they can tell you need something else!

We used the doublebase once.. before bed.. when I got DD1 up the next morning her skin came off with her clothes.. we were back to docs immediately!

3onitsway

SugarSpun wrote: »

We're only at the tip of the problem, I think.

SS, you're on a roll! :rotfl:

(Is there not a blowing tumbleweed smily?)


Yes Tia the very rude ladies and Bruno are talking willies.


OOH, my skanky neighbours are having a full on domestic - but I can't hear properly what it's about.

workinmummy

hammyhunter wrote: »

:(:(:( We had a truly horrendous night here. D was awake from 3am and was completely inconsolable :(:( He still hasn't managed any sleep since and is obviously tired. He just looks so sad it breaks my heart. I can't wait for this paed appointment to hopefully help his eczema and allergies

Took, hydrocortizone, used with hydromol to get rid of Alex's when it was at its worse.

Ahh Hammy you are having a bad time of it aren't you? Hugs.
Any idea when the paeds app will be or are you still waiting?

workinmummy

3onitsway wrote: »

Yes Tia the very rude ladies and Bruno are talking willies.

Was going to say, yes but only baba willies. But then realised it was me who took it one step further. Tut at WM. :rotfl:

My_Fathers_Daughter

3onitsway wrote: »

OOH, my skanky neighbours are having a full on domestic - but I can't hear properly what it's about.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:


When V starts pressing her beaker against the wall we will know what you have been up to

gill_81uk

I need to pop out some post some letters. couldnt be bothered with pram so decided to try T in the baby carrier and he hated it! screamed and screamed feeding him now to soothe him. If he's calm afterwards i might just carry him in my arms

workinmummy

SS you were asking earlier about trikes. I know you said wooden, but I like the look of this one, plus it folds down smaller, so may be good for space saving. Seems to have good reviews, but I have no actual experience of it.

My_Fathers_Daughter

workinmummy wrote: »

SS you were asking earlier about trikes. I know you said wooden, but I like the look of this one, plus it folds down smaller, so may be good for space saving. Seems to have good reviews, but I have no actual experience of it.

That looks ACE WM - I think [STRIKE]I[/STRIKE] Benjamin may just need one

You can buy a parent handle for it too.

Good price at Mothercare but out of stock online

tiamai_d

One two skip a few, ninety nine one hundred! Tra la la da la diddly dee!

workinmummy

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

That looks ACE WM - I think [STRIKE]I[/STRIKE] Benjamin may just need one

You can buy a parent handle for it too.

Good price at Mothercare but out of stock online

Alex may need one too. Even though he can't even walk.
Can't take credit for the find though, was actually in one of those annoying updates on facebook from Bizziebaby.

Mothercare price is excellent as Kiddicare is £10 more.