MSE Parents Club Part 12

Evansangel

pinkpig08 wrote: »

EA - wow for Lily! I reckon that when you left the room she got up, toddled over, then laid back down ready for you coming back

When im in the bathroom brushing my teeth, my over active imagintion goes into overdrive, and i always imagine turning around and finding Lily just sat there, even though i left her laying down in the front room :rotfl::o It freaks me out!

Beenie, :rotfl:

I just looked at Lily and she had her hand at her mouth and her dummy was in. I got all full of praise and was telling her how clever she is, then i remembered i put the dummy in and it must of fell out slightly and she was just pushing it back

pigpen

csh wrote: »

Think Krystals corncern was more of the 'do I really want a reappearance of curdled yoghurt' rather than 'is yoghurt OK to eat' :rotfl:

It is better than toast.. grey mush being regurgitated just makes me gag thinking about it.. in fact that is half the reason I tend not to eat toast!

tiamai_d

morning

gill_81uk

Krystaltips wrote: »

Gill, is it a dedicated mother and toddler swim or just a public swim you were planning on going to? Sometimes they have the pool warmer for toddler swims

(and we use 3's list of names on the mse/facebook group)

Just a public swim at first. I read somewhere that it's better to do that coz mothers and toddlers can be full of older toddlers splasing about. dont know if that's the case but the pool i wanted to take him to (the cold one) is really quiet in the day so would prob be only us in little pool! unf the little pool comes off the side of the big pool so is obviously the same temp, altho very slightly warmer as it's shallower.

jillie1974 wrote: »

ooh gill i didnt realise you were from manc as well.

are you going to come to our Heaton Park Meet??

I'm hoping to. SJ mentioned it the other day. BTW when I was there a couple of wks ago there were signs saying parking will bde £1.50 from july

Som - *hugs* sleep deprivation is evil, esp when you're not getting any help. Hope you got her settled and managed to get your head down for a bit. Thomas has been shedding tears for about 2 weeks I think. Got such a shock when I picked him up and kissed him and his face was wet and salty!

I was up for 2 hours with T from 3 til 5. He fell asleep after his feed then filled his nappy so I had to change him. He was then wideawake and screamed every time I put him in his basket so had to give in and feed him again! I was really annoyed this morning as T woke up crying at usual time then stopped. DH was going to get up and change him but asked shoul he leave him to let me get a bit more sleep. Instead of getting up he stayed in bed aswell meaning that when T woke a bit later he only had time to get ready for work so I had to do everything :mad: He's brilliant with T normally so I feel mean being annoyed, but it made my morning much more stressful and not worth the extra half hour in bed!

T has got his first injections this afternoon :eek:

Can someone point me in the right direction for the MSE group with the list of names? If anyone wants to add me this is my profile. Please tell me who you are lol

pinkpig08

Ooh the meadowhall fish are on This Morning, err, this morning!

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

There are people from my school days I can't believe have tried to add me on facebook...

Me too - I think some people just like to have a huge friends figure and try to friend anyone they've every known.

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

I know, i make small bets with myself when i get a notifcation, i know it will be her! lol.

What status are you referring to?

I don't know how you manage to remain polite to her.

SusanC_2

Somnium wrote: »

And one more Q while my brain is in overdrive, when did everyone LO starting shedding tears? I read yesterday it happens between birth and 4 months but T hasn't had any yet.

Alice first cried real tears at her third set of vaccinations (four months).

SusanC_2

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Oh hammy didn't realise you'd had breast cancer. It's just the first thing that comes into your head when you find/hear about a lump in the breast.

I've got a fibroadenoma and when I saw a doctor about it (I happened to be in A&E about something else) she was able to immediately say that that was probably what it was. They referred me to a breast clinic for a scan and biopsy to confirm that it was fine and the referral was very quick (less than a month I think).

3onitsway

gill_81uk wrote: »

Can someone point me in the right direction for the MSE group with the list of names? If anyone wants to add me this is my profile. Please tell me who you are lol

I love your profile pic!

Linky to the list.....

http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/topic.php?uid=53767546531&topic=13311


I've done a bit of the garden but it's soooo hot out there! :eek:

V is enjoying the sand/water table in the shade but she's soaked herself.