MSE Parents Club Part 12

BeenieCat

angelfairy wrote: »

how inventive is that

Also a bit cruel if you'd seen me, i didn't move my mouth off hers til she'd swallowed a bit, she was going on like i was trying to suffocate her :eek: lol

tiamai_d

use a bottle teat beanie?

My_Fathers_Daughter

Anyone get the impression that the media are reporting much worse news about the budget than 'real' people are experiencing?

I am not saying that anyone was applauding the budget but we have a fairly wide range of people here and whilst there was some disappointment it wasn't all doom and gloom like the papers/news are reporting.

I am home alone tonight (hubby has taken his workforce out for/after the match) and the night seems to be going on forever!! Benjamin is unsettled though so I have done a few trips up and down the stairs!

angelfairy

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I don't know if anyone remembers my post about the Boots pharmacist saying I couldn't take anything for my cough because I am BFing, then another pharmacist offering me several suitable cough mixtures. Well I emailed Boots to complain that this isn't the first time I have had a blanket 'can't take anything' from their pharmacists because they can't be arsed to look it up. I had a reply from Boots saying that their pharmacist have the right to refuse medication to anyone....hmmm that's helpful. They totally missed the point of my compaint :mad:.

i remember you posting about that and agree, completely missing your point. any benefit in complaining again??

MadDogWoman_2

Gill - DH and I go without stuff so that we can afford to do the lessons as she gets so much out of them. The best bit is when you're on holiday and your child is there flinging themselves around the swimming pool armband free the horrified looks of other parents is priceless.

We've had to invest in this as the normal size paddling pools aren't big enough, as she dives in banging her head.

angelfairy

BeenieCat wrote: »

Also a bit cruel if you'd seen me, i didn't move my mouth off hers til she'd swallowed a bit, she was going on like i was trying to suffocate her :eek: lol

whatever works though right??? my LO can be hit and miss with medicine. never had a problem giving by spoon, then simply refused, was then okay with a syringe, now she will only take it when SHE wants it....hmmmm.... she's like that with many things

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Anyone get the impression that the media are reporting much worse news about the budget than 'real' people are experiencing?

I am not saying that anyone was applauding the budget but we have a fairly wide range of people here and whilst there was some disappointment it wasn't all doom and gloom like the papers/news are reporting.

I am home alone tonight (hubby has taken his workforce out for/after the match) and the night seems to be going on forever!! Benjamin is unsettled though so I have done a few trips up and down the stairs!

i have wondered that too re budget.

LO took well over an hour to go down tonight but hasn't woken yet (touch wood). hope B settles soon

got-it-spend-it

Maybe, AF. Maybe I need to word it more clearly to get my point across.

MFD- I'm home alone with bubba too and it is hot, hot, hot here. Currently 26 degrees in the nursery but I am praying for a better night as I need some decent sleep.

redmel1621

Thanks for all your lovely comments, on here and fb:)

I'm off to bed now, hopefully I can grab some ZZZZZZZs but K has been a bit whingy/grumpy today with his teeth......I have dosed him up and fingers crossed he sleeps ok....plus T is very congested/mucusy and keeps gagging on it so I will probably be watching her like a hawk:)

Good sleepy vibes to all those in need
xx

3onitsway

redmel1621 wrote: »

Thanks for all your lovely comments, on here and fb:)

I'm off to bed now, hopefully I can grab some ZZZZZZZs but K has been a bit whingy/grumpy today with his teeth......I have dosed him up and fingers crossed he sleeps ok....plus T is very congested/mucusy and keeps gagging on it so I will probably be watching her like a hawk:)

Good sleepy vibes to all those in need
xx

Night night Mel, and very well done. Hope you get some decent bits of sleep.
She's beautiful, like a little doll!
I knew you'd had her when you hadn't been on to tell us otherwise this morning!

gill_81uk

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Gill - DH and I go without stuff so that we can afford to do the lessons as she gets so much out of them. The best bit is when you're on holiday and your child is there flinging themselves around the swimming pool armband free the horrified looks of other parents is priceless.

We've had to invest in this as the normal size paddling pools aren't big enough, as she dives in banging her head.

what age did she start going? and how long do they go for? I know it says the 1st course is 10 wks. I'm trying to convince DH that it's worth it!

Also, I see your in cheshire. would you mind telling me which one you go to? the nearest aquababies to me is in timperly which isnt that easy to get to