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MSE Parents Club Part 12

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  • BrunoM
    BrunoM Posts: 1,722 Forumite
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    Oh I am all dilemma'ed, if my <2 year old's bedtime is around 8ish, and he falls asleep in his chair completely tuckered out at 6.10, do I wake him up again totally against his will to eat some supper? Or do I tuck him into bed and cross fingers :/
  • aless02
    aless02 Posts: 5,119 Forumite
    Bruno, I'd wake but I'm a bit scarred by sleepless babas! ;)
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  • Fitzio
    Fitzio Posts: 2,199 Forumite
    Hmm, don't know Bruno. It's a tricky one - I guess for me it would depend whether I felt he had eaten enough during the day that we wouldn't wake up hungry!

    I enjoyed my facial today, although I got a parafin wax treatment too to deep cleanse my pores, and I look like I have washed my hair in a chip pan, so couldn't do much afterwards! I might have bought a few things in M&S for Holly first (just in case we go on hols!)

    EA - I bought this for my niece who is called Lily, in case you are interested.

    Where is Csh today? Are you hiding? Or too busy packing???? If you don't come on, have a great holiday!! x
  • got-it-spend-it
    got-it-spend-it Posts: 5,016 Forumite
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    I'd wake, but expect that bedtime may be later tan usual after his power nap!
    :DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator :p
  • ladybirdintheuk
    ladybirdintheuk Posts: 2,825 Forumite
    I've popped in for a quick victory lap before I go and tackle the washing up - I have put Izzy to bed, and she didn't cry when I left the room. A mini-whinge when i put her into bed, but then when I tucked her in, said good night and left .. nothing. Well, a tiny bit of whinging now that I've jinxed myself, but that's it. :T:T:T

    Beccles, Charlotte cracks me up... but don't you know that H2O is dangerous .
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  • redmel1621
    redmel1621 Posts: 6,010 Forumite
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    BrunoM wrote: »
    Oh I am all dilemma'ed, if my <2 year old's bedtime is around 8ish, and he falls asleep in his chair completely tuckered out at 6.10, do I wake him up again totally against his will to eat some supper? Or do I tuck him into bed and cross fingers :/

    Haha, we just had a very similar dilemma....K's bedtimes is usually 7pm but by 6.20 he was snoozing away...only wearing a t-shirt & nappy...i opted for the 'dump in bed as is' option, but it is only 40min early, whereas for E it is closer to 2hrs early!!!!!

    That doesn't help you much does it?

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  • csh_2
    csh_2 Posts: 3,294 Forumite
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    edited 25 June 2010 at 7:36PM
    Fitzio wrote: »
    Where is Csh today? Are you hiding? Or too busy packing???? If you don't come on, have a great holiday!! x

    I have been out today! Its the Boness Fair Day so have been at that. Out last night too going round the arches and house frontages as per local tradition! Might put some pics on FB if I CBA!

    Am getting last minute packing done now! Have a stupid amount of K's stuff to take! We are leaving at 8am to drive to Newcastle. Much fun! Not!!!

    When is the Scottish meet again? Have a funny feeling I may have double booked myself :o
  • Fitzio
    Fitzio Posts: 2,199 Forumite
    csh wrote: »
    I have been out today! Its the Boness Fair Day so have been at that. Out last night too going round the arches and house frontages as per local tradition! Might put some pics on FB if I CBA!

    Am getting last minute packing done now! Have a stupid amount of K's stuff to take! We are leaving at 8am to drive to Newcastle. Much fun! Not!!!

    When is the Scottich meet again? Have a funny feeling I may have double booked myself :o

    I was thinking about your fair day today and wondering if you got a smart outfit for K! Did you have a good day?
    Think the meet was 19th, but since it's not been mentioned, I wasn't sure it is going ahead. I may have something on too as it's round about my birthday and it's the cheapest night for a hotel deal I saw for a night away!

    I am hoping to go hols in Sept and been stocking up on summer clothes for H in 9-12m, but now thinking she could have outgrown them by the time we go!

    Have a great time and definitely put pics on FB if you have time!

    Usual overuse of !!!! from me!
  • tiamai_d
    tiamai_d Posts: 11,987 Forumite
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    Any World War 2 experts?

    I found a national registry ID card in the loft from 1948, what does Class Code A mean? I'd like to try and trace who it belonged too and see if they wanted it back :D lol

    Speaking of broken cars, mine got stuck in 5th gear today. I had to throw the hazards on and roll top a stop.... just off a roundabout! Came to the roundabout, slowed, tried to change down gears and the stick wouldn't MOVE. Ended up taking 5 mins to get it out, engine off, engine on... It's playing up when I put it into 5th gear too.

    How is everyone? We're busily banging about up the loft. Well DH and BIL are.
  • BrunoM
    BrunoM Posts: 1,722 Forumite
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    Thanks all
    In the end, OH woke up from her nap, was horrified that I'd let him sleep :p so we tried to get him up and feed him but he just wanted to cling and wasn't interested... so eventually he got booby and went back down again :shrug: mentally preparing for the 2am onslaught now!

    OH had taken him to a 1'o'clock club where he had been very active and played in a paddling pool for 2 hours... I came home with an electric pump for our mammoth paddling pool of doom, blew it up and as OH went to nap E played madly in it with the sprinkler going for 45 minutes. I lured him in and bundled him up in a towel and he just passed out in front of a video about trains :)

    On a less pleasant side-note, I have always been very pleased that E has never not even once pooed in the bath... within 45 seconds of being in the pool, he pooed AND then leapt out of it shrieking "hurts! hurts!". I suppose it's good that he is afraid of his own poo... sort of. But, ewwwwwww :( what an unpleasant job.
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