MSE Parents Club Part 12

Becles

3onitsway wrote: »

Seconded. Becles is it one of those where you go and stay for a few days - like an evil army type camp? We could have an MSE wobbly mummys weekend away! :rotfl:

They are starting some residential courses, but the one I was looking for was just weekly sessions. At my nearest sports centre it's on three times a week. You can go to any number of sessions and you can mix and match centres to suit too.

I've lost some weight off my top half. I bought some new bras a few months ago, but the cups are too big now and the straps keep slipping off my shoulders I really wanted to lose it off my bum, hips and thighs though.

tiamai_d

I'm off to bed, night girls!

Becles, its all on my tummy, it looks horrid, all uneven and loose flabby skin. I hate it, I can't wear anything that makes it look better, it's like I've got jumpers shoved up there, shop lifter style. Loosing weight won't help it, I'm stuck with it for life (or until I can find 4 or 5 grand for surgery, to which DH said no due to the risks)

Fitzio

Yay! I can see Vi walking on FB now. Clever girl and v cute.
Taking my baby off to bed now. She has the hiccups and is being unusually cuddly. Think we might both just sleep in the spare room.

Night. x

Sami_Bee

tiamai_d wrote: »

He has always been a bit freaked by certain things, but he got better and now all of a sudden (over the past few weeks) he puts his hands over his ears and says his head is sore because of the noise. But the tv or whatever isn't that loud.

He's also drooling all the time right now too.

And eating paper, I had to fish sodden tissues out from the side of the couch where he had stashed them and that was after I told him off for eating them! He sat there and ate tissues one after the other! Like they were sweets! :eek:

hmm the drooling could mean there's something going on ENT
but otherwise you've described my Chris! he eats paper constantly, hates noise and has random hissy fits. I'm pretty sure he's as normal as any child of mine can be tho :cool: maybe it's not linked at all ??

Krystaltips wrote: »

Oh Sami, I used to know someone who travelled all the way from Ayre to Mary Cronk in Chichester on the night train, in labour with a breech baby!! Her own consultant had refused to let her try and deliver naturally and told her the only option was an elective caesarian, or an emergency CS once in labour...

you know the infamous breech on a train mum!!! :j

Nicki

tiamai_d wrote: »

But then, would that mean that some people are wired that way but manage to re wire themselves? (as in the case of brain damage to certain areas of the brain forcing new areas to take over those tasks)

Yes, I believe this is possible, though in the case of autism rare. The brain is very plastic in the early years, and can make up huge structural deficits by forging alternative neural pathways. This is one of the reason why health puts in a lot of resources for kids on the spectrum in terms of SLT and OT, etc up to the age of 5, but then it tails off as they get older.

One of the things which kept being cited to me when DD was much younger was the case of the 3 year old who was born with half her brain missing, but this wasn't spotted until an MRI at the age of 3, because she had managed to learn to walk and talk just a bit slower than usual, which technically she shouldn't have been able to do because it was those parts of the brain which she lacked.

Somnium

Dk - ooh I need to find me some baby groups so would be fab

Weezle - tahlie is probably about 10lb now she was 9.13 last fri.!

Gym - not ready to leave t yet for a few hours let alne !over night

Kindof - I think just go with wot ur happy with in terms of leaving e that's wot really matters. !Hope he's back to normal today.

Beenie - sorry to hear stupid woman is about as much use as a chocolate tea pot!

Aless, jenny, lou, always - had a fab time thanks and think that's my bf in public issues sorted too now

boo - belated happy birthday Hun x

Well another 8 hours here but had a thought that maybe she is too warm! Altho the last 2 nights she has had not dirty nappy in the morning, just wet so that prob helps too. Would have thought she'd more grotty or hungry when she wakes after 8 hours but she's much the same as normal.
guessing that helps.

ladybirdintheuk

Morning all. I hope everyone has managed sleep of some sort. It seems that we have managed to get back into sleeping through the night again (we had lapsed while she was ill, and got back into having a night feed about 3am... for an hour and a half, so I had to be mean and get her out of that again... a big battle this time round, but we have got there ).

Glamazon

tiamai_d wrote: »

Ok thanks... but whyyyyyyyy do I need to go to bed Mum? I isnt even tired or nufink

Doh! I ment Tara!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Edit - I even fed him banana off a spoon in the early days because it was cleaner LOL

I remember you doing this when I met you the first time in that ice cream cafe!

Inspired by Keiren's dairy yesterday I realised that J might not want to go back to sleep after his first bottle - he's usually tired but takes a while to get back off & then gets grumpy. So today we are downstairs, having brekkie already (normally don't have til gone 8.30am) and watching TV. I'll put him down for a nap in bit - plus it gets us ready for work schedule in a few weeks

Lady - send some sleeping vibes to Jack for me please! Well done Izzy :T

ladybirdintheuk

~~~sleepy vibes~~~

She was 1 before I managed to get her to sleep through, and we have the occasional relapse, but hopefuly we will get a good few weeks before the next one

My_Fathers_Daughter

Morning, Benjamin had me up 3 times in the night for no apparent reason, hubby woke me once for a very apparent reason and I woke up this morning with diarrhea

Hubby has taken Benjamin to the CM (after a frantic lost shoe search where Benjamin was insisting his shoe was outside LOL) and I have got back into bed to consider how many of the pile of things I have to do before I finish with the company tomorrow I can do from here.