MSE Parents Club Part 12

cazscoob

olipop Chalrie is 27months anddoesnt talk!!! he is also a bin raker lol!
The nursery have taught him a few sign words and he has never used them until tonight when he signed for more and then signed for finished! i am still in shock lol

tarajayne

That's the one Becs, hope you can relax slightly now that exam is out the way. X

tarajayne

cazscoob wrote: »

olipop Chalrie is 27months anddoesnt talk!!! he is also a bin raker lol!
The nursery have taught him a few sign words and he has never used them until tonight when he signed for more and then signed for finished! i am still in shock lol

Go Charlie! :T:D

redmel1621

Right i'm back:)

Becles yay on exam, and hope things ease a bit for you now....you are my hero:D

I am on the look-out for a Brabantia 50L bin....If anyone sees one at a decent price can you think of me and point me in the right direction

kindofagilr

Gosh 9 pages already!

Well what a day, E did not sleep all day lol, even though he was tired bless him, he evnetually got to sleep at 4pm is when OH took him for a walk in the pram, he is still asleep in the pram

I am expectnig him to wake soon though cos he hasnt been fed since just before 2

Sami can I be added to the list
Kindofagilr mammy to Elliot born 16th March 2010 weighing 10lbs 11oz

Sami_Bee

weezl74 wrote: »

and another newbieish question:

fergie was always very happy sleeping on his back but Kessie seems very uncomfortable unless on his side. I'm ok with this in the day, but we wondered if it's a bit dangerous in the night re: sids. anyone any thoughts/tips etc? xxx

you use a breathing monitor don't you? I personally wouldn't worry anyway but does that help you feel better?
there is a very good reason babies like to sleep like that it's all to do with development of the spine and muscles etc its actually quite un natural for them to be flat on their backs hence being a common issue x
Ed still hates being flat but front or side are fine by him

tarajayne wrote: »

O wise Weezl, in a wedding service, if the whole service is traditional would it be silly to have a rock song at the end, or tacky? OH wants http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxLMF1muDqQ at the end as we sign the register.

I LOVE that song! have it onth' ipod:D I think it's fine for after the religiousy bit is done.
We had concerto grosso in B minor (opera 6, No 12 Aria) by Handel, I found it on a freebie cd "romantic classics" from the DM (yes my Nan is a daily mail reader :eek:)

SusanC_2

Thanks for all the birthday wishes - Alice's birthday is actually tomorrow but we went out today because we thought it would be quieter. Seven Stories was okay but not as impressive as I'd been led to believe. Alice enjoyed it though. (Although we also went to Ikea which she enjoyed just as much.) Now I need to grind some wheat to make a birthday cake, make said birthday cake, tidy up and wrap Alice's presents.

aless02 wrote: »

Jenny, just a thought (if you haven't already) - a few threads back, Susan posted her "diary" of what Alice ate when they did BLW. From what I recall, she was slow with actually swallowing food too. Might be useful just to see how it went for someone else on a day-by-day basis.

We started at seven months and she started actually eating (as opposed to the odd crumb happening to go down) at ten months.

tarajayne

http://www.verynice2.com/brabantia-50-litre-open-top-bin-390906.php

Or if you don't have a Very or Additions account they are £99 so then £30 off for a new account.

Mel, I pm'd you. X

tarajayne

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I LOVE that song! have it onth' ipod:D I think it's fine for after the religiousy bit is done.
We had concerto grosso in B minor (opera 6, No 12 Aria) by Handel, I found it on a freebie cd "romantic classics" from the DM (yes my Nan is a daily mail reader :eek:)

Off to look, I read the Mail!

csh_2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

you use a breathing monitor don't you? I personally wouldn't worry anyway but does that help you feel better?
there is a very good reason babies like to sleep like that it's all to do with development of the spine and muscles etc its actually quite un natural for them to be flat on their backs hence being a common issue x
Ed still hates being flat but front or side are fine by him

A genuine question, not trying to be funny (:p know you love that phrase!) but how can it be unnatural? As in, how can lying on the side be more natural? Surely if they have to be placed and propped on their sides that would be less natural? Does a baby not usually automatically roll onto its back if left to own devices?
K started sleeping on his side occasionally when he was able to get there himself, still prefers his back tho.

When I had DD the advice was to put baby on their side to sleep. For the first 3/4 days, you put them to sleep on their tummies.