MSE Parents Club Part 12

Glamazon

workinmummy wrote: »

Flippin 'eck. Alex wouldn't eat that in a week.

Really? I didnt think it was much
he generally has 3 meals, 2 snacks & 2-3 bottles. He stuck his hand in my dinner tonight & had a handful of rice! :rotfl:

workinmummy

Have just flicked through after casualty and have discovered The Lake House is on.
Keanu Reeves, Nice. But have missed 50 mins. Think I shall carry on watching just because, its a nice film, and it has nothing to do with the lovely Mr Reeves.

My_Fathers_Daughter

tarajayne wrote: »

I just got an image in my head of opening a box with 3 cakes in it and a lot of little notes saying sorry. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

3 fairy cakes and a lot of fairy apologies :rotfl::rotfl:

Glamazon

Tara - Leeds is only 45mins to an hour from me!

tarajayne

What about this? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/25-cup-cake-box-/260583968947?cmd=ViewItem&pt=UK_Kitchen_Accessories&hash=item3cac03d0b3

workinmummy

Glamazon wrote: »

Really? I didnt think it was much
he generally has 3 meals, 2 snacks & 2-3 bottles. He stuck his hand in my dinner tonight & had a handful of rice! :rotfl:

Wish Alex would eat more, he 1) throws up purees 2) has major gagging issues on stage 2 jars and normal food. Today was the first day his lunch had stayed down, tea came back up and the last bottle drowned him, with its projectileness ( not a word!)

BrunoM

Glamazon wrote: »

:j:j:j:j:j

CSH - I worry about Jack's portion sizes. At lunch time, he only had half a piece of toast, 6 cubes of cheese and a slice of cooked chicken (deli style meat not a breast) then 5 grapes.
He tends to just clamp his mouth shut when he's full so I keep feeding him til we get to that stage. Must get a picture of his 'I'm full' face as its hiliarous! :rotfl:
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Sounds like a fair amount at his age to me Anyway every baby is different, they know when they're hungry and when they're not, and they don't even really rely on food for nutrition til they're over 1 so just enjoy his expressions for now

tiamai_d wrote: »

Bruno, we're a hardy lot us Scots What type of carnage have you planned?

Oh nothing in particular just that he is a bit of a wild child with ANY toy, and definitely when we give him the big metal mixing bowl half-full of water in the garden he causes much trouble. So I can only assume a paddling pool with gallons of water in will turn messy! But that's fine.

tarajayne

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I would happily collect from Basingstoke and take them to Tara (or maybe Ladybird could get them from Basingstoke and I could collect them from her in Winch)......I see a world of possibilities!

You are very lovely. X :A

Night's out are important, I seem to have re-discovered our relationship recently!!! :whistle:

My_Fathers_Daughter

Glamazon wrote: »

Tara - Leeds is only 45mins to an hour from me!

Meet in the middle with SJ or Millies Mum?

If I could plan my meetings right (and believe me, I can plan my meeting right ) I could be in Warrington at an opportune time and that does the Wazza to Wolves leg.

Now if it were a weekend I could do a trip to Basingstoke no problem.


When do you get married Tara?

Although it would probably be cheaper for me to pay to courier them than to drive round like a loon :rotfl:

scruffy96uk

If anyone is looking for crafty ideas maybe for birthday parties look here I just bought heaps for Els half birthday party. Including make your own finger puppets, paint your own teddy money bank and others.