MSE Parents Club Part 12

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.

tarajayne

BrunoM wrote: »

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.

Sounds like he needs a water pistol to me!

tarajayne

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

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:

I was thinking a courier would be more petrol friendly. :cool: And it's July 3rd, Maddy's christening and Ben's 7th birthday on the same day.

My_Fathers_Daughter

workinmummy wrote: »

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!)

WM - do you think you need to take A back to the docs? You seem worried about him?

And for what it is worth - whatever it was that he kept down (was it cheese spread sandwiches?) I would keep giving him the same and see how he goes.

((HUGS)) hun, I can't imagine what it is like xxx

SugarSpun

Hugs all round, and I am off to bed. Goodnight lovelies

Glamazon

workinmummy wrote: »

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!)

Aw poor Alex - I think J's a nit sicky but nothing like you describe.

Is he still on the Gaviscon? Like MFD said, maybe he needs to see the doc again. NMS had problems with Liam's reflux - IIRC they had to try a few different meds and used the SMA staydown milk.

Tara - I was just thinking by the time everyone had driven a leg it would be cheaper to get the M&S ones! :rotfl:

Those boxes look fine, guess it would be up to SJ whether she would be happy for them to be transported or not.

Squishy

Eeep - watching tv and seeing all the naked people getting their photos taken! :eek:

Tara - that box looks good if you're transporting a lot of cakes Loving all the secret wedding talk - so exciting!

Ellie in bed, and seems to have settled: she has had a busy day, but didn't want to stay asleep this evening. We tried her on a 7 month jar for tea: she slurped all the pureed part down, and started spitting the lumps out :rotfl: We're still trying (with very little success) to get her to take formula milk: I'm managing to hide some of it in her porridge in the morning, so I guess thats a start of sorts.

tiamai_d

Hmm, I'm a bit peeved with DH. He said I could go out and join them, but now the kids are finally settled, he's inside next door so I can't join them. (don't mind sitting in the garden, but not in a different house!)

We were supposed to go out tonight, but MIL has my neice and nephew and SIL is busy, so I'm kinda peeved that he !!!!!!ed off out already.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Squishy wrote: »

Eeep - watching tv and seeing all the naked people getting their photos taken! :eek:

Tara - that box looks good if you're transporting a lot of cakes Loving all the secret wedding talk - so exciting!

Ellie in bed, and seems to have settled: she has had a busy day, but didn't want to stay asleep this evening. We tried her on a 7 month jar for tea: she slurped all the pureed part down, and started spitting the lumps out :rotfl: We're still trying (with very little success) to get her to take formula milk: I'm managing to hide some of it in her porridge in the morning, so I guess thats a start of sorts.

Hey squishy! I am sorry if I have asked this before but is there any chance of you putting LO's age in your sig?

I get so confuzzled and that ends up with me not replying to people because I don't want to get it all wrong and advise for a newborn/3 month old/6 month old/ whatever old so I keep my trap shut



So advice girls - if you want to avoid MFD waffle delete your sigs :rotfl::rotfl:

searching_me

im watching celebrity juice and in stitches x