MSE Parents Club Part 12

Sami_Bee

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

This is one thing that I wonder about - I can tell what Benjamin is saying and some of his words (like Hiya) are really clear. But I don't know how many others are just things that I understand IYSWIM. We practice words a lot and I think he has quite a few words...someone else might just think he babbles nonsense!!!

Chris is still like that, atm his fave word for something he doesn't know the right word for is 'sharger'
I also have to remind myself that not everyone is fluent in Chris speak when I find myself getting annoyed with others because it's clear as day to me :cool:

On memories, I mentioned that I'd heard that 'they' say you don't form long term memories until around 3yo and MIL swears blind she remembers sitting in her coach built pram staring at the fluff between her fingers (I just think she's a nutter lol)
Chris told me a story t'other week though that when I pieced it together I realised was something that happened just over a year ago, I didn't think he'd be able to remember that long ago.

Buttonmoons

Has EA stole my youngest person crown :mad: BOO! Now I feel old - 87 for me

My_Fathers_Daughter

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

1973 :cool::D

xx

Oh my you are old!!!

It is a good job you are beautiful with it :D



Will you please, please, please, please, please come join us next Wednesday at the play centre near the Trafford Centre?

I would LOVE to meet you. xxx

SeptemberBaby_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Hey there you with a sad face, come up to my place, and live it up

Beenie - no clue - worth a try though xx

I'm singing and singing and singing and will still be singing when I wake up in the morning! :rotfl:

LOVE that song

xx

Krystaltips

Sami, Aimee used to remember things that happened an age ago, but as she's got older it's like her memories are a bit shorter... She knows she broke her arm when she was 2, but she has no memory of it... She remembers the bloke that knocked me up the first time taking her to the park when she was nearly 3, I think that's probably her oldest memory now...

SeptemberBaby_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Oh my you are old!!!

It is a good job you are beautiful with it :D



Will you please, please, please, please, please come join us next Wednesday at the play centre near the Trafford Centre?

I would LOVE to meet you. xxx

I am quite old but I have had a wonderful time thus far :D.

I would LOVE to meet you too but I'm away to the Lakes next week .

xx

My_Fathers_Daughter

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Chris told me a story t'other week though that when I pieced it together I realised was something that happened just over a year ago, I didn't think he'd be able to remember that long ago.

DSS sometimes 'makes up' memories from things that he has been told or photos he has seen etc. He was saying the other week that he remembers being in the bath with his dad in a flat they had when hubby was with the practice wife. They left there when DSS was just 2 when they left (PW moved EVERYTHING out of the flat whilst hubby was working away and only left the bed behind :rotfl::T)

Turns out DSS saw a photo when him and PW were looking at baby photos to see if Benjamin looked like DSS.

My_Fathers_Daughter

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

I am quite old but I have had a wonderful time thus far :D.

I would LOVE to meet you too but I'm away to the Lakes next week .

xx

<<<< Is VERY disappointed




*Excitedly*

The lakes is probably not much further away from the TC than I am

Sami_Bee

pretty sure he didn't make it up MFD
he told me how he and daddy were waiting for ages at the train station for me and Grandma to come off the train and when I asked where Ed was he said it was when he was in my tummy.
Which is all true, mum n I went to a trade show at the gmex on the train when I was about 7mths pg with Ed and the train was late getting back

elle_gee

3onitsway wrote: »

.. Elle Hope your friend is ok. Do you know what was wrong with her?

Thankyou It was severe altitude sickness, followed by accumulation of fluid on her lungs and now a traccheal infection, I think :cool: She's a wind musician - saxophone player at national orchestra level - and music tutor so any damage to her lungs is very scary indeed