MSE Parents Club Part 12

tarajayne

Caz, it's very hard but if you can sort of see where he's coming from it helps to understand what he does. I was told DS1 was like having your brain on film but with the fast forward button permenantly pressed on, and then because it was all going so fast he couldn't put what he needed to say in a proper order.

tarajayne

MadDogWoman wrote: »

I'm at Devon Cliffs from 4th June for a week

Fancy a cuppa somewhere? :D:D

I broke my collar bone at 7 falling down some steps. Cried so much my Mum put me in the garden for the day, even fed me my lunch out there. When my Grandad came at teatime he decided I needed it check and took me hospital. It was broken and she'd left me like it all day!

I just have a bit of a wonky bone there now so it should be ok for him, poor thing.

MadDogWoman_2

Tara - definitely, when and where is good for you?

Sami_Bee

workinmummy wrote: »

Have also been to asda today at lunch, and even looked at bras, don't think i saw that design though. Nothing with a 30 back, and barely any 32's. So no more cheap bras for me.

Did get reduced disney tiger cardy and some joggers for Alex in a bigger size.
He is actually wearing a short romper today and looked very cute, plus factor 50 sunblock in case the sun dares to touch him. Was not happy when I had to come back inside after my trip out as it is gorgeous outside.

Debenhams do a nice cheapish t-shirt bra in 30 back I was most peaved that they only started doing them when I was pg with Chris and I've not needed one that small since

hammyhunter wrote: »

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Thanks for that info Sami, cows millk, skimmed milk powder and fromage frais are what we have discovered exacerbate David's exzema and he is most definitely allergic to them. Is there any reason why you don't give Chris soya products? The soya yoghurts are surprisingly nice

Weezl, I hope you have a list too :A

Loads of hugs and get well vibes to all in need

There is a reason but I'm not sure if I should say seeing as you've been given soya formula :undecided
Well I suppose you can make your own conclusions but there has been links with phyto- estrogens in soya products causing problems and I've heard that some are trying to get soya formula banned or prescription only :undecided
Hope that's not too scary, tbh I haven't done much research on it but was scared so just avoided it

tarajayne

Or I could meet you here...https://www.bictongardens.co.uk/onlineshop/

Edit, hello Sami, long time no see. XXX

wi3adora

Just had to clean up the most projectile vomit ever :eek: and because Daniel was lay down it went all in his eyes, hair and ears. Hope he's ok? He had a runny nappy before his bath, wonder if his jabs were the cause?

Hey Tara I'm down your neck of the woods next week

How is everyone? I need some tea but haven't a clue what to eat?

SugarSpun

Oooooooooooh I am :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

And :mad: too

I visited Husband earlier on and brought Molly home as soon as she started whinging. A female friend of Husband's apparently dropped in to visit after visiting hours, when she's obviously unlikely to bump into me. She just texted me to tell me he was moving into a private room, before Husband even got a chance! And when I texted him to ask why he hadn't let me know, she replied to that too!

It only sounds like a small thing, but she's always very ... not quite possessive, but like she's an estate agent and Husband is an apartment she's showing me around, you know that sort of casual almost-ownership? And I am fuming.

MadDogWoman_2

Tara - that looks good to me, I'm there for a week, is mid-week any good?

cazscoob

Thanks Tara one of the things she told me was his impulsive behaviour, she said it would be like standing with an egg in your hand and no matter how much you tried to stop yourself from squeezing it you couldnt physically stop yourself. No matter how wrong it was or how much trouble you would be in the urge could not pass until you had squeezed it. This is so him and you can watch him build up and up and get more and more wild until he bursts!
I am looking into a weighted blanket but they are so expensive, hope to see OCT on thurs to ask her if they could possibly help with funding or even loan us one until i can get some money together (they are £100+)

Nephew took a reaction to the sun cream he had put onhim this morning, sister was washing it off and giving antihistimines and seeking medical advice when he jumped off the seatee and broke his collar bone, so she eneded up with him in A&E for 2 different things PMSL!

jillie1974

searching_me wrote: »

morning ... sorry i havent been on just mad busy here and tired when i get in ... if im not working im applying for new jobs (have major fingers crossed for the one at lush) ..

off to get my tickets for tomorrow .. jillie you still set for meeting me? cant wait to see you all x

yep. do you want me to meet you at the station??

boogellyboo wrote: »

Morning all,

So glad your all talking about teeth as......

Isla has her bottom two front teeth!

The last two day's she's been a bit of a crabbit even though she had the best night's sleep ever on Sunday, yesterday she'd be really happy then swing to glum in the space of two seconds. I put teething gel on her gums at about 1pm and there were no teeth then at 7.30pm when she was going to bed, two little serrated edges! I can barely see them though as the little minx won't open her mouth and just sticks her tongue out at me

What time is the meet tomorrow? I'm still not 100% if we'll make it (some family stuff going on and I may be needed elsewhere) but I'll do my best.

Hope everyone's well x x

hope you can make it. we'll be getting the bus bout the same time as last time. god cant remember how to get there. think we'll get off at asda and walk that way.

yay for two front teeth!!!! :j:j