MSE Parents Club Part 12

aless02

Susan, if you type Lexulous into the search box on Facebook, it should come up with the game. You can then challenge people to games.

Jakesmummy

http://apps.facebook.com/lexulous/?ref=ts thats the lexulous link, but ive been playing on the actual scrabble one though didnt know there was a different one as well!

tiamai_d

I'm dead stuck, it's too hard

searching_me

right cake cooling ... balloons blown up (jaw is killing btw) ....

i love bejeweled too much to cheat on it :rotfl: x

searching_me

what kind of icing should i do???? x

Glamazon

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Thanks Susan It was my boss who suggested the career break option (well - HR told her), which I think would be a better option than parental leave anyway.

How is it that my baby can't bear to be parted from me but can crawl off whilst my back's turned and make her way out the back door???

We went to a play-centre today and I was sat with her in the baby/toddler bit. She LOVED the other children - but she is liable to scratch them and pull herself up on them so I have to keep bringing her back which she doesn't like. I might look into the nursery option. Do they do settling in sessions?

I wouldn't worry about the pulling up against other babies! Jack does it all the time at creche, he uses them as climbing frames (until the move out the way). I just make sure his nails are mega short so he can't do any damage to anyone else.

With the settling in sessions, you usually go for an hour or so and stay with baby maybe twice, then leave them there for an hour, then progress to a morning or full day. The staff are used to babies being grumpy and they will cry but once they get used to it they have a whale of a time. The first time I took J there was a new baby in there who was very clingy and they just gave her lots of cuddles to calm her down - now she loves it!

SugarSpun wrote: »

I saw Harley on FB earlier on.

Poor Molly just had her first proper fall down from standing to flat on her back

Aw poor Molly, we used to pop a pillow on the floor behind J so that it didn't hurt when he fell. After a couple of days she should start lowering herself properly onto her bum. In the meantime, cushion that blow!

Aw Little Jayden will be 1 tomorrow :j How fast has that gone?!
Can't believe he didn't hold on til the 9th though

searching_me

i know glam ... i still cant believe it ... hes not little anymore though he fits in to most 18-24months x

jillie1974

that year has flown by SM.

what have you bought him?

searching_me

we got him a trike and we took him to the beach .. we're going to take the kids out on the weekend since zoe missed the beach we really dont have the space for loads of toys i only have a 2 bed flat and my living room is drowning in toys as it is :rotfl: x

3onitsway

BrunoM wrote: »

I am so pleased that Elijah has moved on from liking ITNG (which I can barely tolerate ) to being very keen on Numberjacks (which I think are awesome! )

We love Numberjacks - my DD is obviously a maths genius!

Dontknowanymore wrote: »

Hi peeps :wave:

I got a flat today a 2 bed flat! wooooooo hoooooooo! move in on Friday :j:j:j

Brilliant news DKAM. :j Hope its a lovely new start for you and your boys. Is it somewhere you wanted?

pinkpig08 wrote: »

We went to a play-centre today and I was sat with her in the baby/toddler bit. She LOVED the other children - but she is liable to scratch them and pull herself up on them so I have to keep bringing her back which she doesn't like. I might look into the nursery option. Do they do settling in sessions?

I think they all accidentally scratch affectionately!
V scratched Benjamin on their first meeting , i think its love. (Although I still feel about it!)

Maybe a nursery is the answer. Hopefully there'll be too much going on to notice you're not there?!?

Our nursery did as many settling in sessions as needed.


Is CSH about? Do you need to email me some address labels?