MSE Parents Club Part 13

Glamazon

Becles wrote: »

I never called anyone on here and I'm sad people think I would do that. I wish I hadn't said anything now

I meant people on the main board who've attacked me before for doing awful crimes such as doing part formula and part breast milk feeding, weaning at 5 months, putting Charlotte in her own room, and letting her sleep on her tummy when she refused to sleep on her back and kept tuning herself over.

No-one thinks that. I've done all of the above and been questioned about it so know what you mean. xx

elle_gee wrote: »

Evening all..

Didn't get the (Britax First Class Plus) car seat - don't like (at all! :eek:) the way it moves so much side to side when rearfacing :cool: Do like it when it's forward facing (and doesn't budge an inch!), so going to leave Rhys in his SX infant carrier for a bit longer then get something else, possibly the Britax or maybe a Maxi Cosi, once his knees are under his chin in the SX - it's going to be a length issue before a weight issue, methinks!

Millie's Mum, does it have to be a lockable box? My whiteboard pens at work live in a Ferrero Rocher box - came with the added advantage of having to empty it to make room for the pens too

Agreed :eek: I was always tightening the belt thinking it was that but its fine now its front facing!

csh_2

Becles wrote: »

Yes you did upset me, because you decided an innocent comment I said was an attack on you. I don't do crap mind games like that as well you know.

And now you are flouncing off in a huff and blaming it on me. Well thanks for upsetting me a second time

I didn't see any flouncing. I did however see your post this morning before you editied it and suggest that maybe you have had a rough day and have taken innocent comments out of context.

3onitsway

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

I can't get Izzy to eat meat. She loves pate on crackers, and sausages, and she will sometimes eat meat/fish IN things at nursery, but she won't eat it just as meat iyswim.

I'm sure if she's having a bit of everything she'll be fine.

I think V is odd with her meat loving - like a little animal!
If she has a tuna or cheese sandwich, the filling gets licked off and the bread gets thrown. But she's odd like her dad, licking marmite off her toast. _pale_


Did I read (or dream) that Dora's Daniel was walking? :T When did all of these little babies get so grown up?

Millie's_Mum

elle_gee wrote: »

Millie's Mum, does it have to be a lockable box? My whiteboard pens at work live in a Ferrero Rocher box - came with the added advantage of having to empty it to make room for the pens too

Yes unfortunately it does, thats kind of the point of the present to make sure that Miss Haley always has her own whiteboard pens that no one has nicked or run out.

I don't normally bother with teachers pressies I usually just get a card but Millie came up with this idea herself so I'd like to do it.

Mel, I was reading the TES forums last night (to see if whiteboard pens would be an insult!) and most of the teachers on there said a card with a heatfelt message from a pupil or parent was the best thing.

Krystaltips

Caitlyn's still in an infant carrier Elle... They're OK with their knees round their ears, it's when their head clears the top... We've got a few inches yet

Glamazon

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm sure if she's having a bit of everything she'll be fine.

I think V is odd with her meat loving - like a little animal!
If she has a tuna or cheese sandwich, the filling gets licked off and the bread gets thrown. But she's odd like her dad, licking marmite off her toast. _pale_


Did I read (or dream) that Dora's Daniel was walking? :T When did all of these little babies get so grown up?

Did you have a nice holiday? Not been on for ages so didn't realise you'd been away.

Somnium

dashes in .....

My baby girl has her first tooth already!!! bottom front left. That'll explain the recent restless nights!

right off to catch up..

got-it-spend-it

Ooh, it's the day for teeth!

I think we have top ones on the way as H keeps running his tongue over his top gum but I can't feel anything.

redmel1621

Millie's_Mum wrote: »

Mel, I was reading the TES forums last night (to see if whiteboard pens would be an insult!) and most of the teachers on there said a card with a heatfelt message from a pupil or parent was the best thing.

That is exactly what I usually do:D I get the kids to write it out and put how much they have enjoyed being in the class and I get them to think of something specific relating to that teacher that they have particularly appreciated:D

I will do that this year, I was just thinking something extra might be nice as one is leaving and the other has had to suffer both my terrors:p:rotfl:

xx

3onitsway

Glamazon wrote: »

Did you have a nice holiday? Not been on for ages so didn't realise you'd been away.

Yes thanks - we only went to Haven at Greenacres, Porthmadog. It was really nice apart from the rain and gale force winds.

It was pretty much last minute, OH finished his training and had a week off before he starts the job properly with shifts this week. :eek:

I'm away again Saturday for 5 days to The ***** *** in Scotland. I saw that Jack was spotty - how is he tonight? Is it making him grumpy?
When J & L had it, J was absolutely fine, just spotty. L was a big grumpy whinge-bag! (As usual! :rotfl:)