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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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fattybooboo wrote: »PS Hammy, omg that's excellent that D can stand for that long on his own, it's amazing how different they all are at the same age isn't it!! Hope ur nite is better than expected xx
Thanks FBB, I am sure D has progressed so well simply because he is awake far more than other babies his age :rotfl:
In respect of sleep tonight, it would be Sod's Law he sleeps well just because I know I won't being so bunged up..... anyone fancy placing bets :rotfl:
Really good to see you posting again FBB :T
Blimey, PT is quiet tonight
The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Hammy- I thought of you the other day when I was talking to a friend of my Nan's. She was saying that he eldest daughter didn't really sleep at all, just wanted to play all the time. She said that she was walking by 10 months, and it made me think of D!:DYummy mummy, runner, baker and procrastinator
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Gisi my mum said the same thing about me, apparently I rarely slept in the daytime and was walking at 34 weeks. I had my poor mum drove insane!
Have the November mummies frightened everyone off?
I've just been on fb and an old school friend posts on a group called 'shexii mummysz' Some of the things on it are unbelievable. They ask for advice on preg symptoms or baby stuff then everyone replies. There's one about weaning and people saying 'I started at 5 weeks' or 9 weeks etc :eek:Belly Monkey arrived 19.11.09 :j0 -
All bets are off - the little monster has woken

Are we November mummies really that scary?
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Oh no. Is that supposed to mean Sexy Mummies?! Does anyone else who reads things like "I weaned at 5 weeks" just instantly disbelieve them or am I too sceptical?0
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Gisi :eek:
Boo :eek:The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Gill did the fairies arrive?
Yes they came yesterday Maz thankyou :j
I'm sorry I thought I had posted that yesterday but it appears I didn't
RE AF I think they should make it more known that Breast Feeding keeps her away as I'm sure it would be a huge incentive for some people lol
SJ - glad Alfie's eating is going well. You'll have that HV eating her words next time you go to be weighed lol. I'm glad to see it is a Sophie giraffe you were referring to on FB, I'd have looked a bit silly if Alfie had a cousin called Sophie who you were seeing tomorrow :rotfl:
Mum and Dad have said they would like to have T over night when we go to a wedding in October :j I was worried about putting on them and we were going to go home afterwards but they have reassured me they (Mum inparticular!) will love to have him. I'm looking for hotels in Lancaster if anyone can reccommend any/knows of any cheap ones! I'm so excited coz it's one of my oldest friends and now I'll be able to get drunk :beer:Mummy to Thomas born April 27th 2010 8lb 5oz0 -
Yes they came yesterday Maz thankyou :j
I'm sorry I thought I had posted that yesterday but it appears I didn't
Thats ok was just checking...
I'm a November mummy too although of a nearly 3yo this year...
TMI alert - Bless him Henry did a little poo in his pants this afternoon but then took himself upstairs, got on the toilet to finish and then wanted to put his pants down the toilet to get rid of the rest of it :rotfl::eek:Mum to 2 lovely boys who keep me busy.0 -
Thats ok was just checking...
I'm a November mummy too although of a nearly 3yo this year...
TMI alert - Bless him Henry did a little poo in his pants this afternoon but then took himself upstairs, got on the toilet to finish and then wanted to put his pants down the toilet to get rid of the rest of it :rotfl::eek:
Sorry Maz, that means you are as scary as the rest of us :eek:
:rotfl: @ Henry. We have septic tanks here so that would be :eek::eek:The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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Gill my mum has had A stay over twice now and I think she would like it to be a weekly thing :eek: as she likes his smiley face when he wakes up in the morning

Has anyone seen this about Gisele apologising? Her last comment in this article made me almost as mad as the first comments she made! So everyone is supposed to HAVE to bf for 6 months, but she gave up because "I can't be sitting in Starbucks and breastfeeding because they [photographers] are taking pictures." Eh? So everyone should bf but stay at home all day long to do it so nobody sees. Silly cow. Not to mention the fact that you are a model, so obviously don;t mind having your picture taken, and as you seem to think bf is so important surely it'd be good to have your pic taken while bf, no?
On a similar vein, did anyone see that interview from Chanelle offof Big Brother? She said she's expressing and bottle feeding because she's had some problems but also she doesn't want to be out and have people see her boobs. Eh?! YOU'RE A GLAMOUR MODEL!0
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