MSE Parents Club Part 13

cazscoob

thats a fantastic artical SS!!! i love being barefoot and only wear shoes if im going out.Although if you saw the amount of shoes i owned you wouldnt think so lol! kids are the same and as soon as we all get in we kick out shoes off

cazscoob

he can get the bear hug off now and we are looking into 'body armour' which is the tight long sleeved tops the footballers wear under their shirts? they start at age 7 so im trying to find a company to do it in his size as the pressure does work.
The outbursts are getting worse and i seem to get the brunt of it all at the moment. He is so big and strong that when he has you by the hair or bites down you cannot get him off. He has also started to bite himself so the 2 of us are covereed in bitemarks, god knows what the doctor will think this week PMSL!(any tips/advice on biting will be gratefully accepted and biting back doesnt work i have tried)

Buttonmoons

I always let Keira run barefoot inside (why would you wear shoes inside anyhoo!) but not sure if the article is suggesting letting them outside sans shoes? Cause no way with the amount of glass and crap everywhere.

My mum most of put me in cheap shoes as a kid because my pinky toe looks well crushed up and deformed! I live in flip flops or barefeet, I can't stand trainers etc. Make my feet sweat, they are so used to being open aired, and I have now developed some nice thick soles :rotfl:

SugarSpun

I'm the same way Caz - I wear flip flops whenever possible when I'm out just to keep the glass and dog poop off my feet, although I do love pretty shoes

cazscoob

been looking at more IC shoes lol!!!
Think i better get the baked pots on so they are ready for tea and wash the kitchen foor unless anyone wants to do it for me

My_Fathers_Daughter

My son would happily do it for you Caz!

God today has gone so slowly!! Nearly time to escape to my boy though :T

gill_81uk

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

:wave: Lovely to see you Weezl



I shouldn't even complain really as even with the few mediocre nights we have it really good chez SJ :o

And it is ALWAYS the way that the bad nights are the ones where you have stuff on the next day or have had a drink or something!

I saw the pics on your fb of your friend's baby, she's cute. Your friend looks good too for 4 weeks post birth! Also your DH looks like a catalogue model in the pic of him :rotfl:

LOL He's got a proper cheesey smile :rotfl: Bella is a little sweetie, I could have quiote happily taken her home with me....until I found out that she doesn't sleep at night! She's up until 6am and then sleeps all day, bless her

Kindof - excellent news about your comp win.

Redstar - glad Freddie likes his babyrice. I can't wait to start T on solids, I think he's 3 weeks younger than F. What made you decide to start weaning? (I have no idea when we should begin or what signs to look out for etc) I can't see T being ready coordination wise in 3 weeks but they change so quickly that you never know!

Sophie has arrived....she is currently lying discarded on the floor, poor thing! We tried T in his bargainous door bouncer yesterday.
Linky here. It's on DH's FB page tho so not sure if you'll be able to see it. If not I'll paste it in later. (need to change a stinky bum!) He wasn't very sure and wouldnt put more than his tiptoes on the floor! He seemed to like standing up and enjoyed me bouncing him. We'll give it another go tonight when he's less tired.

gill_81uk

Eeek I need to watch where I position the changing mat and play mat. T just wriggled himself around and smashed his foot down on the marble fireplace _pale_

It didn't seem to bother him but I'm sure he'll have a massive bruise there tomorrow

cazscoob

when can i pick him up MFD
Poor T! the firsty of many bumps and bruises to come! You should see my lots legs they are covered in bruises!

jillie1974

fantastic---Kian and his constant drool have damaged my mobile. i knew he was up to no good. trying to dry it out as we 'speak'.