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MSE Parents Club Part 13

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  • hi everyone, just trying to catch-up, better post before I forget what I was going to say so apologies if I'm rrepeating anyone (I haven't got to the end yet).
    Susan - how exciting, I've got my fingers firmly crossed for you. Loving the photos Som, Muso and Gym! Muso - where did you get that lovely raincoat.
    Gill - I think you asked about why I gave F some baby rice? I just thought we would give it a go as he's started watching us eating obsessively (I mean watching obsessively, not eating obsessively - though that might be accurate too!). It's quite unnerving!
    Had a nice day today, despite F sleeping badly again last night.
    I took A and F to Bicton for the morning and let A wear herself out on their indoor playarea.... hopefully she'll sleep well tonight at least!
    ;) Working hard in the hopes of being 'lucky' ;)
  • SusanC_2
    SusanC_2 Posts: 5,344 Forumite
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    ETA - Morning sickness isn't literal in it's timing is it? It can happen any time of day (although we are talking 2.30am)
    Mine was bad any time of day. The worst attacks were out of office hours except for one which was middle of the day when all the GPs were out on their rounds.
    Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.
    2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
    "To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die"
  • ManOnTheMoon
    ManOnTheMoon Posts: 2,815 Forumite
    SusanC wrote: »
    Mine was bad any time of day. The worst attacks were out of office hours except for one which was middle of the day when all the GPs were out on their rounds.

    Thanks. That answers all we needed to know and hopefully explains alot.
  • We didn't see Peppa Pig... But she might have been at Smyths... We were at the other end of town seeking out bargains for you ;)

    Hubby has now purrr-chased said bargain :T

    He called me and asked me to confirm the name for him to make sure he had the right one....then we had the following bizarre conversation:

    H: 'which colour do you want?'
    me: 'Ooo, is there a choice?'
    H: 'well all the boxes are the same colour'
    me: 'so is there a choice?'
    H: 'no'
    me: 'get any of them then - I don't think that they come in pink'
    H: 'there is one with some orange on it next to me'
    me: 'is it okay? get that one'
    H: 'no, I'll take this one'
    me: 'okay'


    *shrugs*
    r.mac wrote: »
    please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman :D
    Proud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14oz
    A new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 2012
  • He called me and asked me to confirm the name for him to make sure he had the right one....then we had the following bizarre conversation:

    H: 'which colour do you want?'
    me: 'Ooo, is there a choice?'
    H: 'well all the boxes are the same colour'
    me: 'so is there a choice?'
    H: 'no'
    me: 'get any of them then - I don't think that they come in pink'
    H: 'there is one with some orange on it next to me'
    me: 'is it okay? get that one'
    H: 'no, I'll take this one'
    me: 'okay'


    *shrugs*

    That sounds like a typical conversation here :rotfl:
    The one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents ;):o:D
  • musogirl295
    musogirl295 Posts: 945 Forumite
    edited 10 August 2010 at 4:54PM
    Red -got the coat from Mothercare. It's still quite big on her tho. It's 0-3 but shes a titchy bubs.

    How old were your babies when they moved into 3-6 months clothes?

    H is the only baby in my mum and baby group who's still in 0-3 and they're all the same age. We can still squeeze her into large newborn stuff too!
  • Somnium
    Somnium Posts: 1,734 Forumite
    edited 10 August 2010 at 4:56PM
    Kindof - the sunglasses are babybanz I got Ts from Mothercare as after my discount they were a reasonable price. But you can pick them up on Ebay and Amazon too. Im very jelous of your tooth pic, Ive been trying to get one for a few weeks now of Ts so I can send it to my mum. Seems since her teeth came along she prefers sticking her tongue out so she can feel them, as demonstrated in the first pic I posted.

    Hadnt given the naked thing much thought yet tbh, I know there are pics of me when I was little on holiday in the paddling pool naked:eek:

    Always - wow T is cruising already! Time flies, he wasnt even crawling when I last saw you. Sorry cant help with the bike seat/helmet thing. Oh and if you fancy a meet up sometime let me know, am free anytime except wednesday usualy.

    Muso - T is only just swapping over into her 3-6 month clothes and she is 21 weeks, tho some of her 0-3 still fits her with room to spare!

    MFD - ooh wonder what colour it'll be then???
    Baby :female: Tahlie Lois born 15/3/10 7lb 12 oz :heartpuls
    Working on baby no2 :D
  • Kindof - I love the tooth pic!
    Muso - Freddie has literally just gone into 3-6 month clothes this week and he's 17 weeks today...
    ;) Working hard in the hopes of being 'lucky' ;)
  • SugarSpun
    SugarSpun Posts: 8,559 Forumite
    Muso, Molly was about 4 or 4.5 months old when she went into 3-6 month stuff. I remember putting 3-6 month things on her at Christmas (4.5 months) and some of them were a bit big :)
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  • kindofagilr
    kindofagilr Posts: 6,825 Forumite
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    Som - Thanks I'll have a look

    Muso - E went into 3-6 pretty quick, he's in 6-9 months now (he is nearly 5 months old)
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