MSE Parents Club Part 13

Krystaltips

I'm always doing that SM... I had to give her £50 on Saturday for the lesson and a half before that I hadn't paid for plus Saturdays... And I didn't pay Monday so I'll have to give double on Saturday this week... There are no free cash points round here and it grieves me to pay to get my own money out of a private one!

What sites did you use to help you with your theory? I'm doing well on my ipod app but don't want to limit myself...

Dt1 is FairyDawn, mummy to Oscar...

Yay for jumperoos EA

Gill, if he's well in himself, I wouldn't worry too much... It tends to change a bit when they're tiny, their tummys are still very immature....

searching_me

krystal i borrowed a friends disc ... but i also googled website .. oh and the game for the ds you may laugh but it helped x

Mazcabs

Glamazon wrote: »

Jack is in 4+ nappies cos he pees like a racehorse and the 4's just don't cut it. He's 11 months old and is in 6-9 months trousers, 9-12 are a tad too long but 9-12 tops fit him fine. He's a chunky little monkey but a shortie like me!

Saw the discussion about nappies and clothes sizes last night..... Think I have a chunky monkey well he is 21lb(blimey thats a stone and a half isnt it!:eek:) - William is 8 months old and in size 4 nappies as the 3's were popping open sometimes when I put them on. He is is 6-9 months clothes and some of the vests are tight on him....(could just be from where they were previously worn by Henry and some by nephew and washed so much :money:)

Fritha_2

I nearly forgot to some on and post the link to this month's sling meets! Sorry for the short notice!

SusanC_2

aless02 wrote: »

Is Becles on holiday? csh? I miss them both but have seen csh on FB .

They've both got school age children so I've been assuming they've been more busy IRL due to it being the school holidays.

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

I must confess that I have bought most of Lo's and my big one is getting driving lessons! my work colleagues are going mad as I keep informing them how many days till Christmas!

We managed to get Alice Rose Petal Cottage with three of the accessory sets for £30 on eBay. :money: It's almost in brand new condition as the child who had it never really played with it. (But I know Alice will like it as some friends of ours have it and she always plays in theirs when we are round.)

BeenieCat wrote: »

Omg i've just sobbed my face off at 16 & Pregnant, they gave the baby away for adoption Made me :(:(:( I couldn't do it.
Makes me torn between admiring those who can, or being angry that they won't work around whatever problems it is they have. She was crying her eyes out, i wanted her to change her mind and take her baby home

I think the ideal in most circumstances is for a baby to be kept by the biological parent(s) but if for whatever reason the parents aren't going to keep the baby I think adoption is far preferable to the alternative.

Somnium

Thanks for the replies about nipping! Sami hope your right and it doesn't last.

Off on our picnic and boat trip today and the weather is nice again going to see knight and day at the cinema later too so mil has her first baby sitting duties and my first time leaving T. Hope it all goes well, am currently trying to express enough to leave a feed for her and to do her baby rice.

always29

***Rant***

:(I am still up to my eyes in paperwork sorting out my dad's business and estate following his death at the end of March, have been working between 5 and 70 hours a week on it since he died - my brother has done a fraction of that because "I am a control freak". Tomorrow is my uncle's funeral and I was lot closer to him than my brother was and he is only reluctantly coming to the funeral from what I can fathom out which really annoys me, we aren't a big family, yes he has to travel a long way but have some respect is what I say.

My little man is eating his breakfast porridge with his hands and I can hear my mum's lecture on it now as she has a real thing about this, makes for a quiet life yet it's something else to the never ending cleaning and cooking and laundry and the one efffin thing I've asked OH to do this week he's effed up after reluctantly faffing around for over an hour last night so I am now re-fitting the wonkiest ever stairgate, it's like the straw that's done me in this week. And it's only Wednesday. Having a bbq on Saturday which I have done all the prep work so far, 9 people are staying over the next few days and all I want to do is run to the hills. Does it ever bl**dy end???

****Rant over****

Morning everyone! At least the sun is out.

gill_81uk

Som - hope you enjoy your first baby free night

I've got my little sis coming from Northampton this afternoon to see Thomas (and me too....yeah right! ) Really looking forward to it, she hasn't seen him since he was 9 weeks so a big change! I'm going to ask her if she'll be Godmother as well. I feel a bit bad coz I always said I would have my best mate but she has her own little girl now and understandably isn't as bothered about Thomas as she would have been if she didn't have her own. (During my pregnancy she met someone, got pregnant, got married lol) My sister absolutely dotes on T and goes out of her way to come and visit and is always buying him little treats so it will mean a lot more to her.

Krystaltips

I think I gave birth to a small monkey not a baby... She's climbing up on everything... I'm sick of fetching her down off the table! Really starting to get on my wick now...

Bit annoyed with Hubby... After moaning at me last week because we had a quiet week in the house and he thought I should have been taking the girls out... I had 3 seperate activities planned today (including a free cinema trip!) and he's arranged for a courier to come and collect something he's sold on eBay to come any time between 8am and 8pm which kind of ruins it!

My_Fathers_Daughter

Always ((hugs)) hun. Sounds like you are having a tough time of it. Try to relax a little before you burn yourself out.

And stuff whatever anybody says about your babies eating habits. Prepare a response which is short and sweet for anyone who comments - something like 'and there was me stupidly thinking he was a happy, well nourished, resourceful child' *big sarcastic smile*

xxx