MSE Parents Club Part 13

Evansangel

SusanC wrote: »

Maybe the variability (and the long previous cycle) is just your body slowly getting back to normal?

I hope so, im thinking it will be another long cycle this month though.

MFD, ((hugs))

I gave Lily a bath earlier and she was really having fun splashing anf kicking her legs about. I was even making her 'swim'.

So i think now is a good time to take her swimming, its clear she loves water. Hopefully the pool is nice and warm, as she likes very warm baths

SugarSpun

I hope everything's ok MFD.

Hugs all round, I am off to bed. Enjoy the meet, meeting mummies

searching_me

hammy you're a champ and krystal of course .. you lovely lovely people
http://www.londonmidland.com/destinations/attractions-and-offers/ x

Glamazon

Hammy and MDW - see you there! The face of Mr G will not be priceless as you will be random people with children that just happen to come for a chat :whistle:

GISI - :rotfl:Could you imagine if everyone turned up????

Susan - you never fail to amaze me. I wish I was half as organised as you are, if I wrote my birth plan this early on I'd have nothing to do when I went on Mat Leave!!

MFD - *Passes a huge glass of red & Box of chocs*

We have tooth Number 3 :cool: bottom right. Creche think he might have hand, foot & mouth again as the blisters on his mouth are bad and he know has some around his balls.

Lovely pics of Lilly & T

I am off to bed soon, was up for an hour between 2am and 3am last night :cool:

jennynoo

EA, could the fact you keep your thermometer under your pillow be a problem? I know mine has to be at room temperature before I start so yours might be a bit warm under the pillow.

Susan, I had in mine that I wanted an active birth so I was able to walk around loads and change positions when I wanted but actually I needed to be told to change position in the end as I was stalled in the kneeling position and moved to a birthing stool where Erin shot out lol.

Hope your ok MFD

Got to get packing!

MadDogWoman_2

Susan - maybe discuss it before hand re the options with a emergency c-section, in a way of what would my options be in an emergency situation.

I'm sure that if I'd known about them before I had Katie I might have been able to have one as I felt it was an urgent situation rather than emergency as it was all rather sedate, it was an hour between decision and delivery.

Evansangel

jennynoo wrote: »

EA, could the fact you keep your thermometer under your pillow be a problem? I know mine has to be at room temperature before I start so yours might be a bit warm under the pillow.

Not to sure, it always has the 'LOW' sign come up when i turn it on.

Its a digital Thermometre so its turned off most of the time.

Glamazon

oh and before anyone asks, I don't know why blisters on his balls and bum means hand, foot & mouth, thats what creche said - you'd think they'd call it hand, foot, bum & mouth :rotfl:

BeenieCat

Just jumping in with a quick question before i catch up.

I saw a table and stool set in Tesco today (link) and so bought it for my nephew. On my way home i went to see sis to ask if it was ok and to make sure he didn't have one already.
Anyway she wants it now, and said she'll buy it off me (i don't mind this, gives me another chance to bargain hunt )

She said she'll swap it for her Chicco Polly (which i admired when Amber was sat in it as she looked so comfy). The highchair has a rip in the seat cover.

Should i do it? Not keen on my current highchair, i have to sit her on an extra cushion or the tray is too high (but obv she's gonna grow so won't always be a prob)

Sami you had one didn't you? Any reason i'd hate it?

Sami_Bee

beenie - did you actually have her eating in the polly? Ed doesn't like ours thats at mum's, the tray is too high and the back is too reclined.
where is the rip? is it on the top layer because you can use it without that if you want