MSE Parents Club Part 13

aless02

Morning! So glad you got some sleep last night, Mel. It's amazing how it makes you feel more human, eh?

Bit chilly and overcast here, sorry you guys didn't get your big picnic. Not sure if we have plans today beyond i need to do some bakng, and the kitchen is, as always, a mess.

Becles

3onitsway wrote: »

Even with the dark hair you can tell it's Charlotte.

She was born with thick dark hair and then it all fell out and grew back in blonde. It's weird as exactly the same thing happened when I was a baby!

Had a pants night sleep. Just lay awake most of the night chewing about stuff and my bowel is playing up again.

Off to work this morning. Got some stands to put up and I'll have to move some stock, but I can't be bothered to go *must find motivation*

Hope the meet goes well and that everyone has a good time.

Have a good day all xx

Tigsteroonie

I hope everyone has a lovely day at the meet, and keep your fingers crossed at 3pm for me!!!

newmoneysaver_2

Just popping on to thank SM for her text (although I bet she has already left)

Dropped hubby off at work so need to shower and have breakfast, then I'll be ready too meet all you lovely ladies.

Tigs - fingers crossed for you

Mazcabs

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

It is amazing what they will do at nursery but not for you - even when they are babies peer pressure still works a treat

There are sooo many things that Henry will eat at nursery but not at home... really frustrates me sometimes

aless02 wrote: »

Bit chilly and overcast here, sorry you guys didn't get your big picnic. Not sure if we have plans today beyond i need to do some bakng, and the kitchen is, as always, a mess.

I know where has that sun gone ( back Friday with a vengence I think) but its typical that theres no sun when I'm WAH!!!

Tigsteroonie wrote: »

I hope everyone has a lovely day at the meet, and keep your fingers crossed at 3pm for me!!!

Fingers crossed (I'll be on here all day so let me know how you get on.

Have fun at your meet... shame about no picnic

keelykat

Krystaltips wrote: »

Poor Jack, with any luck the antibiotics will kick in real fast and he'll feel lots better!

I'm suffering a small guilt... A friend of mine from church just messaged me to congratulate me and said she hopes I'm feeling less sick soon... She's been trying for a baby for the whole time I've known her and was at the point of having blasto cysts implanted by IVF last time I talked to her about it, things obviously didn't work out and I've not felt it appropriate to ask her about it since and now I feel a cow for complaining about things when it was so ridiculously easy for me to catch

If being pregnant wasn't so sh!tty I'd offer to carry one for her you know...

I have a close friend who is so broody and would love to have a baby, but has cysts and other problems and is on different meds and so on to try and sort things out. I was worried when i had elliot that it would upset her, but we had a little chat (as i just had to admit how i was feeling it was eating me up inside) and she's been fantastic about it. She loves elliot so much, and insists i do bring him with me when we meet up! I feel a little awkard asking how things are going regarding the cysts etc but she is very open with me about it.

keely.

jillie1974

morning!

looks like we made the right decision in changing the mett to the playcentre, its really dull and looks like it will rain any minute. although i hope its not raining as we walk from the bus stop to the playcentre lol!!

redstararnie76

Hi, just popping in.
Haven't had much chance to chat recently, usual chaos.
Hope the online hen party went well?
Tara, I also hope your wedding was a lovely day?

Jakesmummy

Hiya just popping on to let you know i'm not gonna be able to make it today:( jasmine is fine but it looks like ive got what she had, have been up all night being sick, got to go watch j in sports day soon and i just wanna go back to bed, im gutted i cant come but i wouldnt want to pass it on to anyone else, especially the little newborns that are going, hope you all have fun xxx

SusanC_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

I have a silly question - to the mums of girls, what did you dress your daughters in while they were little? Did you/Do you put them into dresses, and if so at what age?

I started using them regularly around 4/5 months I think. Before then I only used them occasionally like for weddings or sometimes if we had company. Before then I just used vests plus a babygrow (and occasionally a cardigan) if it was cool.