MSE Parents Club Part 13

gill_81uk

I'm just making our Christening Information Sheet to go in with the invites. We don't want any presents as everyone was so generous when T was born and most of the guests will be spending a lot of money to come. (my family are mainly in the north east) I'm just wondering how best to say it. I could have 'No presents just your presence' but I think that sounds tacky! At the moment I've got
'No presents please, we just want your company.' but I don't really like that either.
Suggestions please!

searching_me

gill .. how about "no gifts please ... your love and presense is enough" .. or something like that ...

mfd zoes the same .. actually so is jayden ... i have greedy children :rotfl: x

MadDogWoman_2

Gill,

We are so happy to have the gift of your company on T's special day that gifts are not necessary

Katies a grazer, little and often for her.

Glamazon

gill_81uk wrote: »

What's COD?

Like SM said! The guys in work were in awe that I played it! :cool:

OH is currently amazed at my skills

r.mac_2

benjamin is so cute! perhaps you could treat us to a football-tummy picture :rotfl: I love seeing everyones pictures

r.mac_2

Glamazon wrote: »

Like SM said! The guys in work were in awe that I played it! :cool:

OH is currently amazed at my skills

have your skills got better after the wine

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Katies a grazer, little and often for her.

that's how I prefer to eat. yum.

searching_me

glam is suppose to be the biggest turn on when girls play games as it doesnt happen that often ... although i know a fair few girls that play them .. my fav game is test drive x

gill_81uk

Thanks for the suggestions. I have amalagamated them and come up with

No gifts please, we will just be happy to have your presence on Thomas’s special day.

BrunoM

Hi all

I met my OH through a computer game! :eek:

Hope the Baby Whisperer approach works for you Glam, seems like a good start I really liked her book but our reflux/pain in the night problems meant we couldn't quite follow through.

Many cheerings for pinkpig 23 months is shortish but that doesn't have to make it harder I think. It will all work out fine
I and my brothers were 23 months/23 months separated and my mum coped surprisingly casually as far as I can tell

Somebody posted a lovely baby pic this morning (or last night?) and it has been such a very long time that I have since forgotten who but I remember liking it.

We still help Elijah eat off and on to make sure he gets food down him rather than getting bored/distracted. His favourite thing is, from his highchair in the kitchen he can see several different boxes of tea - he will demand to play with them one at a time in between "courses" :rolleyes:
I agree with splitting the meal up/giving more and smaller, it's what works for us - E typically has a shot at around 5 meals a day, and sometimes eats very little at 1 or 2 of them but that's fine. Plus occasional other snacks and aggressive scavenging from daddy's supper plate.

r.mac wrote: »

could you split it up into a starter, main and pudding - different bowls/cutlery or make his earlier snacks larger so that he doesn't ahve to eat so much in one sitting?

ALl the boys we know eat so much - LO isn't that fussed:rotfl:

We had my parents' 40th wedding anniversary lunch today - just family; our canvas print 'mosaic' pictures were very well received a nice time had by all but poor OH was completely exhausted by it and had to sleep for 3 hours after we got home...!

I was playing with E this evening in the nursery... he was demanding I get on my hands and knees to make a "tunnel" for him to crawl through. I was topless (;)) and after a few crawl-throughs, he stopped, rolled over, and started ... fondling... my chest :eek:
I asked him what he was doing he said "Testing!" <fondle fondle> "Testing dadden" <fondle fondle> "Dadden NAKED!" <cackle gleefully>

r.mac_2

bruno - thats funny! how come everyone on this forum has got such cute and funny LO's?