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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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:rotfl: I'm up at 6:30 with my lovely little family still in bed because Molly woke up for a quick feed and did the chest examination with such force that I feel tuned.
Gorgeous pictures as well, I'm glad the canvas turned out.
Molly also loves the tunnel games, she crawls in between legs - but the game seems to be that she crawls under legs a few times and then crawls away and the relevant parent has to chase her and go over her, effectively tunnelling her by force :rotfl: For preference, one must shout TAKATAKATAKA while being a tunnel, I don't know why.
Nice early start then. I'm up for much worse reasons, sadly.
Oh the things kids do eh
My eldest when about 2, used to come right up to you, point in your face, stare at you and go 'No!' about 10 times a day. I thought I had the devils child, but she turned out to be adoreable. 0 -
What's wrong MOTM?Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Just Lucy being unwell. She'll be okay later, it lasts for an hour or two and that's it, but I hate seeing her like this. The previous two didn't really suffer. She gets on with it though in her usual unflappable style. Just feel powerless and a bit guilty as she's going through this for all of us.0
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Hope it passes soon. Morning sickness is horrible.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Yep
The only positive is that it will pass. 0 -
At least it does pass MOTM and she's not like us unfortunates that have all day / through the night morning sickness...
I dislike early Sunday mornings... I wish my baby chimp would sleep past 6:25... I very nearly pulled her into our bed to see if I could settle her back down this morning but when I took her sleeping bag off she'd peed out of the nappy and was damp around the bottom so I just bought her down to change her...
her newest thing is pretending to feed me with her empty breakfast bowl and spoon...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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Morning
Bruno E is a real cutie:) I used to have to sleep loads when pregnant with ds3, unfortunately the last time I didn't get much chance to:(
MOTM I hope Lucy's morning sickness passes quickly for her.
It is the two lo's blessing today, I just need to give the house a quick hoover and get dh to mow the lawn, then we are set (in case anyone comes back after the meal). I am pretty tired as T did not sleep too well last night (still better than she used to be though) I will probably try and grab an hour when K goes up for a nap:) then it will just be a light lunch for everyone before dressing and going:D
xxUnless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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I hope it's a lovely day for you all Mel :grouphug:
I've just posted a new thread on the Special Occasions board, if anyone wants to add their input?Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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I have a spare 9-12 one if you want it?
Will have a look in Matalan today as I am going to Play Centre behind Mr T so if they have nothing in, I may take you up on your very kind offer :kisses3:
OMG Jack slept through until 6am, then had a 9oz bottle and went back to sleep until 8am :j Feel like a new woman and am hoping it was because he settled himself off originally and that's a sign on things to come rather than a fluke!
Mel - hope you have a lovely day!
SS - fab thread but I am not very creative or imaginative so will be pinching your ideas!A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
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hammyhunter wrote: »
:jThank you! I am nowhere near Manchester :rotfl:. I am inbetween Gloucester and Hereford but would like to meet some distant cousins in Manchester so will catch a train to Manchester
Yey, that means you can come! :Tjillie1974 wrote: »afternoon all.
just read qucikly back.
wont be able to get to the monkey world i dont drive and FIL's car, if DH could borrow it wont take a car seat. have looked and its a train to stoke and then 2 buses.

was looking forward to another meet
We'll have none of that talk! There were others in Manc who had spaces in the car, and I have space in my car and pretty much have to drive via Manc so I have spaces (and a spare car seat) if you or anyone else would like a lift :cool:
Well we were at a family party yesterday and I ended up slightly tipsy! First time in ages. Had a really good time though. Thought I might suffer through the night as Alfie was late having his afternoon nap, fell asleep at 6.20 so we pt him on the bed upstairs (with pillows either side) and he slept through til 10.30pm! So thenI went home, fed him and he didn't need another feed til this morning. He did wake and grumble at 3am but I left it 5 mins before getting up but he fell back to sleep before I got up
It's been a good couple of weeks since I didnt have to get up in the night with him (apart from Friday night when he was at mum's and she got up at 3am to feed him)
Gorgeous pics Bruno0
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