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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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on ebay what does freight mean? x
Still searching .....:)
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Krystaltips wrote: »You don't want to overload him with all at once though do you... Stick to the bottle for milk and the cup for juice, then once he's comfortable with a cup, work on the milk bottle...
It's probably better for his teeth too...
i was thinking that to .. his teeth i mean .. thats why i want him off it by now zoe was only on a bottle at night jaydens alot more stubborn xStill searching .....:)
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RMAC i am fuming for you!!! They are so rude to do that and then not even turn up after you travelling all that way and then having to stop A from having fun
hope you managed to have a lovely day without them xx
EA wonderful pics
Its been beautiful sunshine here so the street has been filled with cars and all the locals cannot get parked anywhere near their houses. Les kindly asked an old couple to not park outside out house as we need the car at the door to stop Charlie from running into the road(we have trained him to stop when he gets to our car) They told him to f££k off and parked there anyway! luckily our neighbour moved back a little and we blocked him in hehehe!!! needless to say he was not impressed when he couldnt move and we were all sat watching and laughing before moving one of the cars What's for you won't go past you0 -
i think it means courier?searching_me wrote: »on ebay what does freight mean? xWhat's for you won't go past you0 -
Am i correct in saying that keeping a newborn awake during the day doesn't mean they'll sleep at night?0
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cheers caz and correct ea xStill searching .....:)
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Evansangel wrote: »Am i correct in saying that keeping a newborn awake during the day doesn't mean they'll sleep at night?
Sleeping during the day relaxes a baby and means they won't be over tired at bedtime.
Staying awake all day doesn't mean they will sleep all night.A very busy Yummy Mummy to a 1 year old gorgeous boy :smileyhea
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Thanks, glad i gave correct advice to someone then lol 0
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EA, very true. When a baby gets too tired, its body releases stimulating 'awake' hormones to help it stay awake (think like when you have a shot of caffeine), so then when you go to put it asleep, it finds it hard to combat those hormones and actually fall asleep. I think that's the science behind it anyway
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OMG! that girls gone set up fb account for her 8 .. yes 8 year old son ... funny thing is wasnt to long ago she was going on about how kids dont belong on fb .. mmmmm hmmmm xStill searching .....:)
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