MSE Parents Club Part 14

cazscoob

Sami_Bee wrote: »

*senses Caz misses the thrill of being a pram addict*

:rotfl::rotfl:I know! i have the perfect pram now and absolutly love it i bought a sheepskin for it and its beautiful! am very tempted by the winter kit but im just being silly and car now needs to be fixed
I dont think my sister realised how good it was until she tried it out at the hosp and nephew refused to come out PMSL!

I am cleaning at this time of night as there is nothing on and im nervous about doc app tom?

3- My cousins little boy told the nursery he had a baby brother who was kept in the attic :eek: he is 12 now and still an only child:p

tiamai_d

gill_81uk wrote: »

I have a code for Laredoute - £15 off a £20 spend plus some sort of free bedding set. you need to pay delivery tho which is 3.99

Me me me me me!

Amber needs long sleeved vests, tops and cardigans.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Evening all,

Today has been tough on me and babba After 10 days of 24/7 mum and son time being apart was hard, Benjamin cried real tears when I left him (with his daddy!) this morning and cuddled me for about 10 minutes when I came home which is unheard of. We also had a bit of a bedtime trauma so I was back to singing 'Twinkle Twinkle' up the stairs to him.


We had a fab holiday but my babba got blood and has a scar He was running and slipped on a piece of paper and banged his mouth and head on a table and then the floor. He bit a big slice out of his tongue and it bled like crazy and damaged his top lip too - not a good sleeping combination for a baby who sleeps with a dummy

A bit of calpol gave us a couple of hours sleep but nearly a week later Benjamin still has a deep gash in his tongue, which looks healed but is still there. I do hope it heals back together again, he is too young to be collecting war wounds.


Hope everyone else is well

MFD xxx

Millie's_Mum

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

P.S. Had a lovely evening out with Millie's Mum last night but she made me drink too much and I had a headache this morning

How Rude! :beer:

Jakesmummy

Aw poor benjamin mfd hope his little tongue gets better

MichelleM

r.mac wrote: »

Michelle - We use pampers and I find that the best buy is usually when Boots have their 2 for £14 promotion, or when morisons did the 1/2 price promotion (if you could get the sizes ). Be careful of the boxes, often they don't work out cheaper. Boots also gain advantage points too

Thanks. They were sold out in Boots anyway, so will probably have to get some in Oldham.

Buttonmoons wrote: »

I really don't think many children would be in Keira's insane barmy genre

I hope Ayana is as nutty as your LO, she sounds fun and interesting!

Well, crazy neighbour was arrested tonight after hitting one of the neighbour's children- in the face! :eek::eek::eek::eek: The child is about 8, very cheeky but in no way at all does that give him the right! F***in idiot. The police were rang by his own next door neighbours and they were here within 5 mins! 2 vans and 2 cars. At least they turned up!

I really hope he gets locked up properly this time!

Mmm... im sat downstairs and I can hear DH playing with A over the monitor. Now shes wide awake and babbling away... What are they like? Well, if she starts because shes overtired hes looking after her. It does sound cute though. :A

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

We had a fab holiday but my babba got blood and has a scar He was running and slipped on a piece of paper and banged his mouth and head on a table and then the floor. He bit a big slice out of his tongue and it bled like crazy and damaged his top lip too - not a good sleeping combination for a baby who sleeps with a dummy

A bit of calpol gave us a couple of hours sleep but nearly a week later Benjamin still has a deep gash in his tongue, which looks healed but is still there. I do hope it heals back together again, he is too young to be collecting war wounds.

:eek: My OH fell down the stairs and bit his tongue when he was little. His was bad enough to go to hospital and have stitches. He doesn't remember it happening but apparently they did it without anaesthetic and his mum had to wait outside and could hear him screaming. He does have a scar but it has never bothered him.

SugarSpun

Poor Benjamin and his little tongue

:eek: Michelle! Hopefully he's in proper trouble this time.

Leapfrog Goodnight Scout is £8.56 on Tesco Direct :money:

gill_81uk

I have edited my post Tia :whistle:

The free bedding set it a gre stencilled double duvet and pillowcases. Looks really pretty actually.

Incase you dont get it the code is 2510.

My_Fathers_Daughter

SusanC wrote: »

:eek: My OH fell down the stairs and bit his tongue when he was little. His was bad enough to go to hospital and have stitches. He doesn't remember it happening but apparently they did it without anaesthetic and his mum had to wait outside and could hear him screaming. He does have a scar but it has never bothered him.

:eek::eek: I didn't think that they could stitch tongues!!

My MIL bit through her tongue when she was little and she still has a horrible flappy bit of skin in the middle where it didn't heal.

I am hoping that it will just go back together. It isn't bothering him at all but my stupid brain is convinced he has developed a lisp in the last week (I know that this is most likely me being stupid!)


JM - hope you can catch the teacher in the morning.


Tescos are buy one get one free for Pampers Active Fit Grab Packs (I think) ATM - the size 5's have 46 in them :money::money: so were about 10p a nappy.