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MSE Parents Club Part 14
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Bruno - I was the same towards the end of my pregnancy too! I'm with Weezl - a quick puff when I could feel it coming on helped to prevent it developing into something bigger (apart from the one night I ended up in A&E on a nebulizer until 5 in the morning)
Luckily with the exception of 1 chest infection picked up a few weeks after birth, my asthma as return to how I was pre-pregnancy. Fingers crossed the same will happen for Mrs B too!
Gisi - your making dust pan and brush sets????
Delain - glad to here you feeling better too!
The BP forums are so dull, I'm afraid I have taken to stalking MSE members just to do my 10 inane posts for the day!0 -
Bruno I hope so :rotfl:
OH says I should go to the docs but I'm seeing the emergency consultant on Monday anyway, and I'm sure MS doesn't cause puking.
Don't envy your mrs with the athsma.Mum of several with a twisted sense of humour and a laundry obsession:o
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Big boy bed is going quite well for us... sounds like a nightmare for you!!
As long as it's around his regular bedtime, he is no worse than he was in the cot - I usually have to go in a few times to re-settle still, which is not great, but that's not a function of the big boy bed. He almost always stands up in it and calls for me, rather than getting out and roaming. I have no good advice for you though, just sympathy
ugh.
Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die"0 -
nms- when the forums are down here we should be able to get to 10 posts. it has to be the most boring forum i have visited lol!!'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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Mrs B is over her UTI thanks to the anti-b's or so we believe; however seems to be combining the shortness of breath from third trimester big baby, and more asthma than usual... so the last few nights she's had to get up and use inhaler, in the evenings she's just been on the sofa gasping...
we see midwife on Monday but don't suppose there is any very useful advice. Going out to buy new duvets and pillows today in case anything there is causing the extra asthma.
Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
"To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die"0 -
salesshopper wrote: »...
Beckyandjack let me know how bf group goes I'm thinking of plucking up the courage to join one now that E is back in school.
...Don't be scared booby group is lovely
I'll be popping back to mine next week now I know Chris is settled at nursery I think I might be the proud owner of the oldest still currently BF child when I go :cool: (mostly because all the other mum's with older ones work but nevermind that
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Krystaltips wrote: »...
Sugar, I really hope you can come... I need a quote for some building work...
...a little puff nipped it in the bud.
<--- is feeling silly today
When I Chris dropped off at nursery today, I felt a little emotional pang as he ran off without so much as a "smell ya later"but no tears.
I'm 99% proud of my confident happy chappy and 1% sad that he's grown up and doesn't need me so much.
He was fine yesterday, apparently he had to be told off for fighting in the morningbut was a star the rest of the time, showed off his wicked reading skills, painted me a picture (well he covered an A3 sheet in brown paint with a dash of orange lol) and he said he stuck his tongue out at some girls in the wendy house and they tried to catch it and take it out of his mouth:rotfl:
When I went to pick him up he ran to me and gave me a big hug around the legs and said he'd missed me tho :A oh and he made a friend called Jack
oh oh and we got his bookstart treasure chest which has some lovely books and a box of crayola pencils, woo freebies!0 -
Gill - was really kicking myself cos I knew that stock check facility was there too! Oh and I agree with all the others comments treat your friend no different.
MFD - love all the pics but that first is the bestest
Kindof - woohoo for E going all night sans bottle
SS - you should rolled over and given your OH a cuddle just to shock him even more hehe.
weezl - glad am not the only one having issues getting the Antilop, its annoying yesterday but we did get a few mits and MIL got lots so not a complete wasterd trip, just anoying cos its a 50mile round trip! Oh and I had an induction and thought it was great if Courgette wants a chat
Bruno - yeay for Mrs B feeling better
delain - eek for having to speak on the great white telephone! Hope you feel better as the day progresses.
Still no response from lanlady or anyone about leak so will be gettig arsey with them shortly. Anyone find that when there OH is off work everything is so much more difficult! Im finding its taking us ages to do anything and he keeps waking T up in her naps grrr. Fed her some cheese on toast early, and even tho it was the seriously strong stuff she seemed happy with it. Oh and its deffinatley the poops that are causing the early wakings, its been 5 days in a row now and there bright green, but she doesnt seem unwell.Baby :female: Tahlie Lois born 15/3/10 7lb 12 oz :heartpulsWorking on baby no2
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Thanks guys
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sami- sounds like he had a great time'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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did anyone wtch the derren brown prog last night?
DH totally believed while i thought it was a load of carp!!'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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