MSE Parents Club Part 14

bexta

:rotfl:MFD, that is very cute. I admire his patience at waiting for you to come in.

SugarSpun

Mid-scream sleeping sounds impressive!

:rotfl: MFD, I wish we'd got to meet Benjamin and not at all because I could have stolen him.

kindofagilr

Tigs I thought you came across lovely

The show made me cry, you were all right lol

My_Fathers_Daughter

LOL - probably a lucky coincidence on the timing front.

Go Molly for saying Yes!! Benjamin has only just learnt yes (within the last month) but he says 'oh YESSSSS' whenever you ask him a question - he sounds like the Churchill dog!!

He used to do a nodding thing when he was tiny that used to have shop assistants in stitches as I asked him 'Shall we buy mummy this lovely new top Benjamin' - Nod nod nod - 'does mummy need a new necklace to go with it Benjamin?' - nod nod nod

BrunoM

Where is our Aless! I require her return. /taptap

SugarSpun

Molly hasn't quite understood the function of nodding despite my constant wobbling head whenever I say yes.

This morning I almost sobbed like a baby, she woke up at Unfeasible O'Clock after going to bed a few minutes after Embarrassingly Late, and when I finally managed to prise my eyes open enough to look at her she gave me a massive smile and a two-handed wave and Hiiiii, Mama!

SugarSpun

Bruno, do you think that if you tap the screen she'll wake up and come out of your computer?

BrunoM

I am assuming so.

redstararnie76

bexta wrote: »

SS, looks like I posted way too soon about Molly feeling better. Hope she does manage to settle though, for both your sakes.

Susan, poor Alice, it's not nice when things get broken. The weather has been pretty bad lately though hasn't it?

I love homemade bread, but don't really make it as the crust is too hard for OH teeth. He has a lot of issues with them, due to a previously misdiagnosed medical problem. He was told he was bulimic and sent for counselling, and it was really something wrong with a gastric sphincter that wasn't opening, so instead of going down, food was sitting there, and then coming back up :eek:

Bexta - that sounds really similar to what I have. I was diagnosed with achalasia just after I gave birth to A. Lots of things, especially bread, give me problems, but being a greedy mare I just persist in eating them anyway!

By the time I got diagnosed, I had pretty much convinced myself that I had somehow become involuntarily bulimic and I figured I had mental problems too - I just couldn't understand why I kept having to run to the bathroom and bring food back up when I didn't want to; it really messed with my head a bit, especially when the doctors kept saying they couldn't find anything wrong. When I was finally diagnosed, I could have kissed the dr, because I wasn't going nuts after all!

Somnium

Watched Cherry has a Baby Agree with who ever said career mum was scary, to me she is polar opposite of how I want to be with T. Tigs you seemed so marvelously strong and I love how excited you were at becoming a mum

T is V whiney this morning and dribbley so am wondering if one of those teeth sat behind her gums is trying to break through. She has bitten me twice too She has at least gone to sleep ontime this morning.

SS - I feel for you and Miss M xxx

MFD - oooh I like the nodding trick I need to teach T that hehe.

becky - if you want to try some nipple shields I have a set of avent ones the fairies would be happy to fly with, they were only used a couple of times so are like new.