MSE Parents Club Part 14

got-it-spend-it

Sainsburys have great boy's wellies, beckyandjack!

Well done Gordon Ramsay! Pleased to hear he's been a good boy today, CAFC.

I always put H in his cot to play while I shower. I don't like to waste the peace and quiet of nap time showering! Unfortunately his favourite game at the moment is to stand in his cot, open his wardrobe and empty out the coathangers onto the floor, one by one. They're the Ikea kiddies ones so nothing sharp to injure himself on, and it keeps him occupied for ages so I get a lovely long shower!

got-it-spend-it

Fairy post Is anyone in need of 6-9 month vests? I'm just clearing out H's drawers and he has tons of these that he's grown out of, but as it was summer when he was that size most have never been worn. They're mostly unisex but some blue ones. I think most of his 6-9 months are too summery to be much use to anyone on here.

kindofagilr

CAFCGirl wrote: »

:eek: at all your jobs not :eek: at your hair

L is currently fixated on hands (so all my typing is one handed)....hes just playing with my fingers.....

You would eek at my hair if you saw it lol

Aww L is so cute

Gisi i am the same with nap times lol, i am waiting for e to wake up so i can shower lol

Icould use a couple of vests if they are still going, but only a few if someone else wants some too??

bexta

CAFC, what a good boy Gordon was! I bet you're proud of him. Very cute of Landen to be playing with your fingers.

Madam's new thing is to savage her teddy. She brings it up to her mouth and attacks its face, which is funny but worrying at the same time.

CAFCGirl

bexta wrote: »

CAFC, what a good boy Gordon was! I bet you're proud of him. Very cute of Landen to be playing with your fingers.

Madam's new thing is to savage her teddy. She brings it up to her mouth and attacks its face, which is funny but worrying at the same time.

that made me laugh out loud :rotfl:sweet little baby girl and then raaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah get teddy :mad:

I'm more proud of the fact that he didnt start barking and being a pillock like he normally is.... i think he knew he would lose if he got involved///:rotfl:

Krystaltips

weezl74 wrote: »

mothercare MPV double stroller

It's £100 at the mo reduced from £130.

No complaints but going up onto a kerb is slightly tougher going than some buggies. Will you get a double or single plus buggy board?

It will be a double for now, Caitlyn's far too wild to be trusted not to leg it into heavy traffic or big crowds...

Most likely a tandem too if we don't have a car by then, side by sides aren't good for the buses here if we don't have a car by then...

I really really want to get the baby jogger city select... But the more rational part of my brain is telling me it's a little frivolous... So I might go for the O baby... It's £300 cheaper... Anthough a lot longer, and not quite so versatile...

kindofagilr

Elliot is still napping!!!!, he's been asleep since 9.15!!!!!

CAFCGirl

Kindof - have you washed your hair yet???? I'd say chance it now...

CAFCGirl

p.s mother dearest is currently bidding on the quinny i linked to last night, £50 atm.... lets all cross our fingers it goes no higher

redmel1621

tarajayne wrote: »

Found it on FB, Pyloric Stenosis, I had it when I was a baby. (((hugs))) and best wishes! Xxxxxx

Aww, poor little mite...ds1 had that and had a little op at AlderHey He was right as rain straight after:D

Apparantly quite rare for girls to get it Tara! Most common in first born boys, well this is what the staff/doctors told me at the hospital:)