MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

tiamai_d wrote: »

Don't do it MFD!!!! His curls are too cute!

^ What she said.


Evening everyone. It's been a quiet day of doing bu66er all today for me. Hope everyone else is well.

SusanC_2

I forgot to say that camping was good. It only got down to 8 degrees overnight (according to OH's outdoor sensor) and we were all warm and toasty with sleeping bags and duvets. Alice's random crying in the middle of the night did disturb us though so I was glad we weren't at a campsite.

My_Fathers_Daughter

They would be gorgeous on a girl...but they are too mad and it is really long. I want it to thicken up and be a proper hairstyle

3onitsway

SusanC wrote: »

I forgot to say that camping was good. It only got down to 8 degrees overnight (according to OH's outdoor sensor) and we were all warm and toasty with sleeping bags and duvets. Alice's random crying in the middle of the night did disturb us though so I was glad we weren't at a campsite.

I was wondering how your camping went earlier. Did Alice enjoy it?

We used to camp in my Nan & Grandads back garden all of the time when I was little. Just me and a friend - i'm not sure i'll be allowing any of mine to camp in the garden alone, ever!

got-it-spend-it

SusanC wrote: »

I forgot to say that camping was good. It only got down to 8 degrees overnight (according to OH's outdoor sensor) and we were all warm and toasty with sleeping bags and duvets. Alice's random crying in the middle of the night did disturb us though so I was glad we weren't at a campsite.

Did Alice enjoy it? We used to love camping in the garden as kids.

I'm making green tomato chutney and it smells so strong!

do_it_today!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

They would be gorgeous on a girl...but they are too mad and it is really long. I want it to thicken up and be a proper hairstyle

Hello all :hello:

Hi MFD is your SIL a hairdresser?

My_Fathers_Daughter

do_it_today! wrote: »

Hello all :hello:

Hi MFD is your SIL a hairdresser?

She doesn't work as a hairdresser anymore but she did train as one.

How are you?

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

I was wondering how your camping went earlier. Did Alice enjoy it?

We used to camp in my Nan & Grandads back garden all of the time when I was little. Just me and a friend - i'm not sure i'll be allowing any of mine to camp in the garden alone, ever!

Aside from the random crying fit in the middle of the night she loved it. She took a while to settle down to sleep because she was so excited. I made the mistake of calling her "Little Miss Wriggles" because she was wriggling around the tent so much so then she started wriggling even more saying, "I'm wriggling because I'm Little Miss Wriggles."

I think it probably depends on location and age as to whether it's okay to let them camp on their own.

do_it_today!

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

She doesn't work as a hairdresser anymore but she did train as one.

How are you?

Im ok thanks, thats very handy that your SIL has the skills, my ds hair is really curly but its also getting abit long and it will need to be cut/ trimmed at some point but..... I dont know anyone I would trust to do it and I dont want it all lopped off because it's lovely

BeenieCat

salesshopper wrote: »

I'm parent facing this time with a Joolz but I miss having a proper shopping basket/rubbish dump how do other joolz owners manage? | have i candy apple envy and am watching a few on ebay - my name is saleshopper and i'm a pramaholic.

I just shove things in the changing bag, but when i go for a few bits at Morrisons i put the heavy stuff in the basket, and tie the rest onto the handles in the carriers. The other day i had loads of milk and tins so i tied the bag of tins under the seat unit and it sat on top of the basket if that makes sense?

I thought i'd miss having a basket but i don't, and i'm always in and out of the car so it's better for me to not have loads of crap to unload before i fold it up :rotfl:

iCandy Apple - don't do it!!! It would feel like pushing a tractor after having a Joolz. Try one out first, they're awful. Especially for younger babies - you'd need the snug thing for the seat unit cos Amber wasn't comfy at all at 6 months ish.