MSE Parents Club Part 14

Somnium

CAFC - whats OH up to now?

Anyone any idea what I can get T instead of her bouncer, I think she needs to move on. She isnt happy laying back in it and is constantly leaning forward and tries to roll over in it.

SugarSpun

:grouphug: CAFC

Som, what about a door bouncer? Or an activity centre?

Becles

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Not taking laptop to Wales so not sure when I'll get on again now (:eek: ) so behave while I'm gone please

Have a good trip xx

Armybike - Isabelle is cute

Sami_Bee wrote: »

If she is being less of a sneaky cheeky monkey and you want to get her one of her own they are about £1 in asda, Edgar has one, he's fascinated by the gitter swirling around

Thanks My Mam bought it and couldn't remember where she got it from!

CAFCGirl wrote: »

so day number two of dh being a complete w*nk has begun....

*hugs* hope the day gets better for you xx

Somnium wrote: »

Anyone any idea what I can get T instead of her bouncer, I think she needs to move on.

I second a door bouncy and some funky tunes. Charlotte loved bouncing around in hers to MTV Dance

Off out to do some Christmas calls this morning :eek: Just a prep call to make sure the stock is coming in and they have space to put it out.

Have a good day all xx

emlou2009

Have only read this and the last page, but S is another sleepy one. We can keep him awake past 7 if we need/want to but he is particularly whingey if we do! He sleeps through til 6-8am depending on his opinion that particular morning but still has a 2-3 hour nap as well! I too was worried he wasnt getting something nutritionally so I got some vitamin drops which I put in his cereal, but they've made no difference. When he is at the CM he doesnt nap properly and is vile when I pick him up.

Cute thing he's started doing - instead of dancing, he stares transfixed at the tv and then when its finished claps and says Yaaay!

Sarah_Joanne

Thanks ladies, I'm away til Friday. Last minute getting ready now scheduled around breakfast for my snot monster. Mum is coming at 10am so need to be ready for then. Hard work packing to go away with a baby isn't it?!

Lovely video ArmyBike Alfie was laughing away at it

r.mac_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

LOL - in a few months time when he won't sleep you can all laugh at me!!

Did I see right earlier Maz that Henry still has a nap?


I also worry that he needs so much sleep when V (for example) seems to be phasing out her daytime nap and maybe he is missing out on something (nutritionally or whatever) because he still needs so much sleep

well if you want to [STRIKE]compare[/STRIKE] know what happens in our house, A goes to bed between 6.30-7pm, generally now sleeps until 7-7.30pm an sleeps for approx 1 1/2 hrs at lunch. Bearing in mind that B is a boy and therefore probably more active I think it sounds about right. Being sleepy means he's being stimulated both mentally and physically and is learning so much he needs to sleep for his brain to consolidate all the new information.

angelfairy wrote: »

hi everyone...

who fancies helping me write a resignation letter, trying to get the powers that be to allow me to us my two weeks leave as part of my four week notice period???

going to read back to see what all the babies/toddlers/children have been up to

oooh - sounds exciting. I would think that it would be easy enough for you to arrange what you want. Otherwise if you don't take the holidays they must pay you for them. could you book your holidays on teh HR system before you resign

r.mac_2

PS we had this for dinner last night and it was yummy http://www.waitrose.com/delia_heston/delia_heston_ad.aspx

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I also worry that he needs so much sleep when V (for example) seems to be phasing out her daytime nap and maybe he is missing out on something (nutritionally or whatever) because he still needs so much sleep

Different people need different amounts of sleep. I read the blog of a lady who is pregnant and she was complaining about how little she could get done because she had to sleep so much. When she actually specified how much she was sleeping it was the same as the amount of sleep I normally have.

Mazcabs

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Did I see right earlier Maz that Henry still has a nap?

Yep, at nursery they still have a nap in his room, think its stops in pre school , his next room. He is the first one asleep and last one up apparently..... just not at home!!!

Lady - you quoted but didnt add anything... did you want recipe?

My_Fathers_Daughter

Somnium wrote: »

CAFC - whats OH up to now?

Anyone any idea what I can get T instead of her bouncer, I think she needs to move on. She isnt happy laying back in it and is constantly leaning forward and tries to roll over in it.

A bumbo or some kind of entertainer. Or just a blanket on the floor with some toys...although this is what started my baby off crawling at 5 1/2 months!!!

emlou2009 wrote: »

Have only read this and the last page, but S is another sleepy one. We can keep him awake past 7 if we need/want to but he is particularly whingey if we do! He sleeps through til 6-8am depending on his opinion that particular morning but still has a 2-3 hour nap as well! I too was worried he wasnt getting something nutritionally so I got some vitamin drops which I put in his cereal, but they've made no difference. When he is at the CM he doesnt nap properly and is vile when I pick him up.

Cute thing he's started doing - instead of dancing, he stares transfixed at the tv and then when its finished claps and says Yaaay!

That's good - they are very similar. Benjamin doesn't sleep properly when MIL has him (because she won't put him in his cot for his nap grrr - she lets him sleep on the sofa) because he only ever sleeps for 90 mins and it isn't enough for him.

Very cute :T:T