MSE Parents Club Part 14

got-it-spend-it

Krystaltips wrote: »

So I've listed my Maclaren on gumtree and netmums, where else can I put it for free before I list it on eBay?

Are you on swagbucks, Krystal? If so you get bucks for signing up for Vivastreet which is a site like gumtree.

Krystaltips

No, I've resisted swagbucks so far lol...

Pink_Princess_1

Well we have definately ditched the dummy now ! over a week and its not been asked for at all!

On a really sad note a local boy of 10 years old has been found hanging in his bedroom... he was being bullied I still cant quite believe this could happen to someone so young:(

Krystaltips

Wow PP, that's awful. His poor parents

3onitsway

salesshopper wrote: »

I have a tendancy to be very petty when we argue I once went back to my mams but took the sky card with me

:rotfl:
I might have hidden OH's xbox controller in V's pyjamas drawer months ago. That show's how often he does pyjama's.

MichelleM wrote: »

Sorry to post again, but its quite urgent:
Can someone please go to ebay and check if the "Ask a question" links are working. Been trying since last night but wont load up on my computer. And yes, ive tried asking different sellers just in case its one in particular.

Mine's working, and i've had lots of [STRIKE]silly[/STRIKE] questions today on my selling items.

r.mac_2

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

Well we have definately ditched the dummy now ! over a week and its not been asked for at all!

On a really sad note a local boy of 10 years old has been found hanging in his bedroom... he was being bullied I still cant quite believe this could happen to someone so young:(

how awful. I am so sad for his parents.

3 - are you selling a stokke to krystal Only joking

SusanC_2

Pink_Princess_1 wrote: »

On a really sad note a local boy of 10 years old has been found hanging in his bedroom... he was being bullied I still cant quite believe this could happen to someone so young:(

That must be one of the worst ways to lose your child. But sadly I don't find it very surprising that it could happen at that age.

Pink_Princess_1

SusanC wrote: »

That must be one of the worst ways to lose your child. But sadly I don't find it very surprising that it could happen at that age.

I can't imagine what his parents and siblings are going through... his mother got a neighbour to get in through his bedroom window. I just didnt think it would happen to a lad of his age.

gill_81uk

GISI - please will you pm me your address so I can send you your peacocks voucher x

ladybirdintheuk

Pp, that is awful His poor family. and poor little boy too

CFAC I know exactly where you are coming from. It takes a lot longer for Dad's to adjust (DH tells new/prospective dads "don't worry, your life won't change that much :eek:). We still argue a bit about things now, but it is a lot better than it used to be. I think part of the problem is that if Dad isn't around (I say Dad, but if the situation was reversed the same would go for you too I expect) doesn't always realise how much time/hard work looking after a grizzling baby takes up when baby is in a bad mood. And no-one ever notices what housework has been done, only what hasn't. I now make a point of telling DH exactly what I've been up to, and pointing out to him that I've cleaned the fridge out, or done 3 lots of washing, or whatever, because if I don't point it out he will never know.

At the moment I do more housework than him, make sure he gest lie ins when he can etc because he is working full time and part time, and I'm only working part time. (I'm looking for something full time, and when I finally find it he will stop the p/t job, and have to do his fair share though!) I do ask him to do some things, but I don't mind too much if after Izzy goes to bed he sits on his bum all night, so long as he spends some time with her sat on his lap when she is up.

He even let me have a lie in at the weekend too, so things are getting better, although I do still have to try and bite my tongue when he tries to have a "I'm tireder than you" competition. Shut up and go to sleep then :rotfl:.

Mazcabs wrote: »

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?

Yes please! I didn't realise I'd missed something

salesshopper wrote: »

Hugs to CAFC but sugar's post made me smile. Sugar have you considered a career in marriage guidance or diplomancy?:rotfl:
I have a tendancy to be very petty when we argue I once went back to my mams but took the sky card with me

I love it