MSE Parents Club Part 14

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

The baby/toddler bit doesn't freak me out so much, if you're quiet! I'm more concerned about bigger ones who probably know what you're doing and are disgusted by it, hearing or walking in. :eek:

This is where windchimes on door handles come in handy.

weezl74

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

I was thinking the other day (in a non wierd sense!) how people have no. 2 (or more) when baby/toddler is in the room - I would be too freaked out by the possibility of waking them up

baby can nap elsewhere though.

See sig for outcome

aless02

weezl74 wrote: »

baby can nap elsewhere though.

See sig for outcome

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

BeenieCat

workinmummy wrote: »

Chucks Beenie some tissues and some lemsip. Sorry your not feeling good/

If i don't log in for a while you know i died. lol

Everytime i stand up all the blood drains from my head and i've spent most of today laid on the floor willing the room to stop spinning and my eyes to stop clouding black.

When i'm sat down my head just thumps and my throat hurts and i feel cold and hot all at once.

Oh and guess who has a new drum kit!!!!!!!!! Yippeee!!!!! :mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad::mad:

SugarSpun

In our house the parents normally go elsewhere, unless she's fast asleep in which case not even the earth moving will wake her :rotfl:

Mazcabs

Does anyone use Huggies Little Walkers Nappy Pants (size 4or5) - have coupon for Tescos for £3.50 off and they are BOGOF at the moment


And William can now climb up one stair :eek: ...better start using the baby gate again

BeenieCat

Mazcabs wrote: »

And William can now climb up one stair :eek: ...better start using the baby gate again

Amber too

BeenieCat

Grabbit

£2.88 baby girl dress by mat williamson debenhams

None in 9-12 tho

Thought i would stop feeling dizzy with toast but no bread waaahh

gill_81uk

I love you lot....logged on this morning to find enough swagbucks for an amazon voucher :j I'm sure I was 150 off yesterday!

We've got a poorly baby today...he woke up at midnight crying and when DH went up he was all snuffly and blocked up. He's really sniffly, snotty and whingy today. I want to take him out for a nice long walk but I missed the hermes courier yesterday and I have a parcel for him to take. I'm out all day tomorrow too.

Hoping it comes soon as I want to go charity shop trawling for the annabel karmel purees book. I thought I would have got one at the nct sale but I spent too long looking (unneccessarily!) at prams

Is it worth giving calpol for a cold?

Susan - :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Lots of sympathy for Beenie :A

3onitsway

SusanC wrote: »

This is where windchimes on door handles come in handy.

L has a very pretty bamboo door curtain on her bedroom door. She has it there as an alarm so she knows if J, V or the dog go into her room - but it does have other handy uses.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

We sometimes take advantage of Benjamin's nap at the weekend (when DSS isn't around of course). I will be working from home for a few weeks in October so an hour of snuggling once Benjamin has been dropped off won't be out of the question

That's good news. You can't leave it too long, you'll forget what you're supposed to do. :rotfl:


I'm feeling happy that i've managed a few christmas presents from Argos. We've got L's, Mum and MIL's birthdays in October to worry about first.

ETA: Hugs for snuffly Thomas.
and, I got free chocolate through the post today, from the facebook thing a week or so ago. Did anyone else?