MSE Parents Club Part 14

tarajayne

I hate the knock on the door people, I choose who I give to.

Aless, I'm fine, just pooped. I was on strike put have delayed it until tomorrow. My friend just rang, her hubby has been taken into hospital and she's been there all day but heading home to take over from MIL with her one year old. She's in a state and would I go round for a glass of wine, no 'cos I'm driving but I'll gladly take a cuppa. She's Polish and she has no other friends so I kind of feel like I must go even though the thought of an eveing on the sofa was on the cards.

tarajayne

Oh dear Mel :A, flip imagine you and Krystal in the same room. :eek:

SusanC_2

smartie12 wrote: »

Am I the only one around here who's not got obsessive pram/pushchair buying urges???:p I suppose there's still time for that to happen!!;)

Alice is three and I've never bought a pram or pushchair. I do have a borrowed pram (which is a lovely really old silver cross) which I used for four months and there's a pushchair we were given in the shed which we used as a garden seat for Alice before she could walk. I have bought two slings though.

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

And now I have got a beef with you Krystal :mad:

Edit - because she scored 220 points with a single word in our lexulous game just in case anybody thinks I am a serious nutter!!!

:eek: How?!? That's been my entire game score on a few games recently.

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

Should i report it though? I dont want her knowing it was me and i dont want to cause trouble

Either she's doing it deliberately (i.e. knowing it's wrong) in which case who knows what other potentially dangerous things she's doing or she has no idea in which case she needs the help, support and advise which SS could give. We're talking five weeks here - if it was say 13 weeks or was under Doctor's advice then fair enough but there are limits. If she was starving the baby you would report it wouldn't you?

smartie12

EA... some people say/exaggerate when their baby's reached certain milestones just to make their baby look advanced for their age IYKWIM?? Are you sure she's actually feeding her child and not just saying it to make herself "look good"??

gill_81uk

My baby boy is wriggling around the floor by lifting his bum and pushing caterpillar style :eek:

Got some bargain nappies at sainsburys - 2 economy packs at £6.32 each, used my remainibg 2 £1 off pampers vouchers, then got 2 of the £2.50 off till spits, one for pampers and one for fairy so i bought another economy pack and a large fairy non bio gel which was reduced to £4 and then got another 2 vouchers :money:

I'll have to go back again next week. anyone know when the baby discounts finish?

Becles

aless02 wrote: »

Becles, hugs. Sometimes it seems like everything happens all at once, doesn't?

It does. Just got myself in a right state about stuff and the panic attacks have come back

smartie12 wrote: »

Am I the only one around here who's not got obsessive pram/pushchair buying urges???

I never had any pram/pushchair urges. Got a Silver Cross Kensington pram that I used for walking the dogs and local errands, then a cheap Chicco pushchair to go in the car. Once she turned two, we never used either as she walked everywhere.

ladybirdintheuk

That is a good point smartie.

BTW I love the name Daisy Congratulations on making her real! I didn't have a middle name, and it never did me any harm (I have one now - I use my maiden name as my middle name or I would miss it!)

tiamai_d

MOFO ******** (sweary words)

My car is shagged. 1st, 4th and reverse gears don't work at all now!

I hate that bloody car!!!