MSE Parents Club Part 14

delain

smartie12 wrote: »

I'm glad I'm not the only one with a super moving baby!!;):rotfl:They'll be running to the front door and off down the road next week!!! I want my little baby to stay all newbornish forever *sob*:o:(

Hope you're feeling a lot better Delain... and I haven't forgotton to PM you back. I start doing everything I need to do then get sidetracked by a certain somebody:)

I keep meaning to reply again and then get distracted :rotfl: I know what you mean, I keep looking at her and thinking 'in a few months you're not going to be small anymore' :(:(

SusanC_2

dt1 wrote: »

Morning all, hugs for all poorly and tired people. xx
Just need to rant so ignore if you want.

:grouphug: That must be very difficult.

bexta

Becles, brrrr, you're super dedicated to be braving that type of weather.

CAFC, that does sound really dodgy. Be careful, though I'm sure you will be.

Smartie, wriggly babies are sooo cute. Good to hear little Daisy's doing well.

There's so much stuff I should be doing, but they're mostly 'upstairs' jobs, and OH is having a nap because he was working really early today. Really cannot be bothered at the moment.

Sami_Bee

MFD don't you think that you should be teaching B that tables aren't for climbing on? I'm a bit :eek:at it IMO they are old enough to learn that is unacceptable behaviour.

3onitsway

Becles Your posts always make me tired. Do you ever sit down with your feet up and eat chocolate?

emlou2009

S is a climber. He'll climb onto tables, sofas, chairs, stairs, windowsills, fireplaces, shelving units. All I can do is remove him from danger when he does it. If he's stood on the floor he'll find a toy under his feet to stand on rather than standing on just the floor. If I told him off every time he did it I'd never do anything else, and believe me I've tried that tactic! Its easier and much less upsetting for the whole family if I just remove him from danger and say gently "No, thats dangerous. Get down please" He will climb straight up again, though, there is no distracting him.

3onitsway

Em S sound's similar to V, she'll climb on anything rather than just be on the floor! She doesn't like me saying no, it makes her cry, but she carries on and does it again anyway. OH saying no doesn't have the same effect - I must have the bossier voice.

Mazcabs

aless02 wrote: »

gill - prolly not the answer you are looking for, but Finn is 9 months today and still has a night feed (2/3am). But some babies younger than him *coughAlfiecough* dropped theirs ages ago.

William hasnt had a night time bottle since he was about 6 months old at least

Evansangel

smartie12 wrote: »

I'm glad I'm not the only one with a super moving baby!!;):rotfl:They'll be running to the front door and off down the road next week!!! I want my little baby to stay all newbornish forever *sob*:o:(

Lily is currently crawling around the room. Her toys are everywhere

ladybirdintheuk wrote: »

It is probably holiday pay - you accrue holiday pay while on Maternity leave, so if you aren't going back they have to give you holiday pay you have accrued while you were off.

It was the same amount as SMP £123.40, im owed roughly £1200 in holiday pay :j:j

But that has to be taxed

Then we are using it to clear our debts, we want to be debt free by xmas

kindofagilr

Ok just had a mild panic, E has started shaking his head from side to dide, kinda like he is saying no, and I panicked cos I'd heard it was an autistic trait, but I googked it and apparantly its quite common in babies his age

Does anyone else's baby do this?