MSE Parents Club Part 14

SusanC_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

One of Molly's shirts ended up with mould spots on it from being wet too long. I soaked it in vinegar. Molly found it and has dragged it through the apartment. We have a beautifully shiny streak of floor, one pair of smelly baby trousers and one appallingly stinky baby. I'm tempted to leave her with it so she can finish the floor off.

Maybe she'll be like Alice - she loves cleaning the floor (and cleaning in general but her favourite is cleaning the kitchen floor).

cazscoob

:kisses3: thank you SS they will all be bought tomorrow and thanks Sami i will definatly be buying that set!

16" girls bike and a henry/hetty hoover have been added to the list along with a PJs Iggle Piggle!
thanks for the ideas it helps out a lot

Evansangel

kitkat5566 wrote: »

<snip> leapfrog singing caterpillar thing (bought 2nd hand for 50p)

We have this and i know all the songs by heart

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

Portsmouth meet people- would the 14th Oct be better then if EA can't make the 7th?

I can say yes now, but my scan is on the 13th and depending on the outcome of that it may influence my final desicion

Im very nervous/paranoid that something will go wrong, even though i've had a healthy baby since then

Lily keeps trying to pull herself up on things, it seems she learnt one thing and now is learning everything!
We have to keep the doors closed so she cant escape the room :rotfl:

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

WM - Debenhams have the golden coin maker at £14 if you relent and decide to buy it for Joe!

It cost me less than a tenner from Tesco... Probably discontinued stock though...

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Also, not looking at the price, how cute are these! http://www.javari.co.uk/Emu-Kids-Little-Creatures-Girls/dp/B003YDZ5XC?ref_=pe_71481_21944191

Super cute, but how much?!

WM, Aimee's getting moon dough for christmas, she used to love her playdough until it went furry, and she has a soft stuff fairy set she's always messing with so it doesn't seem too young for her... She'll be 7 in March...

Becles, Watch out for water infections. The biggest cause of Aimee's was not wiping properly, or spending time in dirty pants. I would check if she can go when she needs to at nursery, or if she's uncomfortable doing it there... If she does it for attention at home then ignore it and clean her up...

Buttonmoons

SusanC wrote: »

Given how good a mum you seem to be despite your background, I'm sure you could do well at lots of things given the opportunity.

I lack confidence in my abilities, but that's more an esteem issue but yeah I do think I could do well at things, if given the chance. I intend to go back to college next year when Keira starts school anyways, but I need a job in the meantime.

Still don't need his negativity. Seems to think not knowing me for the past 20 years isn't his fault either. He never even tried to get in contact or get access so I just tune out his waffling.

He just came back from Turkey, I said "wheres my keyring" he said, oh I'll give you it on your birthday, I said "oh wow cheers, first thing in 20 years and you give me a keyring - how thoughtful!"

"Oh that's not my fault"

Course not! He calls me a sarcastic b1tch, well I am and I'm not going to not be just because of him, he texted me this morning to begin with and it was a diffo number so I texted back asking who it was and the reply was - It's XXXXXX your father - I had one thing to say to that.....

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

I can say yes now, but my scan is on the 13th and depending on the outcome of that it may influence my final desicion

Im very nervous/paranoid that something will go wrong, even though i've had a healthy baby since then

If your previous pregnancy resulted in a live birth then you have the lowest risk of miscarriage. It's more likely in a first pregnancy or if your last pregnancy resulted in a miscarriage.

ETA: I'm not saying you're silly for worrying - I just thought you might find it helpful to know.

Evansangel

SusanC wrote: »

If your previous pregnancy resulted in a live birth then you have the lowest risk of miscarriage. It's more likely in a first pregnancy or if your last pregnancy resulted in a miscarriage.

ETA: I'm not saying you're silly for worrying - I just thought you might find it helpful to know.

Thank you for that

I did try to google that before but it bought up pages of irrelevent information.

SusanC_2

Evansangel wrote: »

Thank you for that

I did try to google that before but it bought up pages of irrelevent information.

You're welcome - I just happened to remember that detail from recent reading.

Evansangel

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SugarSpun

It says expired EA and I was hoping I'd finally get some