MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

Sparkle & Jolene - Where've you been? Hello how is everything? :j

Krystaltips wrote: »

3, did I not just see a post from her on the last page?

SusanC wrote: »

I posted on the previous page here. And you've thanked me. (But thanks for missing me.)

I'm so blonde lately! I actually remember reading that post. :doh:
I also keep talking bizarre things. Like getting my words mixed up - I told L earlier that her dinner was in the shed, instead of the oven. And it's a several times a day occurance.

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

HUGS to you too hun - both our days would have been better if we could have had our kisses

We can dream! :kisses2:

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm so blonde lately! I actually remember reading that post. :doh:
I also keep talking bizarre things. Like getting my words mixed up - I told L earlier that her dinner was in the shed, instead of the oven. And it's a several times a day occurance.

I keep telling Alice to put her cloth in the dishwasher and the dishes in the washing machine. Unfortunately she's not old enough to understand so she gets upset about me telling her to do things which she obviously isn't meant to do.

angelfairy

hi all,

sorry to hear about carp days

i think i have a cold coming, work are being a pain and i really need to do the washing up but want to dye my hair.

LO was not settling tonight in my arms like normal so after an hour i took the plunge and put her upstairs rather awake. had to go up three times but she's off now. hope it might be the night through again

BeenieCat

Salesshopper i don't know if you noticed but i am anti-icandy Well, the Apple anyway not sure of the cherry or others. Nice big basket, heavy to push, bulky to fold, hard to get up kerbs, seat unit not comfy and waaaay too big, recline positions are stupid. Good points- nice sturdy hood with good coverage, errr.... oh the shopping basket is good. I know i've said this already but i really hated it lol. And i think i said before once you've used a Joolz it'll be like pushing a tractor. Oysters seem really low down to me, but i'd go for that over an Apple.

However i think you're highly strange for wanting to change from a Joolz I my Joolz and would only change it for a Stokke because i couldn't have her lower down now!

Krystaltips

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Benjamin is unsettled tonight...the change in routine may have been too exciting for him...

Caitlyn's still kicking around the cot... Must be all the excitement of Ikea!

(These are what I was looking for earlier...)

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm so blonde lately! I actually remember reading that post. :doh:
I also keep talking bizarre things. Like getting my words mixed up - I told L earlier that her dinner was in the shed, instead of the oven. And it's a several times a day occurance.

Happens to me all the time!

angelfairy wrote: »

LO was not settling tonight in my arms like normal so after an hour i took the plunge and put her upstairs rather awake. had to go up three times but she's off now. hope it might be the night through again

I would take that as the start of the new bedtime routine and start putting her down awake... Maybe give her the last bottle in her room and put her straight in the cot afterwards... She's obviously getting good at self settling herself

BeenieCat

I want a slow cooker but when i think about it, i don't think we eat that much 'wet' food, like as in casseroles/whatever you can make in them so i think it would end up keeping the steamer company. We eat loads of mince dishes but they don't take long anyway and doesn't the mince go very fine after being cooked for that long??
Might take the risk for £7 tho...

angelfairy

Krystaltips wrote: »

I would take that as the start of the new bedtime routine and start putting her down awake... Maybe give her the last bottle in her room and put her straight in the cot afterwards... She's obviously getting good at self settling herself

i did wonder that and thought she seemed to be trying to get into a proper laying down position in my arms but just couldn't so i thought i'd risk it and take her up.

why is it that the floors always squeak where you need to walk when you are sneaking out of their rooms???

My_Fathers_Daughter

angelfairy wrote: »

LO was not settling tonight in my arms like normal so after an hour i took the plunge and put her upstairs rather awake. had to go up three times but she's off now. hope it might be the night through again

Aw bless her, sounds like a positive step forward though.

I went up to Benjamin earlier because he woke and was shouting me (he usually only shouts if he has done a poop!) and he was sat up in his cot pointing to a picture of me and my nephew at the top of the stairs (which he has never noticed before) saying 'mummy and babba' then 'jake?' - bless him!

This morning he must have thought it was the weekend because we all had a lie in and as he was climbing down the stairs Benjamin was shouting 'dake! dake! dake!' expecting to see his big brother :A

JoleneM

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

and jolene - you have been MIA for AGES!!

Hello,

Sorry! Had a mad few months! Been backwards and forwards to my mums in England (we live up in Scotland, its a 9 hour car journey!:eek:).
We had Sophie christened in August which was lovely, hubbys family finally got to meet her!

Jolene

p.s will do a proper catch up tomorrow, I promise!:D

My_Fathers_Daughter

Krystaltips wrote: »

Caitlyn's still kicking around the cot... Must be all the excitement of Ikea!

(These are what I was looking for earlier...)

THAT'S A CAT - not a GHOST!!! :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Happens to me all the time!

You have a baby in tummy excuse

And this is what I was looking for



EDIT - Krystal MADE me buy Benjamin a baby Poang!!!