MSE Parents Club Part 14

r.mac_2

sir monster - Like Glam said, please don't worry. My LO didn't learn to sleep through until she was a lot older than your LO! She was probably about 14 or 15 months.

Sounds like you are a bit tired. It does get better I promise. We are great listeners though and are happy to help you through the sleep deprived times, and love listening to cute stories in the good times

jillie1974

*whispers*

kian has slept through the past 5 nights.....

(i hope i've not jinxed it now)


before that, he slept through from about 10 weeks to 24 weeks..and since then about 3 times

aless02

SirM, please don't worry about sleeping through. Finn is 9 months and never slept through - I know other babies who are 14 months and still feed 1-2x a night. Every baby is different and if you start to get jealous of others like that, you will only make yourself feel worse, trust me. The first weeks are the hardest, but he will eventually be able to go longer without feeds. Also, you'd be surprised how they do when mommy isn't nearby!!

Sarah_Joanne

Awwww DH just went to Asda and came back with the boots for me! Right size and everything :kisses2:

aless02

Sarah_Joanne wrote: »

Awwww DH just went to Asda and came back with the boots for me! Right size and everything :kisses2:

I have been thinking about those boots ALL DAY and would be tempted if we hadn't just spent £30 in Argos. :mad:

But my new carpet sweeper is totally awesome and Krystal (and MFD!) is a genius. :cool:

tarajayne

Hi all. Typing on phone, laptop being used for homework so catching up tricky.

Hi Glam, how are you, saw the pic of J other day, what a little man. X

My_Fathers_Daughter

aless02 wrote: »

I have been thinking about those boots ALL DAY and would be tempted if we hadn't just spent £30 in Argos. :mad:

But my new carpet sweeper is totally awesome and Krystal (and MFD!) is a genius. :cool:

I told you that this was the best bit of advice Krystal ever gave me



Krystal - I remembered this morning that I wanted to buy a little duvet and pillow from Ikea - fancy another trip sometime soon? :cool:

Glamazon

tarajayne wrote: »

Hi all. Typing on phone, laptop being used for homework so catching up tricky.

Hi Glam, how are you, saw the pic of J other day, what a little man. X

Hi Tara, I'm good thanks, a bit tired and gutted its Monday tomorrow but other than that I can't complain! How are you?
Yes, he is a proper little boy now. Currently sitting in his [STRIKE]baby jail [/STRIKE]playpen and alternating between reading a book and stacking rings!
He's actually quiet for once!

tiamai_d

Weezl... uhm... I don't know. Its used in food (soft drinks) so I would assume not since it would have to be pretty stable for food use?

And also, my Mum has been using your website. She has made a few of your meals and has noted down what extra things she has added in (coconut cream in the bean curry which btw was a HUGE hit) to jazz it up, mainly because it is a household with two chefs so they are used to highly flavoured foods. Anyway, she wanted to know if you would be interested in what she has been adding in. It's not expensive stuff since she has a budget of £120 a month for 3 adults. I just thought you would be interested in what a chef thinks, especially one who is out of work and on the breadline

Shoes - Amber has cruisers only for outside and at nursery. Usually she wears those shocks from boots at nursery (till she takes them off) but she did need outside shoes for going. At home she is barefoot or in tights. I like baby feet

Sarah_Joanne

My mum dug out my baby book, in the pictures I look so much like Alfie! Also I was very interested to see that I got my first tooth at 3 1/2 months, but my second didn't cut until I was 11 months!!!