MSE Parents Club Part 14

3onitsway

SugarSpun wrote: »

And I think quite often younger children have their needs met/entertainment provided by older ones so don't need to talk as quick - someone was telling me that but I can't remember who.

I think i've heard that too, and would agree with it. Why does V need to speak when she can just drag L around to do stuff for her. :rotfl:

Its my child free day today so i'm off to Halfords to collect L's new bike, then make space in the shed to hide it.

And maybe Asda to see if they still have some straighteners on half price that I saw last week. I've broken my GHD's , they still work but sound a bit electrically crackly. It'll save OH having to think about what to get me for my birthday, but I need something to keep me looking presentable until December.

Somnium

Grrr posted earlier but it never seemed to have appeared!!!

Well better night again here, and we have tooth no 3 Also thanks to metamium sore bum is on its way out too. Just the snotty nose to go now..

Jenny - can't believe Erin is nearly 1, where has that year gone?

beenie - hope Ambers bruises heal quick, T rolled of the bed the other night after I popped to the loo thinking she was sparko! wont do that again.

Aless - hope you have a rain free walk.

SJ - get a pic of him trying to climb the sofa, it sounds cute.

Well usual Wednesday with MIL and I have a smear at 3.30...deep joy!!!



bexta - very cute S's bottom burps setting off the monitor.

EA - we will be lowering Ts cot at the weekend as I found her knelt up in it yesterday, and she can now get her self almost sitting upright.

Evansangel

A baby talk lady who come to my house said that babies either learn to walk or talk first.

I do know that my both my brothers never spoke until late as me and my 2 sisters always spoke for them, my youngest brother is 5 and has only recently learnt to speak alot more

Edit: Som, i've been told i should be allowed a smear after this second one is born.

A whole 3 years early

jillie1974

kian is pushing his fire engine up and down the room looking very pleased with himself

3onitsway

Evansangel wrote: »

I do know that my both my brothers never spoke until late as me and my 2 sisters always spoke for them, my youngest brother is 5 and has only recently learnt to speak alot more

OH has younger twin brothers. They did that strange twin thing where they'd only speak to each other in their own language! :eek: I'm not sure when they finally decided to speak to other people, but I know it got quite worrying for MIL and they started speech therapy and stuff.

aless02

SJ, I've been lurking on Flylady for a few weeks, but I'm chicken to commit! I keep telling myself once I know what work is doing, I will get into its routine. Plus every time I miss a Monday, I rationalise that I can't possibly start mid-week because things might be missed out on cleaning :rotfl:.

CAFCGirl

MORNING!!!!!

Ive got a whinger on my hands this morning..... GAH!

I need to clean up our house as well..... its horrid.... of course i blame it all on the dog...

SugarSpun

SJ, Aless, I'm planning to attempt Flylady once I'm not in work. We'll see how well I do :rotfl:

I'm getting really bored of the article I'm writing Still, 17 more days after this one and I shall be a SAHM with far more absorbing things to think about. Like gradually decluttering the kitchen

Evansangel

Im starting a cleaning plan this Sunday.

Im going to sort the spare room out and then tidy the rest of the house. Then throughout the week i want DH to help keep it tidy. Then on Sunday i can start again and clean the whole house ready for the week again

Im very excited, we are going toy shopping for Lily tomorrow! She has about £40 in her money box and she has no toys to suit her age, i just need to find some good deals

aless02

EA, are Tesco toys still 1/2 off? That might be good!

I also have a super-clingy, 100% trouble baby today. He's managed to almost choke on his biscuit, knock an entire cup of water onto the floor, bash his head on the door, and pull the mop handle onto his head. In-between which there has been lots of whinging and demands for attention.