MSE Parents Club Part 14

redstararnie76

This looks sweet http://www.mothercare.com/My-Jungle-Family-Duvet-Cover/dp/B002SPUC30/ref=sr_11_1/278-9050714-2280112?_encoding=UTF8&mcb=core

This is quite cute too http://www.dunelm-mill.com/shop/daisy-and-me-collection-cot-duvet-cover-54433

cazscoob

krystal what happend with the pram i must have missed that??

im on and off with a very clingy baby, just put her in the Stokke in front of the TV, please dont report me to bad mummys thread lol!

delain

BeenieCat wrote: »

Latest installment of the never-ending CSA saga: "We have been told that Mr Ex is no longer employed"

a) Yes he is
b) Even if he wasn't, what about my arrears?
and c) Yes he is.

Oooh I don't get CSA but I have a contact saga :rotfl: there's been a rainforest worth of paper generated :o:o:o

Enough to drive you mad the silly lies they tell!

BeenieCat

I don't get CSA either lol. Tw@ts. Why doesn't smarmy Cameron do something about the waste of their wages. I've never met anyone yet who the CSA actually works well for

workinmummy

Morning.

Argos have 3 for 2 on all Chad Valley toys.

But i'm not buying because i've finished all childrens x-mas shopping.:p

newmoneysaver_2

Hey WM, I was think about you this morning. How is Alex's reflux now? Has it improved now he's sitting up?

workinmummy

newmoneysaver wrote: »

Hey WM, I was think about you this morning. How is Alex's reflux now? Has it improved now he's sitting up?

Hiya NMS.

Saw the doctor a couple of weeks ago, as I would prefer him to be moving towards cow milk. He's currently still on the prescribed Enfamil and infant gaviscon. I've cut him down to one sachet of gaviscon and he seems fine, has even been going bib free for a few weeks. Need to bite the bullet and try him without gaviscon and then see if we can move him away from the formula, but i have about a months supply of that left. (And its free, so MSE!). My worry is that cows milk won't be thick enough, but i'll never know 'til we try it . He's fine with yogurts now too, so if he ever had a problem with dairy that's long gone.

Thanks for asking. How is Liam doing with his eczema?

Current problem seems to be separation anxiety. But not from me, from the child-minder. He screams and cries and rattles the baby gate, when she tries to go off and do something like get his lunch and this is when he's in a room full of children of all ages too, who are all clammering for his attention and cuddles, but he just wants her.

JAM1376

Quick sneaky post from boring work...

Hi all, waterporoofs - all in one or seperate? Fleece lined or not? Any opinions?

Thanks, back later, hugs to all xxx

newmoneysaver_2

That's all fab news WM! Well done Alex :T It makes such a big difference when your no longer worried about getting covered with each feed. We had to wean Liam on to normal formula because he was used to the thicker stuff too - we did it in stages, gradually reducing the amount of thickening formula.I'm so glad he's fine with dairy too, that one is proving to be a difficult one for us to manage.

Liam's eczema was getting under control until yesterday - but he's teething and apparently that can effect it too! We're still under the community nurses for another visit, then we'll either be referred back to our GP or onto the hospital (the hospital can then refer us back to the community nurses if needed :cool:) We're still waiting for an appointment with the dietician (sp), but it's a 6-8 week wait. In the meantime we're on soya.

Ah, your poor childminder!

newmoneysaver_2

Hi Jam,

Can't help you I'm afraid, but I was wondering if you had started back at work. How is it going?