MSE Parents Club Part 14

aless02

Yay for David!!!! Yay for more sleep in the Hammy household! :T :T :T

MichelleM

Thankyou ladies. I value your honest opinions.

I will have to start doing some more research. Im not quite sure which meal(s) to begin with? I was thinking around tea time?? Or should I go with breakfast?

Yay for hammy! Did you sleep through too or did you wake up to check why he hadnt woken too? :P

redstararnie76

I started with teatime, simply because it was the least rushed mealtime, and then I went with breakfast quite quickly after that as that was when he seemed hungry...

hammyhunter

MichelleM wrote: »

Thankyou ladies. I value your honest opinions.

I will have to start doing some more research. Im not quite sure which meal(s) to begin with? I was thinking around tea time?? Or should I go with breakfast?

Yay for hammy! Did you sleep through too or did you wake up to check why he hadnt woken too? :P

I started with lunch time just so I could see how he reacted to food without it causing too much trouble at bed time

I have been awake since 4 but only cos I have been in pain - David is more than capable of letting me know he is awake so I don't bother worrying about him when he is asleep

My_Fathers_Daughter

Shamelessly posting a few pics:

Ooo - a box!!


A giggling box!!


BOOO!!!

redstararnie76

MFD - fantastic!!!!

tiamai_d

Michelle, we wonderede how Amber would take to signs since we use them with Chris. So far she looks at us like we are mad. I 'think' she is aware of the milk one, she will sometimes get excited but as she is really not fussed on milk at the moment it could just be random. So no signs back.

Amber was given solids at 21 weeks. When I say given, I mean she shoved her hands into my cottage pie and started eating it. The boys were a lot younger. Tried Amber a few times on porridge before that but she wasn't bothered. I don't like the 6 month rule myself. Some babies will be happy to not have solids till after 6 months, some are wanting it at 4months. So long as it's over 17 weeks (which is the only thing they all agree on now) and they are eating rather than the food being forced in, it's all good. Each to their own.

hammyhunter

very, very cute MFD

workinmummy

:T Yay for David. Sorry you have been in pain Hammy. Hope you are ok?

And happy birthday to csh's Kieren.

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

It's mighty quiet on here. Where is everybody tonight?

I fell asleep, on the couch this time, watching Law & Order. I don't seem to be able to watch the whole of an hour long program that starts at 9pm.

SJ, I too had my own house, bought with an ex, we split, I got the house. Met OH, he moved in, then I sold it and bought another, sold that when we split. Rented for a few years. God knows where the cash from the house sale went...... Then we bought together 3 years ago. If i'd have stuck with the first house, i'd have paid about 14 years mortgage that was somewhere around £250 - £300 a month and much more affordable.

But it's all ifs, but and maybes and hindsight is a wonderful thing......sigh

cazscoob

Every time you lot talk about something it seems to happen for me LOL! after the talk of the signing classes last night i have recieved a letter asking me to start in November!!!

I am definatly buying a lottery ticket this week after you all talking about winning

I think each baby is different and will need to be started on solids at different times, its like saying at 3 months every baby should be in 3-6 months clothes when some will be ready and some wont? my bigger ones were weaned earlier as that is what i was told to do? the little ones were given solids when i felt they were ready.

i am bored, the weather is misrable and i dont feel like doing housework. Have reserved some toys at argos so can pick them up when Oh gets home. just got a top i won on ebay and it smells? whats everyones plans for today/weekend?