MSE Parents Club Part 14

kindofagilr

Thanks for all the answers on blw, i just don't feel comfortable with it myself lol, i find it easier spoon feeding him, he does get finger food as well

Somnium

kindof - I think that at the end of the day you go with what works for you and your comfortable with.

delain

SusanC wrote: »

I thinkt hey make highchairs ridiculously big - when Alice stopped using hers, we still had the straps on the tightest setting and they were loose. This is two months before we stopped using it and you can see the straps are falling off her shoulders:

It looks like she's in the garage eating bugs!

Sorry I know they're probably raisins but the pic made me :rotfl::rotfl:

SusanC_2

delain wrote: »

It looks like she's in the garage eating bugs!

Sorry I know they're probably raisins but the pic made me :rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl: We used to keep the bikes in the kitchen in our old house. They're currants.

Sami_Bee

gill_81uk wrote: »

Thanks Aless...it's more that I want to make sure what I can/can't give him atm as he's still 2 weeks from 6 months.

Hahaha he did an epic poo this morning for DH...must be the result of last night's porridge!

As with most things the answer lies in post #2

Sami_Bee wrote: »

General:

NHS Start4life - info on feeding from milk to solids and active play

3onitsway

Sami What's with your FB status? Has E been weighed this morning?

Sami_Bee

3onitsway wrote: »

Sami What's with your FB status? Has E been weighed this morning?

lol no, no chance of my baby ever being called fat There was an adorable squidgy baby on This Morning

3onitsway

Sami_Bee wrote: »

lol no, no chance of my baby ever being called fat There was an adorable squidgy baby on This Morning

:rotfl::rotfl:I thought you'd had E on a diet of deep fried mars bars and he'd suddenly become a squidgy fat baby! :rotfl::rotfl:


I'm a bit bored today. V is having a nap, everywhere is tidy and I don't even have any ironing to do.

SusanC_2

3onitsway wrote: »

I'm a bit bored today. V is having a nap, everywhere is tidy and I don't even have any ironing to do.

I'm clearly doing something wrong: I never run out of stuff to do although I do procrastinate a lot.

Becles

We never bothered with a high chair. I fed Charlotte in her bouncy chair at first as she was weaned before she could sit unsupported.

Once she could sit up herself, I just used a booster seat that fastened into a dining chair and she sat at the table with us. She used that until she was about 2, and then has just used a normal dining chair since then.

This is her on her first pancake day at 10 months. Note the infamous stripey babygro



She didn't want to go to school this afternoon and said she wanted to stay at home and look after me. I said she had to go and I'd be fine on my own. She said "well make sure you put your cardy on and stay warm" :rotfl:

I never run out of things to do either. I was going to take it easy this morning, but I ended up putting the Tesco shopping away when it was delivered, did some ironing, sorted some paperwork out, cleaned the bathroom and played with Charlotte.