MSE Parents Club Part 14

Evansangel

emlou2009 wrote: »

:eek::eek:
Bet you wish you still had Joolz :rotfl:
Seriously, eeeew, I hope your LL gets it sorted soon for you.

Jools was a wuss, he would of hid away :rotfl:

Actually, im not sure. He did manage to kill a pigeon and drag it through a small open top window :eek:

I will call the LL in a bit though.

Somnium wrote: »

EA - yeay for new baby scan pic, do you have a pet name for him/her?

Fabian :rotfl:
It means 'Bean'

Bruno, i will look at your video when Lily is asleep. She keeps pressing buttons on the laptop and shutting down my tabs. I dont even know how she's doing it!

cazscoob

***Happy Birthday Krystal*** i love your cake

Apart from the books already mentioned we love the teeny tiny woman, it also gets to the stage the kids know it off by heart that i only have to turn the pages lol! i also bought all the readin tree kipper books from the book man, its the same as the school reading system but lets them get a little head start!

bexta

:bdaycake: Krystal, hope you have a lovely day!

CAFC, that is truly horrible.:mad::mad::mad: May fungus infect the lot of the evil wenches!

Hugs for poorly mummies and bubbas.

Those boy cheerleaders were so cute. I loved how the cheer instructor took no BS of them or their mums.

Got a very miserable madam this morning. She only wants booby after her jabs. She didn't even want daddy cuddles yesterday.

Wilma123

3onitsway wrote: »

Morning Wilma.

Is Roxy in a cot, has she learnt to escape too?

She is in a cot and can't escape yet so i must have moved her in my sleep! I usually at least wake up first :rotfl::o

kitkat5566

Morning all

Cafc: I can't believe that happened at your baby massage group, makes me so mad. What is wrong with these people?! You did well keeping your cool I would have lost the plot and told them what I thought of them.

Happy birthday Krystal!

Went to tescos and got a medela mini for £28 so that was good, tried it last night and although it is very noisy it seems to express more than my other pump did so that's good.

For the past 4 nights T has slept from 11pm until 9am, it's heaven! I'm making the most of it while it lasts...

SusanC_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Can anyone recommend any nicely rhyming childrens books for bedtime?

For the last 3 nights I have read a book called 'Down on the Farm' which Benjamin got as a gift from his pre-school at Easter (I can't find a link but it is a beautiful book, I will find it and post it at some point).

We are both really enjoying Down on the Farm because is has a lovely pace and a rhythm and rhyme to it that makes it flow.

We have lots of the classics, bear hunt etc but I think they are more about active reading rather than bedtime reading if that makes any sense...


So - what do you recommend to read to a 19 month old at bedtime?

The "This is the Bear" books are excellent - Alice chose those every night for six months (until she got some Thomas books).

Krystaltips

Sami, we got a couple of audio books from the pound shop the other day, room on the broom and monkey puzzle... Room on the Broom and Charlie Cooks Favourite Book are my favourites... And Hairy Maclairy from Donaldsons Dairy

delain

I always liked the Lynley Dodd ones, you know, hairy maclary and slinky malinki

Also (although it doesn't rhyme) we're going on a bear hunt was always a big hit with mine when they were small!

SugarSpun

:rotfl: Husband and Molly have gone to Gymboree for free playtime. I have done dishes, sorted her too-small clothes and put them away, cleaned the kitchen, got two sets of directions for tomorrow's errands, finished my email catchup, done some work on my paper, made a phone order with Vertbaudet (apparently there are known problems with that code; they're putting them through manually and someone will call to confirm payment later) and taken a shower. I'd havee vacuumed but I can't get the mattress attachment off it and I'm not doing the whole flat with Midget Vacuum Head. He's going to come home and ask me how my relaxing quiet time was :rotfl:

got-it-spend-it

SugarSpun wrote: »

:rotfl: Husband and Molly have gone to Gymboree for free playtime. I have done dishes, sorted her too-small clothes and put them away, cleaned the kitchen, got two sets of directions for tomorrow's errands, finished my email catchup, done some work on my paper, made a phone order with Vertbaudet (apparently there are known problems with that code; they're putting them through manually and someone will call to confirm payment later) and taken a shower. I'd havee vacuumed but I can't get the mattress attachment off it and I'm not doing the whole flat with Midget Vacuum Head. He's going to come home and ask me how my relaxing quiet time was :rotfl:

Love the hoovering excuse SS! I'll have to remember that one .