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MSE Parents Club Part 14
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Dont cut her hair EA!!! LOL. T's hair is growing so quick but I dont think I would be able to bring myself to cut it if it gets too long.. its too beautiful and soft... LOL0
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kitkat5566 wrote: »Dont cut her hair EA!!! LOL. T's hair is growing so quick but I dont think I would be able to bring myself to cut it if it gets too long.. its too beautiful and soft... LOL
I love the baby softness of hair, i like to stroke it
My little brother used to have long blond curls until my dads ex got it cut
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:hello: jillie .. lots here ... had a lovely few days with my friend in london missed the kids loads though .. just sorting zoes birthday and xmas at the mo .. jaydens hit terrible 2s early and he cries at everything .. zoes, well zoe :rotfl: she hasnt changed much just abit more demanding ..
how are you? hows kian? saw the vid on FB with the walker dont remember if i said owt yet but hes sooooo big now bless him
x
Still searching .....:)
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we're fine here searchie

getting ready for the holiday now cannot wait.
is there a christmas market in sheffield? was thinking as i never made it over in the summer maybe that would be an option?'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
kitkat5566 wrote: »Thanks everyone
feel a bit awful posting my rant on here but I just needed to talk to someone, and I really dont know anyone around here and cba to talk to family, feel better just talking. Hopefully its just a stage with him starting a new job.
Kindof; is the comfort milk any good? I did think about trying that.
EDIT: doc just prescribed infacol, although T has basically been drinking it for weeks, we actually switched to detinox (i think) this week for a change, that doesnt seem too bad but we have to burp him more often as the air bubbles get too big
It worked for us, i know every baby is different, but the comfort milk, the colief and the special bottles all helped.
We tried infacol first, then gripe water but they didn't work for us
I can hear an e screaming he is way over tired and refusing to go to sleep, i better go rescue OHDebt £30,823.48/£44,856.56 ~ 06/02/21 - 31.28% Paid OffMortgage (01/04/09 - 01/07/39)
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yes but its not til the 18th of december .. or is that ok? x
Still searching .....:)
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searching_me wrote: »yes but its not til the 18th of december .. or is that ok? x
not liek manchester then when its on from mid november'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
nah we're always the last ones .. poor old sheffy :rotfl: x
Still searching .....:)
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Toaster - mine is on 6. I like really thick slices of bread, so it's soft and fluffy in the middle but almost burned on the edges, and then plenty of melted butter. That's my breakfast nearly every day
Buttonmoons wrote: »Im totally stuck as to what to get Keira for her "big" gift at Xmas.
Have you got an ELC or similar catalogue? Give her the catalogue, some scissors and a pritt stick and get her to make a picture of all the toys she likes. That might give you some ideas
*hugs* kitkat - hope you get things worked out with OH xx
Been to the hospital this afternoon to see they physio about my pelvic floor. I've been doing the squeezing exercises and she said everything has tightened up and popped back into place. Been told to keep doing the exercises and hopefully everything should be ok from now on.
I wonder how many ladies are squeezing now :rotfl:Here I go again on my own....0 -
searching_me wrote: »nah we're always the last ones .. poor old sheffy :rotfl: x
ahh...might be a little tooo close to christmas. but i wont rule it out yet.'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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