MSE Parents Club Part 14

Jakesmummy

Afternoon everyone, hope everyones good?

Another cot escapee here! just caught her mid climb after i'd put her down for a nap, asked her to show me how she does it and she was using the bedside cabinet as a climbing aid so have shifted that and will hopefully put her off for a while! my sis is babysitting tonight so not a good day to discover this lol!!

I appear to have won some baby show ticket/s (not sure if its one or two), but its in earls court london, too far for me! was wondering if Bruno fancied them for mrs bruno? i really wanted to go when i was pregnant, if not if anyone else is close enough give me a shout, otherwise i'll just stick em on ebay,

x

SusanC_2

bexta wrote: »

Susan, I'm afraid I'm not much good at picking up Sophie's cues yet, we were about to go out, and she did the biggest poonami ever, which I totally didn't see coming! Think it's something I need to work on.

Often Alice wasn't obvious. Or I would only realise retrospectively.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Those Teddy books look ace redstar. They are definitely going on Benjamin's Christmas list.

I read 'Guess How Much I Love You' last night, it was okay but not the relaxing success that 'Down on the Farm' has been - Benjamin wanted to hop and jump on the pages where the nutbrown hairs were hopping and jumping :rotfl::rotfl:

We do read books whenever Benjamin will sit still, it is just finding relaxing ones (or ones that my son will relax to) that I am struggling with!

Krystaltips

We have the little bear book set "can't you sleep little bear?" etc... They're very relaxing... I got ours from the book people with the stories on CD...

redstararnie76

ooh, I'm finding lots of old favourites now - I'm going to have to get them for F!
This was one of A's favourites from nursery. She gave us a shock when I choose it for her from the library because she sat down and 'read' it to us - turned the pages at the right time as well! Then we found out that she had memorised it at nursery!

Sami_Bee

SugarSpun wrote: »

Sami, thank you so much! The fairies just arrived and mmmffngfdvf fvjdgkbdfb dfgs bfrlbgljbg I can't type cause my mouth is full :grouphug:

:rotfl: Caz and your broken bed

You're welcome! I too had German biccies for Bfast - healthy!

I've just got an m&s dine in for £10 meal, 'someone' on here made me - it had better be good now

Tia - http://www.firebox.com/product/2831/A-Zombie-Ate-My-Cupcake?itc=241&src_t=nwt&src_id=322&via=nlprod

r.mac_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Has anybody seen any toddler halloween costumes?

We are going to a party on Sunday 24th which I would like Benjamin to dress up for...and then he can wear it again for his pre-school on the Friday before halloween and then again on the night (getting my moneys worth!)

I have had a quick look but a lot of them seem to be aimed at babies...he is a bit big for a babygrow type costume now.

What is everyone else doing?

my mum bought Annabel a hungry caterpillar costume from somewhere (probably in a sale!). It's very cute, but makes her look like a boy :rotfl: Asda had some toddler costumes in today - skeletons and witches i think. they weren't hugely inspiring.

SugarSpun wrote: »

Our Stokke has been so badly damaged by Sleazyjet that it can't be repaired which means that Easyjet owe us a new Stokke :j but who knows how long it will take

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:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

we've had a lovely morning. We went and splashied in puddles at a place called Almond valley. Fab place. But now my littel darling won't sleep. She's moaning and very tired but cried in the cot until I gave in:o so she's up ad recovering from her ordeal by beig wrapped in a duvet watching a peppa pig DVD so mummy can have 1/2 hour peace an quiet.

For once I don't feel bad as I know that its what we both need! My busy week has finally caught up with me

tarajayne

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

*books easyjet flight*

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tarajayne

Maddy is crazy about Waybuloo, no idea why, stands there shouting 'Wow'.

r.mac_2

tara - Asda had waybuloo clothing in today.

Sami - are your boys still obsessed with george pig? There was george pig clothing in Asda too