MSE Parents Club Part 15

tarajayne

They sell those shoes in Lyme Regis, amazing really, that's got to be the first thing one of you has ever posted that I had actually seen!!!

Krystaltips

I'm just lol-ing at V wearing size 6 and 7 shoes... Caitlyn will probably be that size when she starts school!

tarajayne

How do the sizes compare to Clarks?

3onitsway

Krystaltips wrote: »

I'm just lol-ing at V wearing size 6 and 7 shoes... Caitlyn will probably be that size when she starts school!

I wonder how Caitlyns tiny feet keep her upright! :rotfl:

V was a 5 at the last Clarks visit, but the shoes she got then, she has been taking off all this week so I think we're due another measure.

I now have about 7 pair of the MIL's unworn, size 5, Primark plastic shoe purchases to list on ebay!

Krystaltips

There's a reason she's always got bruises on her forehead!

pinkpig08

The website says the sizes are the same as leading retailers - so I'd assume they're the same as Clarks.

Caitlyn is only in a 2.5F and all of the size 3's are sold out

Jakesmummy

Krystaltips wrote: »

I'm just lol-ing at V wearing size 6 and 7 shoes... Caitlyn will probably be that size when she starts school!

I was a size 7 when I first started school lol, i was a dink shame i cant say the same now, well i am short but ya kno lol!!

Jasmines a 4, coming up to a 5 i think but i wanted those pretty pink ones and its says they're oos. I should really get her feet measured again, i think she'll end up and adult size 4 like me seeing as me and both my sisters are in 4's and so is my mum, comes in handy for shoe swapping!

Becles

SugarSpun wrote: »

I got my HR problem sorted :j

Yay :j

tarajayne wrote: »

We've just had the letter about Erin's residential next year, £40 now, £60 beginning December then the other £208.50 by beginning March. Half of me wants to tell them to stick it, but the other half doesn't want her left out! What do I do?

It depends on if you can afford it or not. Mine haven't been away with school as I think it's too expensive. I sat down and explained why it costs so much and other things that we could do with the money it costs, and they both understood why it was poor value for money.

They enjoyed the time in school while the others were away. They were made useful by putting up artwork on the walls, going into other classes and helping out, watching films and playing with the little ones in the nursery.

tiamai_d wrote: »

Bloods came back as getting better so we are being transferred to yorkhill rather than Leeds!!! LEeds!? They were talking about liver transplants! No idea how I managed to keep standing at that point!!! She is improving slowly but they want to wee it continue and liver stuff is hard because things can suddenly change. I'm terrified. But must stay positive. Sh will be fine. She will be.

*sends get well vibes* xx Make sure you look after yourself too. Get rest where you can and remember to eat! It's easy to forget when you're at the hospital all day and night. Been there when James was poorly with pneumonia and was kept in.

BrunoM wrote: »

OH is ok in that contractions have gone away and she has just had twinges today; however she had a bit of a meltdown this pm, after first the online shopping order arrived and she couldn't put it all away (bending and stretching), then E wouldn't go down for his nap. She is ok again now and if I have my way we are for a very early night.

That's understandable. I had SPD and severe swelling with Charlotte and was pretty much immobile. It was so frustrating sitting there knowing I had to much to do, but it was such a huge effort to get off the sofa just to have a wee, never mind anything else. I used to get really angry about it

Eventful afternoon here. School phoned and said James had a head injury and they said he needed to go to hospital. He was carrying on at lunchtime and somehow he managed to crack the top of his head off a wall. Drove all the way to school (12 miles) in a bit of a shaky panic, and he seemed fine when I got there. Talked to him in the car and he didn't feel sick, his vision was fine and he wasn't disorientated, just had an egg on his head. Decided not to take him to hospital and he's been fine since.

Fantastic boot camp this evening. We did a lot of boxing and my sparring partner was a Newcastle fan who kept saying 5-1 to make me hit harder :rotfl:

Buttonmoons

I can't believe they don't sell squeaky shoes in Keira's size. :mad:

I really want her to annoy Idris by squeaking all over the house :rotfl:

ladybirdintheuk

Morning all. We have got into this weeks time for bedtime, but still in last weeks time in the mornings. With mega naps in the middle. I can't ask nursery/my Mum to cut her naps short (nursery might do what I ask, but my parents won't, and it isn't !) so some nap limiting will be the way forward once I'm off work I think. Except we have a long car journey Thursday and Friday this week, so iff she sleeps in the car there isn't a great deal I can do about it. Oh well
How is everyone else this morning?