MSE Parents Club Part 15

Krystaltips

Ah in that case, yes I think pointy vampire teeth hurt the most seeing as they were the only ones that really gave Caitlyn a problem... We got ours about 2 months ago... But she got all her teeth in freakishly quick succession...

Although according to her baby book we're still a couple of back molars short?

weezl74

Krystaltips wrote: »

Although according to her baby book we're still a couple of back molars short?

DH just said they come through usually in the order a,b, d, c, e where A is your front most baby tooth, and e is the molar, so I guess it's just her e's to come?

SusanC_2

weezl74 wrote: »

hi when did everyone's children's c teeth come through? we have 16 (ferg) so just waiting for those but i think they are more painful according to what I've read. Would folk agree?

Alice got hers at 16, 17, 17 1/2 and some time around 18 or 19 months. We never had any teething symptoms though. (Hence the approximation of the fourth one.)

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

Ah in that case, yes I think pointy vampire teeth hurt the most seeing as they were the only ones that really gave Caitlyn a problem... We got ours about 2 months ago... But she got all her teeth in freakishly quick succession...

Although according to her baby book we're still a couple of back molars short?

Alice's E's came about 15 months after her C's.

MadDogWoman_2

Hello,

Recruitment agency are suitably impressed, 55wpm typing 2mins 20 sec on the basic Excel test flew through the "advanced" test too.

Putting me forward for a position tomorrow

Seeing the union solicitor in the morning to sign off the agreement - braving Chester city centre on my own :eek: not parking in the centre will go via the park and ride.

Welcome all newbies, congratulations Always.

Dummies - when I first introduced the dummy I would stay awake until DD fell asleep the remove so she got used to just having it to fall asleep but didn't need it to stay asleep.

Her dummies aregoing to the fairies on her 4th birthday in return they will leave Chuggington trains - we're already discussing it and she says where, who are having them and what she is getting.

DD always had a side it was easier to feed her on, I also agree with advice already given.

My hand has gone to sleep so I'll see you soon.

SusanC_2

Grr at PALS.
PALS (4th Oct): I am forwarding your e-mail to the complaints department which is based at our Darlington Memorial Hospital site. They will contact you in due course.
Me (five weeks later): I was wondering how long it is likely to be before I hear anything?
PALS: I have sent a copy of your e-mail to the complaints department for them to respond directly to you.
Me (in my head): Yes but clearly I haven't heard anything or I wouldn't be asking you. Since you're supposed to help people with complaints I would expect you to be able to give an idea of how long it normally takes and I can't contact them direct as I went through you so don't have the details.

tiamai_d

Anyone fancy an eBay challenge?

I need to get rid of loads of junk but DH thinks it's still too good to bin. I want to bin it. So he agreed on eBay.. then bin it.

SusanC_2

tiamai_d wrote: »

Anyone fancy an eBay challenge?

I need to get rid of loads of junk but DH thinks it's still too good to bin. I want to bin it. So he agreed on eBay.. then bin it.

Have you got Turbo Lister? It's very :mad: at first but once you've got used to it and done all your default settings it's loads quicker for listing.

always29

ladies, you've all been lovely and supportive with my news, THANK YOU! Can't wait for DP to get in from work now we've both had a day for it to sink in! All these practical tips and experience are utterly invaluable

gill_81uk

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

If you're around Gill, I think something like this would be a good addition to the treasure basket. Poundland do them. Also a balloon whisk would be good (did someone already say that). Maybe some pieces of fabrics, like fleece, satin etc. I'm planning to do one for H.

Thanks, I'll look at getting one of those. I don't think I know what a balloon whisk is

I've been reading all the MIL woes and feeling quite smug as apart from the constant lack of hair comments I've been on very good terms with my MIL recently. However last night I sent both her and my Mum an email asking for help with my basket and I've got this response from MIL "It is a really good idea, it would be nice if we each had one and then when Thomas visits, it would be something else for him to play with"

I'm feeling (inexplicably?) :mad: now. I don't want her to do a treasure basket and I can't make mine (cheaply) or keep it evolving without help from them. I want to tell her not to do one and give her some good reasons why. The only ones I can think of is that he needs to access it regularly, it should be a calming experience in a familiar environment and with no adult interaction. (therefore totally unsuitable for grandparents house where someone will interact with him ALL the time) Am I being totally unreasonable?

Becles - were the fabrics you had in your basket just pieces of fabric or were the fabric items? (hope that makes sense!)