MSE Parents Club Part 15

tiamai_d

SusanC wrote: »

Yes. I nearly said that but then I decided people would probably work out that we didn't live in a tent.

I like to state the obvious :rotfl:

redmel1621

My baby rolled over for the first time today:) Been busy making a cake for my VBF's daughter, she will be 2 tomorrow and loves Dora, so I have done her a Dora themed cake, just need to finish it off before she comes to visit tomorrow (and collect cake) My shift button has stopped working!! How bizarre, I bet K has something to do with it...little monkey he is;)

tiamai_d

yay Mel!!! Now you have to get her to do it again and again so you get it onvideo for us all

gill_81uk

redmel1621 wrote: »

My baby rolled over for the first time today:) Been busy making a cake for my VBF's daughter, she will be 2 tomorrow and loves Dora, so I have done her a Dora themed cake, just need to finish it off before she comes to visit tomorrow (and collect cake) My shift button has stopped working!! How bizarre, I bet K has something to do with it...little monkey he is;)

:T:T for Tea:T:T

Buttonmoons

Yey for Tea. You'll never get a minutes peace now she's mobile mel :rotfl:

Ive got Keira's parents evening at 3:35, so ill just hang around at nursery for 20mins, no point coming back to head back straight away. I kinda don't see the point in them as they just ask you if you have any Q's, if I had any concerns I'd mention them every day when I see them lol. I suppose it matters when they go to school as you'd not have the same contact with the primary teacher.

There is a wee polish boy in Keira's nursery and i swear to blog he is my cousins double, i said helllo connor to him the other day, his name is Oscar, lmao!

Keira is wearing a silk chinese style dress today, that her aunt brought her back from Singapore, she prances into the nursery and said "Do you like my lipstick, it matches my shoes" and the nursery nurse comes over and starts stroking her dress.

I did suggest tying her hair up like a proper little geisha, but she told me that's ugly, and also, wearing jeans are ugly, and for boys, and you know, she never ever ever wants to wear trousers EVER again, and cries if you even dare suggest it. Not really sure what to do with her tbh! It's a battle of wills and tears every day if I suggest she is to wear something that isn't a dress/tights/sparkly.

She will accept two braids in her hair, but not one down her back, as that is like Jessie from Toy story, and she has a toxic dislike of her hair bobble - !!!!!!?! :rotfl:

Evansangel

Oh my god i am dying. I just did a work out on Kinect. I am so unfit.

So i had some pepsi and having a lay down

gill_81uk

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tiamai_d

LOL Buttons, my friend called me today and told me that her now 4 year old is a pink fairy. Apparently fairies don't wear socks or shoes or pants. Fairies don't go to school (nursery). Fairies only drink pink milk and eat pink yogurt or pink cake. And everything that is pink is perfect and fairy Wonder if she got her to school?

TBH, if it was Amber, I'd indulge her. You just know that she will grow out of it and become a tomboy in a few years anyway!

SusanC_2

emsywoo123 wrote: »

I've just remembered why I don't post here! You lot with your already squeezed out babies, all cute and yummy.

Me, I've got a 7yr old DD who is my absolute world, but she does know everything and a flaming great big bump!! :rotfl:

Mine isn't a baby - she's three and a half.

Evansangel

I wish Lily wouldn't make eye contact with me when trying to poop.

It makes me laugh and my laugh distracts her :rotfl: