MSE Parents Club Part 15

Dribblekitten

threemuttleys wrote: »

oh wow...how cool is that?!

he is quite chilled out...he happily goes for naps/sleeps while Im not in the room..which is ace. Was worried id have a clingy baby, but he is fab.

I too have a sling, I have three dogs (hence the user name) so he is in it 3-4 times per day for 1/2 hour at a time, he loves it, snuggles into my chest, and off he goes snoring.

We are not having a good time atm with the reflux/colic. Im taking him to Babyclinic on wednesday, Gripe Water seems to work better than Infacol, but he really doesnt like the taste (tho I like the smell of it LOL)

Oh I am jealous that he'll sleep on his own - we can now get V to sit on her own on a mat or cushion for about 10minutes, but if she's left alone in the room all hell breaks loose. Still she slept in the pram this morning after a brisk walk (must have been the cold) so onwards and upwards. We're infacolling too, when I remember, my eldest is very keen on it for some reason - good luck at the clinic.

Just spent a lovely morning with Som and Tahlie. Hope Tahlie isn't too traumatised over H's jealousy with her toys - she will have a shock when baby V can steal them too but we've got a while to work on that.

Bought far too many lemon and lime jaffa cakes at tesco - 43p for double packet as they are halloweeny. May go back for more tomorrow.

aless02

Nik71 wrote: »

Hi ladies, do you mind if I join you?

I've lurked for a long time, and decided today was the day to be brave and say hello. :wave:

I'm a SAHM to three babies. DS 13, DD1 10 and DD2 21 months old who loves Peppa Pig and Numberjacks.

Hiya Nik!

Cute avatar, is that DD2's favourite Numberjack?

redstararnie76

hi Nik!! welcome!

r.mac_2

hi nik71 and :wave:

Your youngest DD is around the same age as my DD, Annabel!

we talk a lot on here, but like to think that we are welcoming, so come on in draw up a chair and join us. I'm hoping you can give me lots of advice since you have older ones :rotfl:

SugarSpun

Welcome Nik - I suppose you know all about the standard questions we ask new posters but I feel a bit asking about a 13 year old's poop :rotfl:

Miss M has been snotting freely all day so we've not gone to Gymboree. We were supposed to be there and at the doctors so I put on a nice top and good jeans and they're wasted!! Only the woman in the bakery saw them and clearly she doesn't care what I'm wearing; she normally sees me disguising a pajama top under a coat.

SusanC_2

Nik71 wrote: »

Hi ladies, do you mind if I join you?

I've lurked for a long time, and decided today was the day to be brave and say hello. :wave:

I'm a SAHM to three babies. DS 13, DD1 10 and DD2 21 months old who loves Peppa Pig and Numberjacks.

Welcome. Alice likes Numberjacks. In the summer she had a phase where she insisted on wearing pink and when people asked her name she said it was three. Then she decided zero was better because green is her favourite colour.

esio_trot

Hi Nik, think there are a few of us creeping out of lurkdom lately

edinburgh folks - thanks for the invite next week but I won't be able to come (nothing to do with being a fraidy cat either!). It clashes with a baby group I go to with a friend. Maybe another time

We've been to Jo Jingles this morning and off to the GP in an hour to see if he can help us fight waiting list battles. Fingers crossed but I'm not holding out a huge amount of hope.

SusanC_2

SS I am perplexed by your signature. What counts as essential and what counts as non-essential?

Somnium

Dribblekitten wrote: »

Just spent a lovely morning with Som and Tahlie. Hope Tahlie isn't too traumatised over H's jealousy with her toys - she will have a shock when baby V can steal them too but we've got a while to work on that.

Bought far too many lemon and lime jaffa cakes at tesco - 43p for double packet as they are halloweeny. May go back for more tomorrow.

We had a lovely time, T was loving the little ball bit We popped to Tesco after yours as I needed veggies, honest I didnt buy Jaffa cakes too.

Oh and they had boys and girls 16 inch bikes for £14:money:there ages 5-7 approx.

Hi Nik71

Am so confused by all the goings on here atm, and very that we have people getting banned.

Glam - glad to see you around, am pleased to hear you seem to have things under control x

SugarSpun

SusanC wrote: »

SS I am perplexed by your signature. What counts as essential and what counts as non-essential?

Toothpaste and deodorant are essential, fizzy items that you drop into the bath are non-essential. Perfumes are non-essential; baby shampoo is essential. Grown-up shampoo would be essential if I didn't have a stockpile of six bottles from when there was a Boots glitch on Aussie products

Makeup wouldn't have been essential if all mine hadn't been stolen from my suitcase on the way to Bermuda :eek: