MSE Parents Club Part 15
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great...have just fished 2 soothers out of the toilet....'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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jillie1974 wrote: »great...have just fished 2 soothers out of the toilet....
Ew! The throat sweets or dummies? But ew either way!
Benjamin now knows that big boys don't have dummies, so if he has one and I say 'are you a baby or a big boy Benjamin?' He says 'not babba, big boy! Catch!' And then he lobs his dummy as hard as he can, usually at my head!please listen to MFD - she is a wise womanProud Mummy to the gorgeous Benjamin John born 14 March 2009, 8lbs 14ozA new little seedling on the way, due 30 September 20120 -
jillie1974 wrote: »great...have just fished 2 soothers out of the toilet....
Look on the bright side, at least your toilet didn't get blocked with little action figures
Oh and if they were the throat sweets surely you would have just flushed? I know that's what I would have done:rotfl:Mum of several with a twisted sense of humour and a laundry obsession :o0 -
'dummies' but i hate that word so they are 'soothers' here'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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Morning all,
Katie had me up at 2am coughing then she woke up for the day at 6am so a bit tired this morning.
She's at playgroup today, so have gone through her clothes and removed all that are too small, including a favourite dress :eek: Katie needs a seperate drawer for all her tights! I didn't dare count how many pairs of jeans she has.
I have no other plans for today.Proud to be dealing with my debts
DD Katie born April 2007!
3 years 9 months and proud of it
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Sami, do you not realise the fluffy pics are bad grammar ON PURPOSE? It's supposed to be cute, silly! CAFC, don't listen to her.My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Methinks someone missed the *fun thing* about lolcats :whistle:
Ps. Krystal I like being famous in your siggy:cool:0 -
Krystaltips wrote: »KitKat, was it you that said you couldn't bath T on your own because of your back? Have you tried just filling up the kitchen sink and bathing him in there?
I know what you mean but I even struggled doing this LOL. I do feel useless, I just cannot bend my back while holding T or holding any weight, and if I keep it straight it kinda goes all spasmy and then I have to lie down. He also is super wriggley, kicks like hell and keeps arching his back when being bathed! Ahhhh top and tail it is then! Although I now can wash his hair on my own LOL. Sometimes I do feel like an old lady I'm 24!!!
I may even attempt bathing him in the sink again, I will make sure there is towels and something to put him down on just incase my back gives in!
EDIT: Is there anything that can be done for a constipated baby? He doesn't seem in distress at all, but its been 4 days! He is normally a 2 day poo baby! I bet it'll happen when I go to my friends house tomorrow; his family are quite prim and proper, but a babys gota poo... LOL0 -
kitkat5566 wrote: »I know what you mean but I even struggled doing this LOL. I do feel useless, I just cannot bend my back while holding T or holding any weight, and if I keep it straight it kinda goes all spasmy and then I have to lie down. He also is super wriggley, kicks like hell and keeps arching his back when being bathed! Ahhhh top and tail it is then! Although I now can wash his hair on my own LOL. Sometimes I do feel like an old lady I'm 24!!!
I may even attempt bathing him in the sink again, I will make sure there is towels and something to put him down on just incase my back gives in!
KK I'm 25 and feel like an old lady too Been having unexplained stumbles the last few days but got Physio tomorrow so hopefully she will put my mind at rest instead of sending me back to the neurologist :eek:
OH takes Squeaks in the shower with him, he holds, I wash lol would that work for you guys?Mum of several with a twisted sense of humour and a laundry obsession :o0 -
No mum will be taking him back down south, he doesnt like the northern weather, and he's just not getting the attention he deserves and I know he'll be happier there... just hard to accept iyswimMy_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Krystal, I love your siggy, it is so insightful...but I miss your kids and your hubby and the bf support numberjillie1974 wrote: »great...have just fished 2 soothers out of the toilet....
KitKat, I wouldn't worry too much about bath frequency at T's age anyway... When Caitlyn was small and unmoving, I made sure her bum was clean and I regularly cleared out the finger jam... Baths we infrequent... She didn't have too many flies round her...
She very much enjoyed the creche... I would be tempted to book her in again next week if I was more mobile, but the school run is killing me, I definitely couldn't do it twice in 1 day!
Driving lesson went well, she took me round a stupid island layout on the black country route to get used to where to position myself if I was on a test (twice!) and then made me reverse around a corner... I think I have that one nailed now, thank goodness!A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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Morning:)
The snot coming out of my nose is :eek:
Daisy is normally a one a day girl but has been going 2 days or more without a poo... and just now I was changing a dirty nappy and *TMI* she did a very runny poo:( I hope she's not getting poorly.BLOWINGBUBBLES:kisses2: SMARTIE120
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