MSE Parents Club Part 15

jillie1974

i only use bbay shampoo if there is food or as now, snot in his hair

MadDogWoman_2

Whoop - Katie is getting the idea of how to cut food with a knife, she's just managed to eat a sausage without any interference from me

Plans_all_plans

Once, perhaps twice a week here for my DD (4). Like some others I can't see how she needs a bath more frequently as she doesn't get dirty everyday and until she is a teen she's not going to get B.O!

I will wash her face most mornings and her teeth are done twice a day (more if she has eaten sweets)

For my husband and I it's a shower everyday (washing my hair every other day)

I would say though strawberry_pud just go with your instinct about what's best for your kids. It doesn't matter what everyone else does. Fair enough if you're asking all these questions on your threads out of curiosity, but please just do what YOU think's best for your kids and who cares if it goes against what everyone else does (obviously neglect and abuse excluded!!!)

Buttonmoons

You can have the snow here. It's covered! But also, CHUFFIN CAULD!

I ordered Keira sledge online yesterday, cause, noway I'll be able to get one in a shop :rotfl:

Greener_Grass

almost everyday depending on how filthy my son is, i'd say at least 5 times a week though. My son loves the bath and he gets quite sweaty as always sleeps under his pillow so i can't imagine him going more than one day without a bath

Quiet_Life

strawberrypud wrote: »

I think I might start just giving them baths once a week! The baby's skin is really dry anyway so that might actually help

That reminds me of comments made by a leading dermatologist a few years ago on Radio 4

He felt that a contributory factor in the rise of chilhood skin conditions was down to the children being bathed too often.

He said that the skins natural oils were being washed away and baby oil products did not replace them.
He felt that the old fashioned practice of 'top and tailing' should be used more often.

Food for thought?

jillie1974

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-11839643

havent disclosed what the problem is exactly but must be serious enough to close a nursery for 6 weeks


http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1372751_nursery_closed_as_police_investigate_claims_children_were_lifted_up_roughly?rss=yes

this is what newspaper says ^

redmel1621

Mrs_Ihenetu wrote: »

DS is 31 months old, very stubborn and mad about thomas (the train), cbeebies and all modes of transport.

DD is 5 months old, very much a mummies girl, suffers from a condition called Sickle Cell Disease and is generally a very happy and active little girl.

DD has a hospital appointment tomorrow so i'm excited to see what the consltant has to say about her health and development.

Hi

I remmeber you from the preggy thread, hope the hospital appt is all well and good xx

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Aless that what works with Katie, I also ignored her for a little bit she would then start eating as she wasn't getting the attention for not eating, that trick still works today

This works here too...usually!

MadDogWoman wrote: »

Whoop - Katie is getting the idea of how to cut food with a knife, she's just managed to eat a sausage without any interference from me

:T Well done Katie, My 8 and 10 year pld still whinge if they have to cut up food:cool: Lazy boogers they are:p


MFD I am considering a buggy board next year actually, possibly! I need get myself a single mountain buggy first;)

GISI, sorry...after I posted this morning my stupid interent started playing about (again) I haven't seen the snowmen soup, I have no idea what they are so will pop off to investigate in a mo. I was thinking about some hot chocolate, but they do have a cup of hot chocolate each night so not sure about it yet...fizzy drinks and big bags of sweets are a bit more of a rarity:p

SusanC_2

My cousin's baby's nursery was closed down completely. They never got to the bottom of it but a number of children had broken limbs.

aless02

oooo, thanks weezl, we watched it last week and I forgot it was on.