MSE Parents Club Part 16

pigpen

She attacked OH's hair earlier.. he pulled a face at her so she laughed and pounced on him.. and drooled all over him.. she is so good at drool.. she dissolved the gingerbread man into a pile of mushy slop. She likes to suck her own toes too which is gross. She likes sprouts and butternut squash.. she'd eat those all day long and she thinks she has not been fed until she has had at last 2 yoghurts!

delain

Squeak hasn't had yoghurt yet... But we usually go for coffee on Tuesdays and everyone always gives her cake - I can just hear her now when she goes to pre-school 'But I always have cake for breakfast on Tuesday' :eek: so we may have to change that habit :rotfl:

I don't think we've tried sprouts either, try not to get them because I have to share a bed with OH, he loves then but they don't love him. Nuff said. _pale_

Becles

My entry for most disgusting baby chewing attempt. All mine were brought up chewing on manky rubber toys that the dogs gave them when I wasn't looking - yuk!

I was reading the update for three year olds that babycentre sent me and it said many three year olds hate the taste and texture of meat and refuse to eat it. It made me giggle as Charlotte loves meat best and will eat that first and leave the veg/pasta/rice. Beef is her favourite and she always asks for beef based dishes.

pigpen

She hates spaghetti... not the tinned stuff.. the real stuff.. it gave her collywobbles.. was very funny.

delain

None of mine really liked meat. Twins still don't unless it's breaded :rotfl:

Oh dear, spaghetti! Was it plain or bolognese type?

I tend to do the spirals with garlic tomato sauce for my older lot, the mess put me off giving it to squeak :rotfl:

pigpen

plain and wiggly

She can't eat garlic it gives her a poorly tummy... and if I eat it it still gives her a poorly tummy..

pookie5488

Grr really annoyed at myself now. Tried to be mse buy buying matthews clthes for this years holidays in last years sales.figured i would buy 18-24 months as he will be about 20 months when we go. Just looked at it all now and its all huge and never gonna fit my wee tote. Last got him weighed at 15 months and he was only 19 lbs. Wouldnt mind but he usually eats like a horse

delain

You never know they may be OK for next year

pookie5488

Yeah its looking that way lol have to start all over again now or maybe feed him some protein shakes and raw eggs!

delain

pookie5488 wrote: »

Yeah its looking that way lol have to start all over again now or maybe feed him some protein shakes and raw eggs!

From a moneysaving POV the protein shakes would probably work out more expensive than some cheapy shorts and tops from ASDA or peacocks :rotfl:

I've got an extremely skinny 8 year old who eats like a horse, she'll eat an adult size roast then ask for seconds and cake, I'd have to feed her 5 kilos of lard a day I think to get her to put weight on :rotfl: