MSE Parents Club Part 16

pigpen

We worship our jumperoo at least 3 times a day and sometimes in the middle of the night lol

My one bad thing about it... we didn't have one for the other 8!!!!!!

MERFE

Metranil_Vavin wrote: »

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Is a jumperoo a door bouncer?

If so I have one

No but its just as good if not better imo. Bob is the only baby I think that doesnt like the jumperoo, he will do 10-15 mins once a week when he forgets he gets bored in it. Funnily he doesnt get bored in the door bouncer and its bounces are smoother.

smartie12

A jumperoo should be on the list of "must haves" for babies;)

Daisy has been in hers EVERY day since about 8/9 weeks old. It is the most :j thing ever!

*steps back out*

Metranil_Vavin

Right..that's me sold! I'm getting me one of those!!

BB - Joe looks so ace in his!

CL

This is my LO in her Jumperoo when she was about 4 months old. We had to put a box under as she wasn't tall enough yet.

delain

If we have managed to move by the time the new baby is old enough they will have one :rotfl: Here we have no room as it is!

Oh did say the other day when trying to (very carefully) take a sleeping baby to bed and tripping on something:

'This isn't a house, it's a &$^%% obstacle course'

Fortunately Squeak a) stayed asleep, and b) isn't old enough to understand rude words!

I am trying to train OH that swearing in front of kids isn't nice. However he hails from chavland and seems to think as long as the kids know not to repeat it it's ok :mad:

Fuzz Squeak is a lover of cables too. I have to be watching her all the time or she tries to eat them.

We went out today, and I was killing time out of the rain in WHSmiths and I found a board book full of cats, so had to get it for Squeak. She went 'A A A' all the way home

Well done on going on Holiday Sammy :T I am not organised enough to go on holiday lol.

MV gorgous photos, I don't know how I missed it earlier or would have said so before!

wendz86

Love the jumperoo pics CL and bigbird, the LO's look so happy. Might have to look into getting one although the lounge is already getting full.

Just had Poppys check and jabs, she was not pleased. Never heard her cry like that, i nearly cried too lol.

Metranil_Vavin

aww great pic of your DD, CL.

Looks like she's at mission control there!

MERFE

After some opinions, I went to pick DD up from school yesterday, she is meant to do maypole dancing until 4pm. Maypole dancing hadn't been on, its moved to friday lunchtime. Lucy just came out when I got to the office so it wasnt till we were walking home I found out she hadnt been doing anything. Apparently her and the other children were told on tuesday there was no after school club but lucy didnt pass on the message - she's 6 in year 1. OH spoke to her teacher today and she said well lucy was the only one so its fine to expect them to pass on messages, whereas OH said but she knows what lucy is like and she isnt the most communicative and a simple note in her contact book would have been better. OH thinks we need to complain properly and I do think it was risky on their part - its quite possible she'd have been let out as OH was picking DS up at 3 so the teacher might have seen him and let her go but he wouldnt have been looking for her and its very busy. The school did try to ring my mobile at 3:30 but I was playing in the garden with DS and it was in the house. What do you think, would you complain?

pigpen

Delain mine just says MIAOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWW constantly... at cats.. and cows.. and rabbits... and dogs lol.... and I swear like a trooper but if the children even think about repeating they get an ear bashing.. and TBH none of them ever have really.. the words they have repeated have been ones collected at nursery or school... so I'm with OH..

Merfe.. yes I'd complain.. if they had your mobile number they have had all week to text or ring ou and let you know or put a litle note in DD's book...