MSE Pregnancy Club 21

Apricot

What's the age difference between child and your baby Lablover? Child may be very excited about getting a cousin to play with and when your baby is a bit older trips out together will still make sense. Im sure it will all work out though and your hormones are just making you overthink the situation!

Am absolutely shattered today, really can't sleep in the nights at the moment and was late for work this morning! I think my boss knew not to have a moan at me by the way my eyes were still half shut when I walked into the office!

gratefulforhelp_2

LabLover wrote: »

We have had a few issues with child calling my OH dad by accident , but I think its purely down to their age and getting over excited.

DD1 stood up in church one day and pointed at the pub landlord and shouted "DAddy" at the top of her voice...embarassed doesn't cover it:eek:

Pixiepops

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

DD1 stood up in church one day and pointed at the pub landlord and shouted "DAddy" at the top of her voice...embarassed doesn't cover it:eek:

Oh it goes onto teenage years... I went to a boarding school for my secondary school education and pupils accidentally called the matron/housemistress/housemaster/teachers either mum or dad on a regular basis. Oh the embarrassment when you accidentally go 'Thanks mum' to your housemistress. :rotfl:

gratefulforhelp_2

Not just boarding schools, kids at my school often call me Mum, I pretend I haven't noticed as they are generally soo embarassed by it!

pigpen

Tiddles (6) said she had called her teacher mum a few times.. after I said if they didn't behave I'd not collect them from school today and they can go home with their teachers

galvanizersbaby

Hello all

Labour vibes to those that need them and commiserations to those that didn't sleep very well - I am getting worse on the sleeping front mainly due to my aching hips and shoulders - it is easing me back in to the not having enough sleep club gently though so guess I shouldn't grumble - but I do!

OH felt baby moving for the first time on saturday night - usually when he puts his hand there she stops kicking but this time she didn't
He was really pleased - though at first he just said - is that you moving? - don't think he could really believe it - was grinning away

Teenie_D

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

Not just boarding schools, kids at my school often call me Mum, I pretend I haven't noticed as they are generally soo embarassed by it!

It's when you are on the phone to your boss and end my saying "love you" as you forget who you are talking too!!:o

delain

pigpen wrote: »

Tiddles (6) said she had called her teacher mum a few times.. after I said if they didn't behave I'd not collect them from school today and they can go home with their teachers

DD1 (8) Called OH Nanny the other day. (Nanny as in Grandma, too skint for the other kind!)

wendz86

gratefulforhelp wrote: »

DD1 stood up in church one day and pointed at the pub landlord and shouted "DAddy" at the top of her voice...embarassed doesn't cover it:eek:

That is brilliant, got to love kids haven't you!

My friend at work said lots of love to one of our senior contractors we deal with and is also our managers husband haha, think he loved it.

Pixiepops

Teenie_D wrote: »

It's when you are on the phone to your boss and end my saying "love you" as you forget who you are talking too!!:o

:rotfl: :rotfl::rotfl:

I started laughing at my netbook as my aunt was walking past my room. She literally looked at me and said 'I don't even want to know'.