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CookieRaider

emmlouie wrote: »

thanks for that, like that idea- he has to deal with being wet and learns while minimal mess

Hi emmlouie how did you stop the hitting in the face, headbutting (also to face and general crap from a 14mth old ? tearing hear oot hair :eek:

tessietwo

QPR10 wrote: »

I know but I wasn't going to say it

Is it you that listens to LBC ? Did you hear the man last night flogging his book about Les Dawson & then Les Dawson's widow phoned up & said had he ever met Les & he said No. :eek: Boy was she angry

I thought the presenter was very unprofessional about it all & the author sniggering was :mad:

No I missed that - I caught some of Anthony Davis's show (but not much) couldn't been very interesting as I can't remember what they were talking about!

emmlouie

CookieRaider wrote: »

Hi emmlouie how did you stop the hitting in the face, headbutting (also to face and general crap from a 14mth old ? tearing hear oot here :eek:

Sorry but my 4 year old and 2 year old still do this on occasion but mostly to each other. At that age if they did anything like that I put them down on floor, told them they hurt mummy and didn't pick them up again until stopped

jtz

Miss_Laid wrote: »

I struggle to do the 4-5 daily loads as I work from 6am-6pm with one 20 min break

:eek:Are you SUPERWOMAN?!:eek::D give me some of your tips!

I am such a procrastinator! I still haven't done much of my essay, only a (rubbish) intro! The weekend will be a looooong and boring one for me!

028majmac wrote: »

Hi all....feel like I know you all. Long time lurker I'm afraid. But in my defence never cleared the shelves and always shared. Love the community spirit and just decided to register. Please forgive any newbie gaffes.:o
In Northern Ireland.

:hello:Come and join us! Let me warn you though, it's quite addictive!:cool:

Night everyone! Desperately need to go to T's tomorrow, the fridge is so empty, hopefully some good finds to post!;)

HappyChappy84

nikkilala wrote: »

Clever boy,And I'm sure we are registered as a "The Happy Charity" which will reduce our business rates too ;);)

Nice one for taking care of that.;)

CookieRaider

emmlouie wrote: »

Sorry but my 4 year old and 2 year old still do this on occasion but mostly to each other. At that age if they did anything like that I put them down on floor, told them they hurt mummy and didn't pick them up again until stopped

Oh so i should not use the belt then? :rotfl:

CookieRaider

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Nice one for taking care of that.;)

Ah crawled oot from behind the sofa?

3Dogs

mharzuk wrote: »

Nothing wrong with the text I quoted, t'was the picture that was :eek:

(I did have a laugh at it and I wasn't offended, just looking out for our HC's best interests )

I did wonder as i couldn't make head nor tail of it. No probs mharzuk - I know you were just looking out for our HC, as we all are :A :A

Snap-ant wrote: »

:lovethougSending happiest thoughts to baby Meerkat, 3Dogs Mum, Natheb and anyone else that doesn't know me - :grouphug: Group hug

Aren't these T shirts of local towns fab Thanks to Clairibel

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/50749459#Comment_50749459

So Solid Crewe :rotfl:

Thanks Snap-ant. Love these t-shirts - wish I actually had money in my bank account to get one .... or two :rotfl: :rotfl:

All up-to-date with the thread now

I went to see Mam at tea-time and she was quiet on her chair in her room, already tucking into her scrambled eggs with chopped tomatoes, and then the carer brought her a yoghurt for her pud. she had, however, been leading them a merry dance all day. When they were getting her washed and changed in the morning, she was shouting at them and told them to stop and to !!!!!! off - now, I should point out that mam is a very quiet person normally and has never never swore and I don't mean that she never swore in front of us 3 kids, she never swore. Then the 'good carer' B sat with her for a while and she was shouting sometimes and laughing the others. In the afternoon she'd had a good laugh with B who was sitting with her again, listening to the noises coming from Mam's tummy :eek:

Anyway, she was good while I was there and they got her changed and into bed after dinner before putting the nebuliser on her. They never know which person they are going to get when changing or moving her, but it was the giggly, laughing Mam they got tonight and I had a big smile on my face as I waited outside while they were in with her. She was settled after her meds when I left

No shopping anywhere for me today, so nothing to report on that front, but I'm ready for a drink now, so I'll just help myself to a Janesons and Pepsi Max, thanks HC :beer:

emmlouie

CookieRaider wrote: »

Oh so i should not use the belt then? :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

CookieRaider

HC check out the coupon chat thread since you last posted, that cosmic has no sense of humour :rotfl:;)