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Well DS is a sicky baby
. Have managed to settle him to sleep but had to put the extra duvet under his mattress to raise the end up.
Every time he lies flat he's sick, the last time I had to do this he was a baby and locum GP was reluctant to give him inhalers for a night time cough but regular GP was soon back and we had it sorted in days
I really don't know what else to do for him, he's got a bucket, tissues, wipes and a fresh bottle of water. I've given him calpol to keep his temp down, I've left the bathroom light on so he can see where he's going and both bedroom doors open so I can hear if he gets up.
My main problem is that I'm a heavy sleeper, DH used to look after the nighttime sickness as I slept through it I'm just worried that something'll happen and I won't hear him. Other than having him sleep in with me I can't think of anything I've missed.SPC #329 £471/£500 banked
SPC 2014 £1100:D
Happiness can be found even in the darkest of times if one only remembers to turn on the light
"Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?” ― Terry Pratchett, Going Postal0 -
NisusWettus wrote: »pics from the epic day out at battersey power station/park
Well done :T:T:TOk. Ive read the first page of this thread...i dont understand it.
Ive read the title of this thread..the extra loveliest.... I dont get it
Ive read several pages for several minutes..still dont get it.
So i'm guessing i am way more stupid than i thought..cos i just dont get the thread!:):question:
:hello: welcome - just jump right in and chat away lots of bargains crop up along the wayHi everyone,iv been lurking for a few weeks now,and getting to grip with the glitches and decided to take the plunge yesterday and go ts for andrex,squash,and dairy,and surprise surprise i had £7.03 back on one shop and £5.01 on other with 4 petrol vouchers..good start.also used 6 botelli coupons with the dairy shop.i would just like to say how brilliant you all are working tgether helping everyone save £££££.s:j
:hello: welcome sounds like you have had fun with your shopping :beer:0 -
Hi hope some kind person on here can help about to do my first online order and it says to use price promise vouchers just hand them to driver, but do I not need to enter them as a voucher? if not will the driver gie me the money back or will it be refunded to my card? thanks0
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SpiralingDown wrote: »Well DS is a sicky baby
. Have managed to settle him to sleep but had to put the extra duvet under his mattress to raise the end up.
Every time he lies flat he's sick, the last time I had to do this he was a baby and locum GP was reluctant to give him inhalers for a night time cough but regular GP was soon back and we had it sorted in days
I really don't know what else to do for him, he's got a bucket, tissues, wipes and a fresh bottle of water. I've given him calpol to keep his temp down, I've left the bathroom light on so he can see where he's going and both bedroom doors open so I can hear if he gets up.
My main problem is that I'm a heavy sleeper, DH used to look after the nighttime sickness as I slept through it I'm just worried that something'll happen and I won't hear him. Other than having him sleep in with me I can't think of anything I've missed.When The Fun Stops Stop0 -
A small extract from a large receipt for my dairy/petrol coupon shop this afternoon. Wasn't expecting it to pp against Asda (and it didn't!) but I did notice this... don't think it's been mentioned so far.
1 x NESTLE CHOCOLATEY CHEERIOS 330G 2.09 1.50 2.39 2.390 -
SpiralingDown wrote: »Well DS is a sicky baby
. Have managed to settle him to sleep but had to put the extra duvet under his mattress to raise the end up.
Every time he lies flat he's sick, the last time I had to do this he was a baby and locum GP was reluctant to give him inhalers for a night time cough but regular GP was soon back and we had it sorted in days
I really don't know what else to do for him, he's got a bucket, tissues, wipes and a fresh bottle of water. I've given him calpol to keep his temp down, I've left the bathroom light on so he can see where he's going and both bedroom doors open so I can hear if he gets up.
My main problem is that I'm a heavy sleeper, DH used to look after the nighttime sickness as I slept through it I'm just worried that something'll happen and I won't hear him. Other than having him sleep in with me I can't think of anything I've missed.
SD, I wouldn't worry too much about not hearing him, it's amazing what the mind will do when it needs too, deep down you new your dh was there to see to him before so you slept through and now you will be because you know you have to be :A. Sounds like you have everything covered I give mine a bottle of water that been in the freezer because it's nice cold and it also stops gulping down too much at once and then being sick:o, little and often is better.:)The person who never makes a mistake never learns anything.0 -
SpiralingDown wrote: »Well DS is a sicky baby
. Have managed to settle him to sleep but had to put the extra duvet under his mattress to raise the end up.
Every time he lies flat he's sick, the last time I had to do this he was a baby and locum GP was reluctant to give him inhalers for a night time cough but regular GP was soon back and we had it sorted in days
I really don't know what else to do for him, he's got a bucket, tissues, wipes and a fresh bottle of water. I've given him calpol to keep his temp down, I've left the bathroom light on so he can see where he's going and both bedroom doors open so I can hear if he gets up.
My main problem is that I'm a heavy sleeper, DH used to look after the nighttime sickness as I slept through it I'm just worried that something'll happen and I won't hear him. Other than having him sleep in with me I can't think of anything I've missed.When The Fun Stops Stop0 -
Does anyone know if you can still get the sweet sundays codes as one short for another ticker.
thanks,rhosynbach wrote: »saw some in 2 different argos this week if that helps
I've also seen them in Argos at 2 for £3 and today I saw them in a Morries Petrol Station at £2.09 each. I think anywhere there is slow sales will probably still have the promo packs.The end is nigh0 -
Night allSmile
and hopefully the world will smile back
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A quick question before bed, is the deal with the 500 pre-order points still on tomorrow?
Not been out today but will be visiting strange and bewildering sadas and toscos tomorrow : )
Many thanksLove your Mum, you'll never get another one when she's gone.0
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