MSE Newborn to 1 year (& beyond!) baby club 2

Sammie_03

Elelyn wrote: »

Sammie, how come you only have 36 extra weekly points? I thought everyone got 49 weeklies? I must admit I find it really difficult to stick within the daily points allowance. I am a hungry person and 26 points worth of food is not a lot of food!

Oh I don't know, I printed a chart off the Internet so it wasn't a 'proper' weight watchers chart. I'm going to get DP to sign me up tonight so he can pay the money on his card I think it's £30 odd for 3 months then I can get the correct information. Just had some weight watchers chocolate cookies, not so keen on then. I really like the lemon and ginger cookies though. Yum yum!
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Sammie_03

Peanut2013 - congratulations. Hope you and baby are doing well. :j
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fluffnutter

I want baby No.2. As both the OH and I are about 6000 years old, we best get a shift on. Because Freddie's siblings are little frozen embryos, the actual age of them is when the eggs were taken as opposed to now, but even so, I don't want to be squeezing out kids when I'm 7000 years old because of the stress it puts on your body.

I stumbled upon some texts the other day that I sent the day Freddie was born. They all exhort my friends never to have a baby because labour's so hideous and how I'm NEVER going to do it again!

A few months later and I'd quite happily keep popping them out until we've used up all that's in the deep freeze (5 :eek:). I'm mad! I had such an horrendous pregnancy too - couldn't stop being sick for months... :rotfl:

Sammie_03

fluffnutter wrote: »

I want baby No.2. As both the OH and I are about 6000 years old, we best get a shift on. Because Freddie's siblings are little frozen embryos, the actual age of them is when the eggs were taken as opposed to now, but even so, I don't want to be squeezing out kids when I'm 7000 years old because of the stress it puts on your body.

I stumbled upon some texts the other day that I sent the day Freddie was born. They all exhort my friends never to have a baby because labour's so hideous and how I'm NEVER going to do it again!

A few months later and I'd quite happily keep popping them out until we've used up all that's in the deep freeze (5 :eek:). I'm mad! I had such an horrendous pregnancy too - couldn't stop being sick for months... :rotfl:

Are you hoping the next baby will be an idiot too?!!!
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fluffnutter

Sammie_03 wrote: »

Are you hoping the next baby will be an idiot too?!!!
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I think it's an inevitability

I'm not too upset about it, tbh. He might be an idiot, but he's a cheerful idiot.

Sammie_03

fluffnutter wrote: »

I think it's an inevitability

I'm not too upset about it, tbh. He might be an idiot, but he's a cheerful idiot.

:rotfl:

And a gorgeous one.
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dizziblonde

So - if you hit yourself over the head while shaking a rainmaker and make yourself cry... it's sensible and logical NOT to do exactly the same thing another three times for good measure isn't it?

Of course this is all mummy's personal fault (well I did buy her the rainmaker she's obsessed with at the moment).

tazzyb

Dizzi your MIL sounds horrible. Huge hugs.

Congrats peanuts

*Nutella*

We finally have a tooth! :j

sunshine_1988

Yay Nutella :j

Hello all

We definately want more babies here, not sure when though. Probably when Aiden starts school and we have a bit of spare cash. I dont think I can afford two in nursery!!!

We had 'parents evening' at nursery yesterday! So sweet, we got a folder with all his pictures and paintings in and they showed us his development folder with all his nursery milestones

Hope everyone is well. Just about to crack on with my ironing...fun.


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