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

*Nutella*

Got to love predictive text - I wrote bandana bibs; my phone decided that clearly I meant banana bibs

Sammie, hope your headache goes away soon hun x

fluffnutter

*Nutella* wrote: »

Got to love predictive text - I wrote bandana bibs; my phone decided that clearly I meant banana bibs

Sammie, hope your headache goes away soon hun x

But strangely... despite not really noticing the error, I knew precisely which bibs you meant. My predictive brain obviously corrected the word without my being aware

jwil

:wave: hello! I'm hoping to join you soon - I'm due tomorrow!

It would be lovely if baby joined us this weekend so DH doesn't have to go back to work on Monday, but no signs yet.

delain

Hello all :hello: will see if I can keep up with this thread a bit more!

I'm not on the list but LO is 13 months, also have girls at 2.5, 8,8, and 10

fluffnutter

I think once you're trying to burst out of your bouncer, perhaps that means you're a bit too big for it....

Gillyx

Hes so cute Fluff


We 're going through a horrible phase ATM where he is taking almighty tantrums when told no or removed from doing something he shouldnt be the screaming goes on for ages even when attempting to distract him with different things. Is very draining and I feel horrible but I can't just let him stick his fingers in sockets can I.

We have watched Happy Feet this morning though

delain

Gilly that is a hard phase I'm lucky with the little one as she is such a cheerful little soul and puts up with quite a lot

Squeak (2) doesn't like the Hoover so keeps unplugging it! Hoovering now takes ages :rotfl:

Gillyx

Don't get me wrong, he is a really content child and will play with his toys on his own, he's not that clingy or anything. He's just wilful and if he doesn't want to do something he just won't. I wish I could say he takes after Daddy but I'd be lying

Very curious and wild too, but he is funny with it

turtlemoose

Fluff look at him! What a big boy now

Gilly technically he's perfectly safe sticking his fingers in sockets... Www.fatallyflawed.org.uk but I know what you mean, Reuben keeps going for the landline phone power lead and every time I say no! And take it off him move him away, he throws himself face down on the floor and cries :-/

dizziblonde

fluffnutter wrote: »

I think once you're trying to burst out of your bouncer, perhaps that means you're a bit too big for it....

It's ok - there's a solution for that...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2282433/Whos-big-baby-Huge-adult-size-bouncy-chair-gives-parents-chance-look-childrens-eyes.html