Babies, biscuits, boobs and budgetting!

Snaggles

keren29 wrote: »

You can also tell Ryan about the time when I was 2 and (apparently) went over and tickled my Dad's feet whilst he was asleep in the arm chair. My Dad has unbelievably ticklish feet and in his sleep kicked straight out.

Apparently I nearly went through the TV..........

And I'm ok now!!!! :rolleyes: :rotfl:

(oh, and there's the time when - also at 2- my Mum put rat poison down as she found a mouse in the box of porridge and somehow I found it. It was all around my mouth when my Mum walked into the kitchen)

And I'm ok now!!!!!!!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

This explains a lot.....:p :rotfl:

taka

:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: Blimey Keren... sounds like your 2s were not so much terrible but dangerous!!

((((Hugs)))) to Natasha and Ryan! My younger brother managed to slam a door into my hand and break my finger when I was about 5 (he was about 2). Accidents happen... its all a part life... no-one wants them to happen... they are just... um... accidental !!

chevalier

Snaggles wrote: »

I think I've just blown the microwave up...it hasn't been working properly for a while, but it just made a loud 'POP' so I think it's time to get a new one! Lidl are advertising one this week so I might go and look at that. There's always something....:rolleyes:

Don't forget to look on freecycle before you BUY an microwave!:D

Edited to add that my mum was poor when I was a baby, and someone, for a treat gave her a big bottle of chanel no 5.......WHICH I DRANK the whole bottle and then was VERY very sick all over the kitchen. Such a lovely combination of smells. My mum can't abide no 5 to this day!

chev

Ellidee

Snaggles wrote: »

Stalk away Ellidee hun! I don't mind - as long as you're okay.

I lurk surely that's not as bad as stalking ? :eek: Stalking sounds even creepier:rotfl:

cat4772

Snaggs - sorry to hear about Tash's leg. Gotta say bathing her will be fun for the next four weeks (whilst trying to keep the leg and cast dry).

is it wrong of me to be a bit miffed that when I broke bones as a child (I don't do somersaults or hand-stand back flip things any more) all I got was a heavy, hefty plaster of paris cast (in plain white)? I'd have loved a patterned cast! PS accidents happen - hoping everyone's ok.

Cat.x

supersavershal

Ahh poor natasha, what a shame when she has just begun walking.The creche should be OK to take her, the plaster doesnt need much care at her age.The dinos are cute.
My son who is 8 sprained his ankle at school 2 weeks ago, I collected him, made him walk around asda, took him for his swimming lesson and put him to bed, when he woke up his ankle was black and blue and twice the size.
I felt awful, but he is a bit of a hypercondriac (probably because im a nurse) he was x-rayed and strapped up and made the most of me waiting on him hand and foot.I felt soooooooooooo guilty.

in_debt_again_but_dealing_with_it

Ds3, the one who dislocated his elbow on 2nd birthday, has broken his left wrist twice and his right wrist once, had his appendix out whilst his left wrist was in plaster, broken two of his fingers - all on different occasions and has now had all the different colours of plaster, except pink (lol) but never a picture one! My two other sons and daughter have never been to casualty - thank goodness!!!


PS: Bathing will be fun for the next four weeks - don't envy you that!

Snaggles

Lol, thank you all for making me feel not quite as bad! I felt like the worst Mum in the world in A&E last night, because of course if you take an injured child in, they ask a million questions (and in the case of the doctor who saw us last night, don't actually listen to the answers....grrrrr.....lol).

As for bathing, I'm not even going to attempt to put her in the bath, I'm just going to do top & tail type washes. Babies don't get THAT mucky really, so she'll be fine!

boredofbeingathome

You could always tie something plastic around if she does get too mucky. My dd1, had her arm in plaster after being knocked over by a little boy, and had leg in plaster from another problem. We always used plastic bags.

elantan

keren29 wrote: »

You can also tell Ryan about the time when I was 2 and (apparently) went over and tickled my Dad's feet whilst he was asleep in the arm chair. My Dad has unbelievably ticklish feet and in his sleep kicked straight out.

Apparently I nearly went through the TV..........

And I'm ok now!!!! :rolleyes: :rotfl:

(oh, and there's the time when - also at 2- my Mum put rat poison down as she found a mouse in the box of porridge and somehow I found it. It was all around my mouth when my Mum walked into the kitchen)

And I'm ok now!!!!!!!:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

keren you really didnt have much luck as a child did you