Mayhem Babies! May 2011 mummies and babies

[new_to_ttc]

Oh now then... shock horror but I LIKE cheese and grapes on a platter with pickled onions and cheese biscuits very rare thing though couldnt have it often!!

Ok girles.... amazing news.. but at 9 and a half months George has rolled over!!!!!!!!!

 

[24/7]

Of course I have a kettle.

I'm not over keen on any cheese except red leicester. xx

 

[Wiggler]

WTG George!!!! What will happen now is he will suddenly decide not to be lazy and have you running round after him

 

[24/7]

Well done George. xx

 

[Inge]

Yay George!
Leos is now running everywhere! Hes opening cupboards and getting his sweeping brush out all the time! Its a zebra print one and he loves sweeping with it Hes also tall enough to climb onto and off the sofa now We really need to get him some walking shoes

 

[new_to_ttc]

Im a tad dillarious he has his assessment next week too sooo cant wait to tell my HV my baby can roll, I think she'll be shocked

24 - put the kettle on then... you did say you wanted someone to share the haribos in the cupboard right???? lol

 

[mummy3]

George He so could then hun, just chose not too

Milos

I havent got a kettle Got a coffee maker but I been making cups of tea in the microwave

Heyy, you're in wine country right? I have heard of cheese and wine nights

 

[heyyady]

yeah George!!! Take a long hard look around- anything else need to be baby proofed? cause now is the time!

Wiggler- I did that just for your benefit, too! Wiggler- you can't have wine, but 1.2 apple juice 1/2 either mineral water or tonic water makes a decent wine substitute with cheese- watch out for the soft cheeses, too- stay away from the unprocessed stuff- I can't wait to have babas try all the cheese anyone know the age it's safe to start introducing that kind of stuff?

 

[new_to_ttc]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDPs8YL7Shs&feature=youtu.be

 

[new_to_ttc]

George has simple cheeses, not idea if there is a cap on weird cheeses

We have cheese and wine nights at my parents I dont like wine though

 

[Wiggler]

1 year+ for anything not allowed during pregnancy and honey apparently

We bought some wensleydale and cranberry cheese at the market a few days ago and I don't know if its safe to eat I'm going to assume not as I bought it at a market stall. Oh well, I shall have to find some pasteurised stuff at the supermarket

My love of cheese is coming back, but not cheddar, of any creamy cheeses I've never gone off cheese before, I don't like it

 

[new_to_ttc]

Wiggler you probably off cheese because you ate a weeks worth a few hours ago

wenslydale is ok right?

 

[Wiggler]

Shop bought is I know that, but mine was off a market stall where they sold OH gone off brie

 

[new_to_ttc]

ermm ok!

 

[heyyady]

Yes- I live basically in wine country- I am an hour from Napa, 1/2 hour from the alexander Valley, and 1/2 hour from the Russian Ricer area- there are wineries right here where I live though, as well- it's just those places tend to be what people think of when they think "wine country" - Plus we have 3 major cheese factories within 45 minutes of us, and some of the countries best produce comes from here, and California in general- so it all makes sense why that dinner is so popular


Check these out - best $16 I ever spent!
https://www.target.com/p/Proctor-Silex-Kettle-White/-/A-10837166

 

[Wiggler]

We didn't realise til we got home and OH opened it and the smell hit us.

 

[new_to_ttc]

heyy that looks like a regular kettle???

 

[heyyady]

 

[span]

Forgot to say congratulations earlier Wiggler!

I used to only like cheddar but now it's brie and stilton all the way - the stinkier the better too. I was very excited when hubby came home with brie, stilton, pate and a french stick when Meg was a few days old.

 

[heyyady]

To me a regular kettle is https://www.coppergifts.com/cookie-cutters/pc/Tea-Kettle-Satin-Finish-Decor-Copper-p5089.htm
But my mom just told me my electric kettle is what most people in Brittan have