Things I cannot say out loud....

Oh yes. I do this as well. OH LOVES to leave his shoes in the middle of the way. So I chuck them outside, I don't care were they end up, as long as they are out of the way.
 
My Nan - no we aren't in a routeen by now. I'm breastfeeding on demand, no she won't get fat or spoilt. She's completely perfect! Yes I will get my boob out in your livingroom. I'm not gonna feed in the other room! I know you mean well but times have changed!
 
I love this thread!!!

FIL - you're a knob. Whilst we appreciated you driving us home from the hospital, why did you insist on driving like a madman, braking sharply, changing lanes aggressively, speeding over every pothole and bump in the road? And why did you ignore your son when he kept asking you to stop it? He wasn't being picky about your driving, he was worried about his crying baby and his wife who'd had an emergency c section 2 days before and every jolt from your shitty driving cause her nothing but agony.

Also, if you dare be nasty about our daughter's middle names again I will wipe one of her pooey nappies over your stupid face. Those names are very important to me, they are my nan's and mum's names and I'm proud my daughter will carry them.

And don't shout at me when you take the wrong turn to our house. If you'd bothered to come visit your son in the past 3 years you'd know how to get to our house. You tit.

MIL - don't shout at your son when he's trying to look after his wife and daughter. You're a disgrace, you've never cared about your son.

Oh and don't get stroppy about the fact We wouldn't let you take pictures of our daughter when she was really ill in hospital 3 days after she was born! Do you think we want to remember that time? We were going through hell and you didn't even offer to bring us any food or clothes when we were living in her hospital room for 2 days.

SIL - don't look at me like I'm a freak because I'm traumatised over my labour and our daughter being ill. We've gone through hell and back and don't have the energy to send you constant pictures of your niece.

Ex SIL - you're a twat for treating my brother the way you have. Don't think you'll ever see Alice and I will kicking you out of my mum's funeral.

Dad - you seemed quite happy meeting Alice. So why haven't you bothered since?

DH - you're amazing. Thankyou for everything you've done for me. I love you. PS. Please put Alice's nappies on tighter, I dislike being covered in poo and wee from a badly placed nappy.

Mum - I love you. Try not to smoke too soon before you see Alice please.

Next door - will you bloody DO some gardening???? And control your kids. If they boot their football at my house or car one more time I will throw all of Alice's nappies at your windows.
 
I love this thread!!!

FIL - you're a knob. Whilst we appreciated you driving us home from the hospital, why did you insist on driving like a madman, braking sharply, changing lanes aggressively, speeding over every pothole and bump in the road? And why did you ignore your son when he kept asking you to stop it? He wasn't being picky about your driving, he was worried about his crying baby and his wife who'd had an emergency c section 2 days before and every jolt from your shitty driving cause her nothing but agony.

Also, if you dare be nasty about our daughter's middle names again I will wipe one of her pooey nappies over your stupid face. Those names are very important to me, they are my nan's and mum's names and I'm proud my daughter will carry them.

And don't shout at me when you take the wrong turn to our house. If you'd bothered to come visit your son in the past 3 years you'd know how to get to our house. You tit.

MIL - don't shout at your son when he's trying to look after his wife and daughter. You're a disgrace, you've never cared about your son.

Oh and don't get stroppy about the fact We wouldn't let you take pictures of our daughter when she was really ill in hospital 3 days after she was born! Do you think we want to remember that time? We were going through hell and you didn't even offer to bring us any food or clothes when we were living in her hospital room for 2 days.

SIL - don't look at me like I'm a freak because I'm traumatised over my labour and our daughter being ill. We've gone through hell and back and don't have the energy to send you constant pictures of your niece.

Ex SIL - you're a twat for treating my brother the way you have. Don't think you'll ever see Alice and I will kicking you out of my mum's funeral.

Dad - you seemed quite happy meeting Alice. So why haven't you bothered since?

DH - you're amazing. Thankyou for everything you've done for me. I love you. PS. Please put Alice's nappies on tighter, I dislike being covered in poo and wee from a badly placed nappy.

Mum - I love you. Try not to smoke too soon before you see Alice please.

Next door - will you bloody DO some gardening???? And control your kids. If they boot their football at my house or car one more time I will throw all of Alice's nappies at your windows.

Absolutely brilliant :hugs:xx
 
Ah Mrs Pop, :hugs: looks like you needed that! :) xx
 
Mother dearest,

I never wake Lily up when I give her the last bottle of the day. She drinks it in her sleep. I have told you this many, many times. I know it didn't work the one time you tried it but that doesn't make me a liar. I'm her mum - I'm better at feeding her than you are and it works for me.
 
Ah Mrs Pop, :hugs: looks like you needed that! :) xx

Haha, I certainly did and believe me that was a restrained rant!!!! I'm normally much rantier :haha:

Nan in Law - I know because you're 87 you think you should be allowed to say what you please (she told my MIL she deserved cancer for eating too many cream cakes!!!!) but if you say ONE WORD wrong about my daughter, DH or me on Sunday...please don't be surprised if I punch you in your miserable ol' trout face :grr:

My Aunt - whilst I think it's lovely you've offered to mind Alice already, don't expect me to take you up on it as you stink of ciggie smoke and you'd prob smoke in front of my daughter. After all, you repeatedly smoked in front of me whilst pregnant!

Next door (again) - jeebus do you have to be do fucking LOUD???? Slamming doors, bouncing up stairs, screaming conversations at each other. I no longer care if we disturbed you whilst we had fun TTCing and I hope when Alice screams for her bottle in the middle of the night it wakes you up and you can't go back to sleep. HAHA! Oh and whilst you're at it, take down your bloody antiquated net curtains and put up some blinds. You live in a new build house FFS, it looks ridiculous!

Alice's heart murmur - kindly fuck off and not be anything serious kthnxbai.

SIL - stop demanding my old maternity clothes. I still need them you selfish cow. If you're so skint why are you buying brand new £40 mothercare jeans when the £16 ones from ASDA do just fine? Oh and stop having a tantrum because noone will buy you a new pram, the top of the range one bought for you 4 years ago is just fine. Oh and stop moaning because your bump is 'too big'...it's not 'too big' there is a baby in there you moron! And don't get all offended because you're getting tested for GD because your BMI is high and I never got tested (I have a high BMI but it fell below the cut off point). If you'd bothered to lose the baby weight from 4 years ago properly Instead of joining weght watchers about 76546 times, you wouldn't need to be tested. And don't moan because I've lost a fair bit of my baby weight already. It's because I'm eating healthy because I want to recover and be healthy for my daughter. Put down the pies you lazy cow!

MIL - you have 2 grandchildren now. One of whom you've helped bring up for 4 years. I'm not expecting miracles but if you could acknowledge childcare is going to be a struggle for us as my mother is dying of cancer and perhaps offer to help us out, even for 1 day a week perhaps that would be amazing. I dont expect you to raise my child like you stupid daughter does with my niece and the LO on the way but it would be super awesome if you could consider helping us out until I qualify and can go part time. Asking me about childcare and walking silently away when I mention how stressed we are about it isn't helping.

FIL - don't be making disparaging comments about children who have to go to nursery. If you were bothered so much, perhaps you or your wife could offer to help us out when I have to go back to work like you helped put your daughter.

In laws - you have a son as well as a daughter. It might be nice if you acknowledged that fact and treated him the same. Hearing him say that he's realised you don't take him seriously last week was heartbreaking. I hate being right but I knew you were going to break his heart one day over the way you treat him and now how you treat his daughter.

My overhang - piss off. You look like a diseased scrotum.

Alice - I love you more than words can say. Please don't vomit much tonight my precious bear xxxxxx

My body - hurry up and heal. I'm surprisingly horny and want to jump my husband's bones!!!!

I could get used to this thread very easily!! :haha:
 
I totally just noticed me, Lettuce, and Cupcake all have the same birthdays for our LOs and we all had sections! :haha:
 
Yup!!! June 17th was a great day! lol. We all had our different issues too. But our LO's are here and are healthy. Thankfully.
 
:) Yup! You can say that again :)

To random people: What the hell do you mean by "Is he good?" What do you think I'm going to say? "No, he's a terrible baby! I wish I'd never had him!" :lol: Wouldn't that give people a shock! :roll:
 
To MIL - singing 'Alice the Camel' when your granddaughter is named Alice isn't going to make me think you're anything less than a douche.
 
To my aunt: Why are you bringing your damn dog to the family get together that I've arranged for my mum's 60th?! And thanks for emailing me telling me that you're bringing her. It would have been nice if you had asked rather than told. Now because of my brother's asthma we are having to stay in the little cottage away from the rest of the family so that you can have your dog in the farmhouse. Thanks a bunch, you selfish, mindless old cow. And stop googling everything I've arranged - the accommodation, the pub lunch - and making 'helpful' comments. I no longer want to spend a weekend in your company and will be finding things to do which mean I don't have to. And don't even try to snatch LO off me as I know you will - after all this I may well slap you.

To my mum: How many nursery rhymes you know is not a competition. Stop chanting them in LOs face at a ridiculous volume. It really annoys me and I am struggling to hold my tongue. Also, please don't talk over me to LO when I am talking to him and speaking so loudly you drown me out. And stop questioning my parenting by saying things like 'Are you taking his jumper out?', 'Is he too hot?', 'Has he got tummy problems?' I'm starting to feel like I know what I'm doing, so stop making me feel useless.

To mum and dad: You don't have to ignore everyone else when LO is there. You can hold a normal conversation with us as well.

To BIL: When LO was born at 33+5, and was in SCBU, you never bothered your ass to call and ask how he was doing. Now you have your own, term, healthy baby, please don't feign interest in our LO just so you can show yours off. We don't care. And she has an old person's name.

To MIL / FIL: Stop trying to get my baby away from me. We will never go away on holiday for 2 weeks and leave him with you so we can 'have a break and feel like our old selves'. We don't want to feel like our old selves, we are a family and where we go, LO goes. And don't ask me to express milk so you can keep LO while we go out for the day. And how about you come visit us instead of expecting us to come to you. It involves a 4 hour boat journey and a 2 hour drive. We have a baby, you don't. Do the math. And if you can't be bothered to come see us, don't name 'surrogate grandparents' to take your place. If you came over, you wouldn't have to.

Ah, that felt good! :coffee:
 
MIL:

Did you seriously tell OH to give the baby smashed beans to make him more spanish??
Do you know he's only 6 weeks old?

Oh yea, you don't even know his name, much less how old he is. My bad. You never cease to amaze me woman.
 
To people in general:

Just because he pulls funny faces when he tries new food doesn't mean he doesn't like the food. I'm not forcing him to have things he doesn't like. He's a baby. He's learning what food tastes like and it's all new to him.
 
To a friend - Yes, your baby can take steps and that is fantastic and I am proud of him, but don't use it to try and belittle my daughter because parenthood is NOT a compition, though you realllly make me want to take the bait. Yeah, she can't walk and she is only just crawling, but she has always been a talker. If you would let me fit a word in, or if you cared, I could tell you just a selection of the things she can do now - say 'ta' when you give her a toy, clap in the right places to wind the bobbin up, do the hand movements to twinkle, twinkle, dance, say 'dada', 'mama', 'ta', 'nana', 'dog' 'door' and 'star'.... so I don't think she is doing tooooo blooming bad! So don't tell me she will 'catch up' in a patronising voice, because she is clever as hell!!!
 
FIL:

Please please please stop visiting every single night at 6.30 when DH is just in the door from work, it's LO's bathtime and bedtime and we need to get our dinner. This has been the 5th night this week that you have visited at this time of night and the 5th night our routine has been disrupted! Also please stop bringing your dog when you visit - it just winds Sophie up at bedtime and I'm allergic - and stop letting the dog jump all over the furniture.

Also to FIL, please stop stalking us in town!! Is it too much to ask to get a cup of coffee with DH without you creeping up on us because you happened to see our car in the carpark and thought we might be in the coffee shop...
 
This thread is brilliant

To SIL - no I do not want your baby advice from you, the mother who has social services checking up on her and who's parents practically raised your child. What the hell right do you have to tell ME how to loo after my child?!

To auntie - no she does not want ribena
No I'm not cruel because I'm going to restrict the cakes/ sweets etc
I'm not a mean mummy because I plan for her cup to be filled with water and not juice
No I do not want to give her tea or coffee!

Random drunk lady - no you can not hold my baby. I don't know you and your pissed. What planet are you on?

Oh and to that rude old bag that cheerily said to my baby "oh baby you need a hat or you'll get sun burn! Hahaha" f**k off you stupid cow we walked from the doctors to the car. She will not get a fricking sunburn - especially as I don't plan on putting her IN the sun!!!

Oh boy it feels good to rant!
 

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