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The OFFICIAL buddy bench/naughty bench thread No. 5

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:15

Come hither all those who haven't found their place on mumsnet, have scrapped in Aibu or crossed words in chat. The buddy bench shalt not judge.

The buddy bench will hand out wine and cakes, it will join you on your scoffathons getting pissed

All those who sit on the bench, will have their sins erased and be given a warm welcome and cheerful chat from CheerfulYank, gomummy, tired mum, Elmo and far, far too many more to mention.

Welcome to the buddy bench, we look forward to meeting you all Smile



Oh and don't forget, last one to leave polishes bench and locks up!

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CheerfulYank · 01/04/2011 22:20

Hello, my lovely! Am I the first one here?

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:21
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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:25

Well I locked myself out of my flat today rather stupidly and had to pay £40 for the privelege of a 5 second job by a locksmith to get me back in. I actually considered borrowing a ladder and climbing the 3 floors and in my bedroom window but wasn't brave enough, I'm pretty high up. Bah! DS is being really tricky right now, my mum now thinks it's proving her point and I should be smacking him more. Gah! The harder I come down on him the worse his behaviour gets, I wish she could see that. Distraction and praise seem to work best but he is really testing the boundaries right now Sad

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elmofan · 01/04/2011 22:27

Oh hello Smile

Thanks for starting up the new bench tea
hows everyone?

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elmofan · 01/04/2011 22:32

X post tea

sorry you had a bad day
The terrible two's really are tough x

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LoveLeonardCohen · 01/04/2011 22:36

And terrible 3s.....can i join in for a bit before I go to bed soon. And I just have to ask a question if any of you know...my DD 8.5mths has chicken pox, it's spreading quite quickly. Is it normal to get the spots around genital area? Just wondering because can't think of who else to ask. My DP says yes, but is it ok?

Mmm Teaandcakeplease, sorry you've had a bad day. It's hard when the little one's are being testing, sometimes I've been in tears over my DS, just cause I don't know how to deal with him and end up shouting then feeling guilty

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:38

Where it's hottest they're the worst, so in the hair, under the nappy etc. Go nappy free as much as possible for now, keep them cool with calpol and piriton for itching and bath them with added bicarbonate of soda helps too to dry the spots out. My two had it at the same time last Summer when it was hot, they must've spent hours in the cool bath together with water toys.

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LoveLeonardCohen · 01/04/2011 22:50

So do you think it's better not to use wipes on her for the moment, just cotton wool and water...and bath her...okay. Luckily she doesn't seem to be so discomforted on account of being so little. Thanks Teaandcake, sorry for hijacking Smile

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:53

If they're fragrance free why not? I'm just thinking she might be sore down there and maybe some nice aloe ones would be good? But water is a very good idea too. Awww bless her the spots come up over several days, they can appear for up to 5 days I think? Confused

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 22:55

We don't worry about hi-jacking on the buddy bench Smile Ask away x

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elmofan · 01/04/2011 23:02

Hope your little one is feeling better soon loveleonardcohen.

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LoveLeonardCohen · 01/04/2011 23:05

Ahhhh how nice to be join this calm and caring thread and escape from all the hysterical, nasty ones. I thought MN was for supporting others not for shooting them down in flames, mabe that's just AIBU

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CheerfulYank · 01/04/2011 23:05

Poor little thing! Must be so itchy and awful!

Hi Elmo ! :)

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gomummygo · 01/04/2011 23:06

LOL, I am here now. Grin Sorry for the confusion, I thought I'd looked everywhere for a new bench!

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CheerfulYank · 01/04/2011 23:06

Gomummy should be here any minute with the other end of the bench, it got lost in an almost identical thread! :)

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candleshoe · 01/04/2011 23:07


It was a long walk from the other thread - did everyone make it OK?

We had to fork out nearly £400 to a locksmith once. thieving sods
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CheerfulYank · 01/04/2011 23:07

Hahah, x post!

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LoveLeonardCohen · 01/04/2011 23:08

Now actually i have to say goodbye and leave this lovely thread,..it's a-getting late

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candleshoe · 01/04/2011 23:09

Night night - see you again.

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CheerfulYank · 01/04/2011 23:09

I remember we (my mom, brother and I) got locked out of the house once and my mom got stuck in the window trying to get in...my brother and I were rolling around on the grass actually screaming with laughter. Not the most helpful thing at the time :o

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elmofan · 01/04/2011 23:09

Yes AIBU can be scary Grin

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elmofan · 01/04/2011 23:11

Lol cheerful Grin your poor mum though

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Teaandcakeplease · 01/04/2011 23:13

lol cheerful. Well I'm yawning away whilst lying in bed and still reading mn so i clearly need to turn the light out. Night ladies

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gomummygo · 01/04/2011 23:14

Grin

Hello all and Welcome LoveLeonardCohen!

LOL Cheerful, I can envision that only as years ago DH unilaterally decided that I should be the one to climb through the second storey window (I'm afraid of heights but he wouldn't fit!) and found himself in fits of uncontrollable laughter watching my efforts. So I've got sympathy for your mum! Grin

I feel your pain Tea, I was hosed by the locksmith for locking my keys in the vehicle...twice in the same (very stressful) week. Given the cost, I may just break a window if it happens again!

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gomummygo · 01/04/2011 23:15

Night Tea!

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