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Calling all young mums!!!

108 replies

tammybear · 23/05/2004 20:00

I was just wondering if there were many young mums on here.

Im 19 years old, with dd 17 months

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Fio2 · 16/06/2004 14:20

the only thing I dont like is when people ask me if they are my children?! I dont look that young either, I am very worn around the edges

cat82 · 16/06/2004 14:23

My dp says he feels old, yet still goes skatboarding on the skateboard ramps with teenagers, he also goes surfing with his freinds!
I'm 21 and spend all day covered in baby puke and other choice bodily functions, I never have time to shower until he gets home from work-I feel ancient!

cat82 · 16/06/2004 14:29

good for you tammybear, you sound really strong. Wish I knew more people like you!

tammybear · 16/06/2004 14:30

thanks cat82, i try my best, but i still get my moments lol. i feel about twice my age too. especially when i start complaining about the bills and stuff. i sound like my mum lol

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cat82 · 16/06/2004 15:05

Yep, it's scary. When I was pregnant I said I'd remain calm, unflustered, young and normal. Ha I do enjoy being a young mum though, when she gets older at least I'll have loads of energy to run around after her, and I'm hoping it might make us closer. I was never close to my mum. Plus I'm sure being covered in baby puke is good for my skin lol

babysteffee · 16/06/2004 15:21

Oh, well if baby puke is good for the skin, I can stop guzzling all these gallons of water I've been told to drink.

tb, I stop myself sometimes because I'm sounding like my mum too... ARGH, nooooo!! lol

People ask me if they are ALL my children, grrr. I laugh it off but it gets on my nerves really. Cheeky so-and-sos!!

Leicesters not that far from here busybee, what making you move?

busybee123 · 16/06/2004 15:38

long story babysteffee!!!! i am from there originally anyway....i came here to go to college and ended up meeting DH and staying. I hate it here and have been desperatley miserable here for a long time, so DH suggested we moved back there (after a lot of arguing and him saying he wont move ANYWHERE!!!)

tammybear · 16/06/2004 17:34

gets on my nerves too when im asked if dd is mine, but i guess its just so they dont presume she is mine when she could very well be my sister etc. although sometimes when i answer "yes she is my daughter" i get a "ooooo really?" like as if it's impossible

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nikcola · 16/06/2004 18:04

oh i get funny looks too, i just say to dd look at that funny old lady looking at us, how nice lets wave to her
and when people say is she yours i say, no shes my nans im just babysitting for the day
i get really pi*ed of when people say to me "is she mixed race" (her dads asian) i say no shes just got a good tan im horrible aint i but old people really ps me off they are the ones that mainly ask these stupid questions

mummytosteven · 16/06/2004 18:32

Does 27 count as young or am I pushing it a bit ? I have a 3 month old son, Steven, and live in Liverpool. It's amazing how you become public property with a baby - not much consolation but you do get a lot of funny looks or comments even if you look like an old bag like me ! Nickola - a stupid question like that always deserves a stupid answer - as if it is any of their business.

babysteffee · 17/06/2004 09:50

lol nikcola, I might try that

Awww, that's sweet of your dh to finally agree to moving back to Leicester busybee. It's hard to move away from home, I'm from Durham and have lived here a year now, but still miss my old friends

busybee123 · 17/06/2004 09:56

yes it is babysteffee...most of my family are over there. My mum and sister are here but i dont really get on with them or see them much anyway. i really miss my old life...not the single one though..i mean being where i feel like i belong and fit in. i hate it here so much. DH hates seeing me so miserable and he is fed up round here as well so its feels the right thing to do for all of us now.

babysteffee · 19/06/2004 15:01

Sounds like you'll both have the best of both worlds, you can fit in in Leicester, and your DH and you can both go back to Shropshire to visit your families.

I get on much better with my mum now I live away from her, but really miss my friends from up North.

NikNiks · 12/08/2004 14:10

Im also a young mum, 19 yrs old with a 9 mth old girl. Im interested in meeting! I live near heathrow/hayes/uxbridge/slough/denham/hillingdon lol they are all easy to get to for me so if anyone is interested message me back or email me at [email protected]. I find it very hard to go to mother & baby groups, i am the odd one out and i feel that none of them will want to meet up with me because i feel in a different league to them! so i dont go. I have just discovered a young mums group in uxbridge though if anyone is interested..

tammybear · 12/08/2004 14:28

hi nikniks, ive just turned 20, my dd is 20months. i live in watford, my sister used to work in uxbridge. i find it quite tough at toddler groups, but ive taken dd to a couple and although the other mums dont really talk to me, i just play with dd and speak the odd word to them lol. you should check out the mumsnet meetups for meetups in your area xxx

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NikNiks · 12/08/2004 20:20

Hi! yeah i found one in uxbridge for mums 13-25 which organises trips and outings, that sounds good.. i might give the leader a call. I will be 20 in December and Tayla will be 1 in november. Well watford isnt too far, and id be willing to meet in the middle if your free and wanting something to do!

littlemel · 10/09/2004 17:33

I am 21 and 40 weeks (+3days) pregnant, and I am constantly getting disgusted looks from people its pathetic. When we told people I was expecting, everyone kept saying to me "oh my god - what are you going to do?" "your life is over" and "your not keeping at are you?" I was really excited and pleased about being pregnant so I didnt appreciate my so-called friends making comments like that. And i have found that I have already lost touch with most of my friends as they are always out getting drunk and not interested in seeing boring old me! But i dont care as they obviously not true friends!

mieow · 10/09/2004 17:49

I'm 25 with three kids, Had Ds when I was 18, Dd1 when I was 20 and DD2 when I was 21, DS and DD1 both have cerebral palsy and I feel very very old now. I Am sooooo tired!!!

ebbie22 · 10/09/2004 18:42

I had dd at 20 now 22,also married for just over a year,nice to meet you all[so to speak...}

mckenzie · 10/09/2004 18:47

I saw this title and thought 'oh, must join in that thread' and then stopped myself just in time. I'm 38!!
Good sign I guess that i still think of myself as a young mum though.

ebbie22 · 10/09/2004 19:11

lol...

NomDePlume · 10/09/2004 19:12

Hello ! To all newcomers to this thread . Any of you local to Worcester ?

Must dash, got to go and collect the chinese takeaway....

ebbie22 · 10/09/2004 19:44

No sorry I am in Bedfordshire,Lucky you ummm chinese...

ladym · 17/10/2004 15:06

Hello ladies im michelle im 22 and have a daughter shes just turned 2, i live in north london and would love to meet some mums around my age group, so if your out there email me [email protected] and if your not to far maybe we could arrange a meet up i do drive so dont mind driving! hope to hear from you lot!!!

lunavix · 17/10/2004 20:23

hey everyone!
I'm 21 with ds of 6 months... just moved to berkshire and i'm finding it really hard to make friends, i tried a few mother and toddler groups but they were all so much older and i really didn't fit in! I'd love to meet some mum's as i don't have any friends with babies!