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Posted : Wed, 31 October 2007 10:43:06
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hiya Some (but not all) will have older kids. If like me you had them young you will be dealing with teenagers??/ I have daughter 16 and son 14, they are pretty good kids but its the running around and mates in and out of house I find hard to deal with. My son Chris is also dyslexic and ADHD. He is on lots of medication as Asthmatic too and its keeping it all to hand so he remembers to take but also out the way of my 3 and 2 yr olds. i am soo tired on afternoon but they come in from school like a whirlwind and through bags around and then raid the kitchen and then they need runs to drumming, sailing, riding, footie etc etc... I am like a bloody taxi driver. Also :evil:this makes my blood boil.....I make a meal and they all eat at different times. Young ones early, me and Oh bit later and teenagers whenever they feel like it. Sorry to rant off but I could scream........... i was admitted to hosp yest for obs as i had nasty pains in side Rant well and truley over |
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| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Wed, 31 October 2007 14:25:23
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? I know how you feel...though luckily am not quite so much of a taxi driver...though on Monday after appt with consultant ande more tests etc I went to pick up 8yr and 12yr old from friends house...8yr was staying there as it was youth club & 12 yr old wanted to go, but wanted to come home and change and then get dropped back...normally not a problem, but I was knackered and hungry and it meant that I had to deal with the 3 dogs on my own...plus as much as I love my land rover discovery I am not particularly tall and so have to have the seat so far forward that bump is dangerously close to wheel and it isn't as easy as jumping in a car and off you go...it takes me ages and a few hops to even get in the bloody thing - I must look a sight. Oh it feels good to have a rant doesn't it! I love my kids and my gorgeous husband and I love the boy band (retirement fund hopefully!) and I cannot wait to meet my new little baby...xx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 01 November 2007 03:58:42
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? am totally confused about boy band??? is it your OH business or your sons??? confused??? Mind you everything confuses me these days. |
| Emalenna |
Posted : Thu, 01 November 2007 08:17:43
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? I only have one teenager (plus 2 step children) and I don't feel quite as bad now.... have to do running around but not in the heat and I don't have to use hubbys range rover (cant get into it anymore cos of my SPD) .. so altho I'm taken for granted quite a bit of the time - its prob not that bad......Gd luck to you both - we need to get them all on our side don't we?!! x |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 01 November 2007 10:55:27
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hiya It is trying isnt it??? Worst time is when I put my 2 and 3 year old to bed my 14 and 16 come into tv room and want to chat which is lovely but my head is done in by then and I end up in bed feeling guilty for not talking to them properly! Think when you have more than a couple of kids guilt is something you just live with! Know what you mean about car. OH has pajero (think its a shogun at home????) and I cant climb into it. I 5ft 6 so not small but its just so bloody high. I have toyota previa and it has electric sliding doors and electric opening boot so its so easy to use with big family as it has 7 seats too. Cars are cheaper here and petrol is 14p a litre!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! now you really hate me:lol: d xx |
| Emalenna |
Posted : Thu, 01 November 2007 17:05:04
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy??????
Quote: ps are you all finding aches and pains so much more than when you had your other ones when you were younger???? I feel so sore and unfit this time round! How true... pregnancy when I was 21 was a doddle! I wish I had appreciated it more at the time! My last pregnancy was ok apart from ending up on crutches with SPD - but this time I feel v v v v v old!!! Needless to say this is def my last child Ps....As for the fuel issue - ive just filled up my corsa with diesel and the cheapest i could find was 98.9p per litre (105.9 at our local station! Em |
| dee dee |
Posted : Fri, 02 November 2007 11:05:06
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? I am also soooo tired this time. i have no energy at all. I NEED a sleep in the afternoon but rarely get one really. My littlest sleeps but joseph who is 3 does not. I try to put him in from of dvd so i can have 40 winks but he usually wakes me up to tell some thing interesting like......I just had a wee wee! or look mammy the car is fast!!! usually cute but when i tired i dont have the energy to jump up and run round the room cheering. |
| Viv2007 |
Posted : Fri, 02 November 2007 17:33:21
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? im not an older mum as im 22 but my partner is 43 with two teenage son (12 and 15) whom live with us and lo on its way in 19 days, so know what its like for them to come in and out of the house music on full blast giving me head ache and all their mates coming in making noise and knocking on door it like being a yo yo answering the door every 5 minutes hopefully changes when lo comes again i hope... viv |
| dee dee |
Posted : Sun, 04 November 2007 16:35:06
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Yes, I am going to put a sign up saying 'BABY SLEEPING RING THIS BELL AT YOUR PERIL!!!!' |
| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Mon, 05 November 2007 22:25:15
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi dee dee Boy band are really a rock band...but they are to do with hubby's work. So demo tapes are being done at the moment and videos etc and fingers crossed they will do well!! I was back in the hospital today and they will my bloods seem to be behaving themselves and am feeling Ok as long as I do nothing...as soon as I do anything I feel terrible and have to sleep! So I am 36 weeks tomorrow and should have her within 2 weeks. Right I need to get off this as my daughter needs to log on and wants to use my lap top rather than her pc! Great! Hope you are well and will catch up soon! C.x |
| dee dee |
Posted : Tue, 06 November 2007 18:06:13
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? HI Take care of you and rest up. |
| kirst3 |
Posted : Tue, 06 November 2007 21:29:44
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? glad im not the only one having nightmares with teens,lol |
| Emalenna |
Posted : Wed, 07 November 2007 12:47:27
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? My teenager is lovely (at the mo).... the fact is he stays at his aunts most weekends as she lives closer to his girlfriend, on week days he leaves the house in the morning at 7:25 for school and doesn't get back until 6ish and then he stays in his room apart from the occasional visit to the rest of us to get something to eat!!!! So for the half an hour I see him each day he isn't too bad :) Also do you think the fact that its his birthday next month has anything to do with him being on his best behaviour at the mo????! |
| kirst3 |
Posted : Wed, 07 November 2007 21:03:56
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? ha ha could be, my nightmare is 16 on dec 3rd so hoping for an easier time running up to b/day,lol xx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Sat, 10 November 2007 19:10:52
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? My daughter is 16 and will turn 17 just before baby 5 born!! She is not too bad really. Could be better but ooohhh could be so much worse. have 20 week scan tom so fingers crossed all good. d x |
| kirst3 |
Posted : Sat, 10 November 2007 20:17:53
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? good luck at scan hun. xx |
| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Sun, 11 November 2007 13:25:02
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi Dee Dee Good luck for scan tomorrow! I am back at the hospital tomorrow and should hopefully get an induction date. Then I just have to work out the mothers!!! My folks are great and my hubby loves them to bits...hubby doesn't really get on with his folks, but they are so excited as it is his first child. I get on with them fine and make the effort so hubby doesn't have to!but mil is really keen to be here when baby is born....but hubby would rather my folks be here! His live an hour away and mine 5 hours away so having a date for induction means we can guarantee that my folks can get up here...but then have to worry about upsetting the in-laws who are welcome to come up...but I dont want them staying over! Best thing is our parents have never met...so have all that awkwardness to deal with - deep, deep joy!!! xx |
| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Mon, 12 November 2007 22:03:58
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi dee dee - hope your scan went well. My induction has been booked for this Friday, so it is panic stations all round!! Thankfully my parents arrive on Thursday! xxx |
| rubysmum1 |
Posted : Tue, 20 November 2007 18:36:43
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi everyone i have a son 14 and a daughter 12 as well as los who are 5 and 2. My oldest 2 are swimmers and they train 6-9 times a week so my house is always total chaos with no one ever being in at the same time and meal times together are a distant memory, there are always wet towels and swimming kit lying everywhere. my oldest has just started year 10 and has gone from doing zero homework to having to do it everynight and my 12 year is a walking mass of hormones. My 5 yr old is an angel and im trying to potty train my 2 year old who i think has 3 6s under his mop of angelic blonde curls. in the middle of all this i am ttc no5 !!!!!!!am i mad i said i would retire from babymaking when i was 35 (which is on sunday) but i dont feel ready to quit yet. how do you all cope with teens and pregnancy? love leigh ps i do love them all really x |
| kirst3 |
Posted : Tue, 20 November 2007 21:49:21
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi hun, i think pregnancy is a doddle compared to having a teenager in the house,lol |
| dmlewy1974 |
Posted : Fri, 07 December 2007 17:58:01
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? thank god im not alone,my eldest son is 14 who i had when i was 18.My second son is 9,i had him at 23.Now baby number 3 is due on jan 3 ill be 33.what im finding hard is juggling the different needs of my sons as well as pregnancy and a job.My teenager can be a model son one minute and then a moody grunting selfish sod the next My 9 year old is lovely but has so much energy and im knackered.They have had to give up there own rooms for the baby as its going to be a girl so a whole new load of problems there!But i wouldnt change a thing ha ha. |
| dee dee |
Posted : Fri, 14 December 2007 11:09:58
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? it is a juggling act thats for sure. Feel like one of them is left out at all times. I find hardest when little ones in bed and all i want is to have a bath, tea and toast and chill out. However, older ones want to chat and tell me their news etc.. usually watch a freinds dvd or something we all enjoy so I can chill out while spending time with them all. Would be nice to have bit of ME time now and then. Like you say though would not change it for anything. |
| Caz4mark |
Posted : Mon, 07 January 2008 00:58:45
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? my lil bro as adhd and im a young pregnant girl im 17 maybe if u got an msn my mum n u can chat or summit teens will be teens just let them kno u love them n the baby aint gonna change ya love 4 them they may feel as if they wil b left out |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 10 January 2008 19:52:12
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? thats really nice for you to day.is your mum supportive of your pregnancy??? i hope so! i was bit older at 21 when I had my first. it is a bit scarey having them so young but the good thing is you have loads of energy for sleepless nights. My daughter is nearly 17 and we have great relationship since to her I am a young mum. Most of her mates mums are in late forties and I am still in thirties. |
| kirst3 |
Posted : Sat, 12 January 2008 22:16:37
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? just deleting my post, read caz4mark post on support sending big hugs to u hun. xxx |
| megmum |
Posted : Fri, 18 January 2008 20:36:54
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi, i havent been on the oldermums page before and I feel so much better for having found it!! |
| dee dee |
Posted : Sat, 19 January 2008 09:57:47
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi megmum |
| megmum |
Posted : Sat, 19 January 2008 12:16:46
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi Dee Dee |
| dee dee |
Posted : Mon, 21 January 2008 16:23:26
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? what a lovely story!!!!!!!!! Bet your friend is thrilled that her family are in such good hands. To be honest once you have 3 another child will just slot in and complete your family. When are you due and do you know what you having??? |
| megmum |
Posted : Tue, 22 January 2008 11:17:41
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi Dee Dee |
| debbiemc |
Posted : Tue, 22 January 2008 13:08:57
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi ladies, im also an older mum, im 41 in feb and have 5 children, all from the same dad! My eldest son is 22, then daughter 19, daughter 11, son 6 and son 9 mths. I would really like one more but hubby says no way, so im working on him!! lol. Its wonderful having older children because they just want to be involved with the younger children and help out where they can. They all want me to have another baby so at least i know they are on my side. My eldest son went through a few rough teenage months but nothing too awful and now hes a manager for m & s, so it worked out ok in the end. My 19 yr old daughter is also a manager, she works in claires accessories, she also got engaged at christmas, i suppose i could be a grandmother really!! Not yet hopefully im not quite finished being a mum. Debs xx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Fri, 01 February 2008 18:58:48
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi debbie...wow 5!!! I looking forward to having 5th but under no illusion that it wont be hard work! One thing to bear in mind when deciding whether to have another is that I was reading an article about Richard and Judy off tv. She was asked what her biggest regret was...her answer? Not having one more child! I think that says it all. When I announced I was having number 5 i was shocked at the amount of people who said they wished they had had one more. If you can talk OH round then do it before your body says NO!!!! dx |
| debbiemc |
Posted : Thu, 07 February 2008 14:58:41
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi dee dee, thats something that i thought to myself the other day that if i dont go ahead i will regret it later on, just got to convince my oh now! Hes keeping well away from me at the moment! lol. x |
| dee dee |
Posted : Fri, 08 February 2008 01:39:19
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Well good luck. Get him drunk and pounce one night!!!! I 34 weeks and finding it hard going. i really hate the last few months. I full of cold and chest infection so feel rough as hell. Megsmum...any news????????? had check up today and baby head still very high and sort of semi transverse. They think placenta still low lying so i have scan next thurs to check it out. If so or if head wont come down then they will put me in for section at 38 weeks rather than an inducement then. I have biggish babies, PPH, quick labours and group strep b. Never had section and not sure what I think of them. I dont mind the proceedure its the recovery time. I usually sore but up on feet and in the bath few hours after birth. With section i will be in bed unable to get baby out of crib etc... Also with 4 others to care for.....more so the nearly 4 and 2 year old... I am not sure its good idea. As we live abroad and have no family support. have friends who I know would help me out though and have home help. d xxxx |
| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Wed, 13 February 2008 22:50:14
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi Dee Dee (callyb but changed user name!) Cannot believe how quickly time is flying!!! Violet will be 3 months on sunday and is having her 2nd lot of injections tomorrow! Am also considering baby no. 4!!!!!! We aren't using any protection so guess what will be, will be!!! I have been so busy sorting out our business and trying to get planning permission for change of use for the weddings and also sorting out some music festivals...all seems to be going in the right direction, but just bloody hard work. Am hoping that by working like mad this year it will mean that I can look to employ some help next year. Are you feeling ready to pop yet??? C.xxx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Sat, 16 February 2008 02:58:29
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Time has flown hasn't it. You must be enjoying her to be planning another so soon!!!!! |
| *Carolyn* |
Posted : Sun, 17 February 2008 21:44:40
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? OMG Denise, that is a nightmare. I dont know what to say, apart from if I was in the same position then I would opt for the hysterectomy option too. I didn't realise the sort of problems you mentioned, maybe I need to consider carefully if we go for no 4. I guess you need to be prepared that in less than 2 weeks you will have your little one - will you be OK at home for help? I am guessing that your teenagers will pull together and suddenly become the best kids in the world to help out. Let me know what is going to happen - and take it very, very easy. Carolyn.xxx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Tue, 19 February 2008 15:04:53
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? HI |
| megmum |
Posted : Tue, 19 February 2008 16:54:25
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi All |
| dee dee |
Posted : Wed, 20 February 2008 17:41:44
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Congrats Meg.. my 2nd child was only 5lb 11oz. He was cute though and by about 3 months he had caught up. Sorry to hear you not feeling too good though. Glad you recognised it and got help though. |
| megmum |
Posted : Sat, 23 February 2008 19:34:17
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hi denise |
| dee dee |
Posted : Sun, 24 February 2008 12:19:49
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? HI he not allowed as they may be complications and they dont want to be worrying about him fainting. May need hysterectomy and they want to be able to get on with it without OH getting in the way. Also, here in the Middle East they are a bit behind on the whole men in the delivery room thing!!!!!! He will be outside and if all goes well he can come in once placenta out and my bleeding controlled. Very uncomfortable as baby very high due to the previa and my heart burn is awful at times. I will be getting sterilised at same time so no more babies!!! Enough is enough. Have in laws coming to help with child care and I will listne to your advice and not do anything!!!! I want to be well by end of march as my sister coming for easter. d x |
| joemill |
Posted : Wed, 12 March 2008 00:28:10
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi All, i have not been on this site before but have read all the comments. I am 38 this year and a mum of 3, Corey who is 14, shaun who is 12 and Alfie 10 months. |
| AODRIVER |
Posted : Wed, 12 March 2008 22:23:55
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Welcome joemill, my teenage daughter is brilliant. She also believes that things will never be the same, but i assure her that once my lo is a bit bigger we will have our days out together again. She is very good with Grace though. I would definitely love another, but i'm 42, so chances are it won't be happening. Al x |
| joemill |
Posted : Thu, 13 March 2008 01:18:17
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi, |
| dee dee |
Posted : Mon, 07 July 2008 07:14:53
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Wel,. Amelia arrived safe and well (birth story on here somewhere) and is now 4 months. Been pregnant was hard but now juggling 2 teenagers who have broken up for summer hols and having 3 aged 4 and under is no bloody picnic! I feel sooo tired this time round. I turned 39 last month so that comes into it. Aches and pains and lack of sleep is giving me serious wrinkles, frown lines and bags. I had a lovely pic of me and baby but I looked really tired. i went onto photobucket which has an editing suite and wiped away 15 years...I look fab!!!!!!!! lol |
| rubysmum1 |
Posted : Wed, 09 July 2008 11:56:24
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hi Dee how are all your lot doing? At the moment i have Ruby and Alex at home with some strange virus but it has not stopped Ruby demanding food at every opportunity Her fave is cheese and salad cream sandwiches! My biggest one Liam is doing his yr 10 work experience at morrisons and is loving it or as he says it is sick!!! and Saffron is slogging it out at school doing her end of year tests and moaning about the usual teen angst, i think she is a bit embarressed with having a pg mum she said im far too old bloody cheek i really think i may have scarred her for life hehe how is that lovely baby of yours ??? love Leigh x |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 17 July 2008 11:26:09
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? hiya What would you prefer this time round???? How you feeling??? d xxx |
| rubysmum1 |
Posted : Thu, 17 July 2008 11:35:49
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hiya Dee i feel dreadful, i just feel sick constantly! the only thing that stops it is eating and if i keep doing that i will end up the size of a house. Im not too bothered about what im having but it would be nice to have another girl, the boys were lovely but so demanding and i know Ruby would love a baby sister. If i start craving extra strong mints then i know its def a boy xxx |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 17 July 2008 11:45:43
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? sickness is a very good sign though!!!! will you find out what you are having??? might be 2 in there lol!!!!!!! Do you have a due date??? d xxx |
| rubysmum1 |
Posted : Tue, 22 July 2008 14:42:45
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? Hiya dee i will def be finding out what im having fingers crossed its only one!!! i have not been booked in yet but the gp said i would be due around the 5th march but im hoping to have an elective cs so it will more likely to be february. |
| dee dee |
Posted : Thu, 24 July 2008 12:57:12
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? our kids finished 4th july!!!! already they have been off ages. Dont go back till 7th sept. No half term then off from 4th dec to 3rd jan. back for few days then off again fir 2days plus weekend. mad!!!!!!!!!!!!!! its all to do with ramadam and eid etc etc...... 2 little ones been at summer camp 8 till 12 5 days a week. We come home 8th aug for month so really looking forward to that. let me know how scan goes. I paid 60 for a private scan at leeds and at 7.4 weeks heard hb....it was amazing to hear it sooo early. d xxx |
| roisine |
Posted : Fri, 19 September 2008 16:05:11
Subject : teenage tantrums to deal with and pregnancy?????? i have a sixteen year old and her worst year was last when she was fifteen she seems to have mellowed or is that me. i thank all the honest responses about preg and teens at least i know i wont be alone in the ranting stakes. and yeah it is sooooo much easier ast 21 im 37 soon and lets say im sh******************g myself just a bit but i cant wait i so want to be tin the bump club |
I got in last night and did anyone ask if i wanted a cuppa or if there was anything they could do for me?????NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
) Thats another reason I dont use hubbys range rover - i couldnt afford to go anywhere!