No Money Mummy to Millionaire Mummy!!

Pips_Mum

I cannot believe how much you have paid off Fay its amazing, really well done.

Rags I fear pureeing will become a slight obsession!! Really need to find a better way of doing it though as pushing it all through a sieve is hard work!!!

You can see how big the "little fella" is, no way he would have lasted to 6 months to be weaned. He has started sleeping through niht again since being on mush.

Pippilongstocking

Oh we got one of those hand held blender things for <£6 quid in the co-op a week or so ago as mine broke - I use it for soup mush rather than baby mush.

looks a bit like a white, upside down propeller ??

Cheap easy to clean and great when its just small bits

You can be obsessive compulsive weasley

cos pureed weasley just sounds so wrong........................

Pips_Mum

Ooooh will have to look out for one, they have similar in Boots.
Its called a " baby moulli" but I prefer "musher"!!

Right I really need to goto Bobos, sleeptight everyone.
Love, hugs and squishy kisses x x x

ragstoricheswannabe

my devil is exactly the same, and no snootty, had no kids health visitor was going to tell me to starve my boy till 6 months!!!!!! (i dont like my health visitor, can you tell??!!!):rotfl:

Look at the supermarkets, sure they do a cheap hand held blender for under a tenner!!!! works good enough for me!!!!

Hey fay, whist you are here. can you rehome strawberry plants when they are flowering??? Bought a pop up strawberry planter so ds1 can pick them easier and they can space out a bit more than the pot they are in at the mo.............

Big hijack, sorry!!!!!!:o

EDIT: ahh, cant type that fast, getting my post in way too late!! xx

Pips_Mum

:rotfl::rotfl:OH has just put on Harry Potter and the goblet of fire due to all the Weasley talk!! :rotfl::rotfl:

Pips_Mum

I keep telling you all Hijack away it makes my thread look bigger and more interesting to passers by!!! :rotfl::rotfl:

Dont want to go to bed now I know you are both upstill, I might miss something!:rotfl::rotfl:

Pippilongstocking

Rags yeah that be fine just (as every gardener keeps banding on about) make sure you water them or they will not be happy.

if they have extra leaves that are a bit raggy cut them off (make sure the plants keep at least 3/4 of their leaves when you move them)

otherwise they should be great and you will know they are OK when there is new growth appearing after a week or so??

Pips mum - I'd go to tesco and buy a 'value' hand held blender- be no more than £6

Anythingn with 'baby' on it will be at least twice the price

not that I am cynical

I just lost 2 hours on wiki reading all about dumbledore, mrs Weasley and a few others - !!!!

BTW - our cat is actually called Mrs Norris after us reading hte books when we got her

I am def going to bed now

ragstoricheswannabe

Ha ha ha ha!!! yay to harry potter!!!! i so would love a wand and to be able to do spells!!!! :rotfl:

I agree with fay, stay away from "baby" related kitchen stuff.....

Good night all. sweet dreams xx

mum2one

Pips_Mum wrote: »

I cannot believe how much you have paid off Fay its amazing, really well done.

Rags I fear pureeing will become a slight obsession!! Really need to find a better way of doing it though as pushing it all through a sieve is hard work!!!

You can see how big the "little fella" is, no way he would have lasted to 6 months to be weaned. He has started sleeping through niht again since being on mush.

Dont know if this would be any good-
Argos Value Range White Hand Blender.

421/9488

• £4.19

Just a thought re MIL, what about pureed brussel sprouts with some chessnuts, (take so long chewing the chessnuts - keep her quiet!!)

xx

Pips_Mum

I want my washing up to do itself like Mrs Weasleys does.

Fay - not cynical its factt hat they take advantage of us all.
Our cats called Derek, have to say we didnt call him that he was rehomed and the name came too. Feel a bit of a muppet standing in garden at night yelling Derek at the top of my lungs!!:rotfl::rotfl: