MSE Pregnancy Club VI

cazscoob

oh elle that sounds soooo good, was telling OH about your cup cake too he looked well impressed! i havent had dinner yet was going to nip to my mums but not got that far:( dont know what to have and not really hungry bt need to have something??

Krystaltips

Think that was the one I saw Weezl, wonder why they got reprimanded though?! Especially with some of the companies they allow to advertise!

Elle, I've had a cream tea there with my Nan... Although when we were on honeymoon hubby and I went to Little Betty's tea shop and had a cream tea... Nearly fell of our chairs when the bill came! (Was gorgeous though )

money_maker_3

Yorkshirechick wrote: »

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Hi - I've just calculated my due date, and it's actually 5th November, so I'm less far than I thought, only 3 and a bit weeks. It seems like even the 12 week mark is soooo far away at the moment

Thats my DDs birthday, so perfect choice !!!

elle_gee

Krystaltips wrote: »

.. Elle, I've had a cream tea there with my Nan... Although when we were on honeymoon hubby and I went to Little Betty's tea shop and had a cream tea... Nearly fell of our chairs when the bill came! (Was gorgeous though )

I was looking at the Betty's website earlier. My sis moved to Pocklington (near York) recently and she's said we'll go to Betty's when I go up for the weekend. I see what you mean about the prices! :eek: (good job she moved up there for a better paid job! )

We're a bit scones and clotted cream obsessed in our family - Sis and SIL had them for the dessert course at their wedding in September

tiamai_d

I don't think I'd eat a placenta. It develops from the fertilised egg, so it is genetically part of the child, not the mother. I know they say that babies are nice, but we couldn't eat a whole one....

I really really fancy a scone and 'yon now!

tarajayne

weezl74 wrote: »

elle, was it this programme d'you think?

'In 1998, chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall cooked a placenta on his Channel 4 programme and served it at a dinner party.
He devised the recipe with mother Rosie Clear for a party to celebrate the birth of her daughter Indi-Mo Krebbs. The placenta was fried with shallots and garlic, flamb!ed, pur!ed and served as a pate on focaccia bread.
Channel 4 was severely reprimanded by the Broadcasting Standards Commission as a result, although the practice is legal.'


rest of article here for anyone interested in Tom Cruise's views on eating it!

He lives near here, not very popular!

Anyway people, what about this cot bed and wardrobe as MIL has just offered to buy cot bed. Nursery is small so really wanna wardrobe and nothing else. http://www.bambinodirect.co.uk/details1.asp/ProductID/328/sid/15/Baby-Style-Calgary-Cotbed.html


Hugh not Tom!

searching_me

tia im with you all this scone talk has got me thinking about going to morrisons tomorrow :rotfl: x

tarajayne

searching_me wrote: »

tia im with you all this scone talk has got me thinking about going to morrisons tomorrow :rotfl: x

Gotta be homemade with local clotted cream here. Mmmmmmmm!!!

elle_gee

tarajayne wrote: »

He lives near here, not very popular!

Anyway people, what about this cot bed and wardrobe as MIL has just offered to buy cot bed. Nursery is small so really wanna wardrobe and nothing else. http://www.bambinodirect.co.uk/details1.asp/ProductID/328/sid/15/Baby-Style-Calgary-Cotbed.html


Hugh not Tom!

That's gorgeous - and now bookmarked! We have wardrobes in a similar colour, one of which will go in the baby's room so I've been looking for a cotbed to match Wardrobes are these from Ikea but they're triples so might be too big for what you're looking for.

ETA: Slightly cheaper here - http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=10751&langId=-1&productId=76891&source=froogle&cm_mmc=Froogle-_-Shopping%20Sites-_-CPC-_-Froogle

tarajayne

Thanks elle but they don't have the wardrobe on its own, loads of different prices so I'm already confused.

Oh, yes they do, oops!