MSE Parents Club Part 5

SusanC_2

*pops off to look for e-mails from bizziebaby*

*sighs*

feelinggood wrote: »

I think I'll put him in the freezer with the hamster.

:eek: What is your freezer going to be like in fifty years time? :eek::eek::eek::eek:

r.mac wrote: »

we went to mothercare. Got LO a pretty swimsuit and some bigger bibs. They have loads of sale clothes left, but they haven't reduced them much - not even as much as 40% of most of them! The sale has been going on for months now. I know I'd have bought more things had I felt I was getting a decent reduction.

Our Mothercare has dresses on the sale rack that have been there for a few months and they're still the same price they were when they first went on sale. (I know because I always check out the sale rack and some of them I would buy if they were cheap enough.)

r.mac wrote: »

MrsT - those days are the hardest work aren't they? Why didn't anyone tell us about them in antenatal class :rotfl:

You should have been to my antenatal classes. First thing we did was practise labour positions. (Shame they didn't tell us beforehand - I refused to do them since I was wearing a skirt.) Next we filled in charts of what we spent our time doing then and what it would be like when the baby was born while the midwife proceeded to talk at great length about how awful babies were and how just when things start to get better they become teenagers and are horrible again. Finally we watched a video all about how harmful it is to your baby if you are stressed during pregnancy.

mookiandco wrote: »

The other one I do is http://www.thelitmustest.com/ who periodically send me lotions and potions to try.

The last offer I got from them said you shouldn't do it if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.

Becles

Loads to catch up on! Had a very busy day as I'm covering for someone who is on holiday. Did loads of calls this morning, and grabbed a hot dog on the run as I didn't have time to stop for lunch Got home, put Charlotte into bed and did some more work on my uni essay, then cooked tea.

Still got more uni work to do, type up some of the calls I did today, and the usual household jobs to do. Where does the time go?

searching_me

im pondering whether to get one of those pre load debit cards for the monthly food shopping budget ............................... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm x

Millie's_Mum

SeptemberBaby wrote: »

3, will you have use of a microwave when you go away? I took these as I knew our room had one.
xx

The fairy post could bring some of those if you decide to use them.

searching_me

ive decided im going to do it ... stop me over spending and im not good at carrying cash, i spend it ... very MSE dont you think x

Sami_Bee

mookiandco wrote: »

I was thinking of the stand alone plastic arch type thing rather than the arch attached to play mat. Its all very confuddling!

edit: sorry I meant to say what about this http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Babies-R-Us/Toys/Playmats-and-Gyms/FisherPrice-Kick-n-Drive-Gym(0032192)
bubba can use it when sitting up too

searching_me wrote: »

im pondering whether to get one of those pre load debit cards for the monthly food shopping budget ............................... hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm x

I think tesco do one that you can set a DD for and gives an extra point per pound

searching_me

Sami_Bee wrote: »

I think tesco do one that you can set a DD for and gives an extra point per pound

oooo really *toddles off to have a look* x

sami i cant find you wouldnt happen to have a linkie x

Sami_Bee

searching_me wrote: »

oooo really *toddles off to have a look* x

sami i cant find you wouldnt happen to have a linkie x

aww just checked where i saw it http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/shopping/loyalty-scheme-tricks#tesco
It called clubcard plus but Martin says they've stopped it

elle_gee

SM, it's called Clubcard Plus - they don't advertise it very well, you might have to ask at Customer Services.

searching_me

damn it ... never mind just us the o2 one instead then x