MSE Parents Club Part 6

SeptemberBaby_2

emlou2009 wrote: »

SB i take it it looks better than it is then lol :rotfl:

i wasnt going to get it, i'm happy with mine

I loved my p&t even more when we got back! :smileyhea

I only bought it as I didn't want to take a double away as the children wouldn't always be together, and we already have a Petite Star Zia :rolleyes:.

Lets just say you could hear us squeaking a mile off and it took a certain technique to take on a corner! :rotfl:

xx

emlou2009

aww buttons he's making his bed! its something to do with a memory from when they're tiny, they do that to get milk out their mums nipple i believe? thats what my grandad used to say anyway, he was a vet.

Buttonmoons

See I like dogs but I prefer cats they are a lot less work. I can leave them overnight etc, you can't do that with a dog, plus dogs can be quite whiffy, and I really hate badly trained ones. My friend has a husky, I told him it wad a bad idea as he had never owned one, and it HATES being left alone, everytime they leave it (not for long mind, about 3hours at the most if work shifts don't pair up) it destroys something he can't see past it, totally and utterly obsessed. Thinks the sun shines out of his dogs !!!!!, I just see it as a badly trained destructive slobbering mutt!

Sami_Bee

emlou2009 wrote: »

i wont even be buying nappies, as i've tried aldi ones and they're better than pampers IMO. you know how huggies have that hard feeling to them and pampers feel more snuggly? a bit like that, except the aldi ones are a bit thicker i think. they are £5.69 for 50 size 4's

aldi - 5.69 / 50 = 0.1138 per nappy
Pampers baby dry on offer in asda (2 boxes for £18) -18 /164 = 0.109756098:money:

scruffy96uk wrote: »

Sami have you seen these i was in Asda today abnd saw themand thought of you?

seen it, I bought a talking timmy but found out after they on offer in Argos :doh:

searching_me

ah see sweeps very good we taught him well hes a terrific protector and ok i'll admit he smells alittle if i dont shower him but hey wouldnt you :rotfl: ... yes the only down fall you cant leave him overnight but mind you its been the best excuse ever as well x

searching_me

hey is that timmy thing done by the same wallace and gomit people x

Buttonmoons

OH said that about them doing that to get milk from their mother too. I do wonder if that cat was younger than they said (it was born in a stable, the people were super posh, had horses, their own horse jumping arena in their "garden" and had loads of German Shepherds and Newfoundlands all over the place, massive house, 500k worth of cars etc....yet didn't get their cat neutered!) They said he was 8weeks, but he's always been very plucky, he could smell the milk from my boobs I think because he was always trying to pluck away there and would lick through my vest or whatever. Gross!! My other cat I got her when she was 10weeks and she only does that before she plonks her big bum!

Can't wait until he is spayed! Hopefully it will chill him out, I notice he has a bit of saggy belly though, dunno how he's gotten that, doesn't seem to be fat in it, just skin? He weighs 3.6kg, and my fat cat weighs 4.0kg but when she was at teh vet last they told me to put her on a diet and she weighed 3.7kg then! She is a very small built cat the kitten is longer than her now!

scruffy96uk

El just woke up crying again so had to go see her. She has snot right across her face, in her eye and round to her ear, shame poor wee mite. gave her calpol asked her if she wanted a cuddle but she pointed to her cot and has gone back down with no trouble.

Sami_Bee

searching_me wrote: »

hey is that timmy thing done by the same wallace and gomit people x

yeah, it's a spin off from shaun the sheep

searching_me

i knew it ........... i love shaun the sheep x