MSE Parents Club Part 7

elle_gee

Has anyone got/used one of these - The Wean Machine? Good, bad, would you?

elle_gee

lou66 wrote: »

*Just popping over from pregnancy thread*
Hope you dont mind but just have a quick question, my cousin is expecting her second baby in Jan ,she has a 19 month old and they are in a one bedroom flat and cant afford to move just yet, I saw a cot with a bed underneath a few weeks back and we now all want to chip i and buy them one, however i ve lost the booklet this was in and can not find it so was just wondering if anyone here has it or have heard about it and where we could buy it have googled it but cant seem to find it. With Thanks

This one? http://boohoobaby.co.uk/prod_show.asp?id=1313&ref=froogle&prodid=1313

searching_me

elle doesnt look big enough for a meal ... i would love to go to the baby show x

elle_gee

searching_me wrote: »

elle doesnt look big enough for a meal ... i would love to go to the baby show x

No, I think it's more for picking bits (broccoli etc) off your plate and mashing them there and then for babba ETA: When out and about, I mean..

weezl74

elle_gee wrote: »

No, I think it's more for picking bits (broccoli etc) off your plate and mashing them there and then for babba

ooh I've got a gadget for that:



sorry to be cheeky:p I'm just not sure I get why it's great, cos of the things it says it can't mash, I may as well use my fork!

Sorry if you love it

Krystaltips

Elle, I think a rotary grater or a potato ricer might do the same job and be ultimately more useful in the long run...

elle_gee

LOL.. @ weezl. It's my mum who likes it actually... was trying to steer her away but she loved it at the Baby Show :rolleyes: Just saw it on a website and remembered to ask

Krystaltips

weezl74 wrote: »

ooh I've got a gadget for that:



sorry to be cheeky:p I'm just not sure I get why it's great, cos of the things it says it can't mash, I may as well use my fork!

Sorry if you love it

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

searching_me

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: weezl you got there before me x

Tigsteroonie

elle_gee wrote: »

Sweetie, I'm sorry I didn't think :cool: I can't lie and say it wasn't horrible but at the same time it didn't hurt him like needles do and he instantly screams.

Don't apologise I was more worried about being seen as a bad Mum if I opted not to go down with him!

elle_gee wrote: »

I didn't like seeing him in the tunnel bit although also couldn't take my eyes off him, but maybe that's cos I'm a bit claustrophic myself and don't think I would have liked it much!

Andrew's so small, it'll probably seem like a huge cavern to him! I'm told they'll feed and sedate him, and then strap him down and hope he doesn't wriggle!