MSE Parents Club Part 7

angelfairy

Fitzio wrote: »

AF - The information on taking baby milk through airport security seems to be a bit hazy. I have read in some places that it is exempt from the 100ml rule and that you can carry it through but may be asked to taste it (you can carry through an amount that is reasonable for the journey). It's probably worth contacting your airport and clarifying it with them (e-mail them so you have it in writing).
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thanks Fitzio, i will do some research online and when i go and book my tickets i will speak to them also.

tiamai_d

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

And they wonder why LO's are so eager to get hold of it!!! Because Daddy treats it like it is more precious than mummy, that's why!!!

And grab it off mummy when he comes home from work!

searching_me

night night carla xxx

mookiandco

Fitzio wrote: »

AF - The information on taking baby milk through airport security seems to be a bit hazy. I have read in some places that it is exempt from the 100ml rule and that you can carry it through but may be asked to taste it (you can carry through an amount that is reasonable for the journey). It's probably worth contacting your airport and clarifying it with them (e-mail them so you have it in writing).

Also, I read people on other forums stating that they contacted Boots at the airport and reserved the required formula and this was not a problem, so might be worth doing that to ensure they have the correct one in stock.

Also make sure you can get the formula you use over there if need be. A friend is going to India for 8 weeks and she doesnt want to risk baby having problems with the brand of formula over there and has to take about 50 of those big powder cartons with her which takes up almost 2 suitcases!!

scruffy96uk

AF El use to have a remote and she took it everywhere folk use to look at me but stuff what others think if she was happy thats all that mattered

angelfairy

night carla

and i CAN NOT be tasting milk of any kind ....

money_maker_3

my hubby doesnt give a damn about the remote, he is on the computer all day !! Only time he wants it is if football is on

elle_gee

money_maker wrote: »

.. Oh elle, I have a lovely warm sleepsuit for 0-3 months that could appear in your house if you want it

My postie isn't going to be impressed.. fairy post coming thick and fast! Will PM you xx

Am hoping for good weather tomorrow so we can walk to the post office and send fairy parcels too.

My_Fathers_Daughter

angelfairy wrote: »

might seriously consider getting a remote in poundland for her. i'm sure i'll get horrified looks on the plane.

Probably no point! My best RL mummy friend got one for her baby (not-so-baby-1-yo) and she simply isn't interested...she knows it isn't the real thing :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

She did love her fish maracas though!! Got a text from friend with baby girl holding said maracas with a note to say she will not let them go!! Texted back to ask if that made me great Auntie Steph who knows what baby loves or bad Auntie Steph who buys pain in the a$$ presents and not had a reply yet!!!

mookiandco

Sometimes when I feel peeved with hubby, I will log into my Sky account online and use the remote record function to record 2 programmes at once, so if hubby is watching something the clash programme thing will come up and make him panic!! I generally do it if I am out and hubby isnt answering his phone because its on silent or in the other room. It reminds him of my existence so he can ring me!!! Its our special way of communicating!

May I suggest that you all try it!