bbc 1 - I want it now

Broken_hearted

I love babies mine keep growing up

savingpennies

This was baby No. 3. Where was the pram they used for the other two? My pram lasted for four kids - my two and my brother's two.

OberonSH

OMG I can't believe how mad that got me. Only caught the end but :mad: :eek: :mad:

It's a baby buggy! You'd be surprised how little you need to off-road in them. Don't quite get the rough terrain test.

I got my first one for nothing, and only paid £25 for my pushchair from Woolies (End of range). I simply didn't have the money to splash out on a £300 buggy, and if I did I'd rather have spent the money on other things for baby.

As a single mum on a tight budget I'm really p*ssed off that you're made to feel that unless you can buy the entire range of Babies R Us you're somehow failing your child. My DD got on very well without a babywipe warmer, white leather changing bag, and designer babygros.

I notice that one reason for that mum against that horrible bright orange thing was that everyone had one now. I pity that child, I really do. Might as well sign it up for a platinum card pre loaded with £30k of debt, and book it in now for the debt managers! Although the dad seems to have his head slightly more screwed on.

Well, at least it looks like Martin will be in business for a while yet!

Broken_hearted

They talked out of their behinds my graco buggy managed rough terrain every day (have a dog that needs walking and walk to save money on bus fairs). I've had it since 2002 and its still going fine.

milliejon

I can't believe those buggies go for over £400 on Ebay!:eek:

A footmuff is over £50 too. What's wrong with a blanket?

Emmzi

Broken_hearted wrote:

It is it stops you going out, people buy you baby stuff and you get a whole £17 a week extra.:rotfl:

Ohhhhhh.. don't..... just don't....

Trouble is I'd demand to be a full time mum....

OberonSH

My DD has a crocheted blanket done by her great grandma, and I wouldn't have it any other way! She spent time and energy on that blanket, not just something on a shelf sewn together by midgets in a sweatshop in Timbucktoo.

I have a lot of old ladies coming inot my shop sying 'oh, no-one wants hand knits any more', but to be honest the patterns nowadays are a lot trendier and nicer than anything I ever saw in the shops. My DD's never been without a handknitted cardigan. She's a long body and long arms, so that way I can get something to fit without having to buy next size up an swamp the poor little thing.

Emmzi

Broken_hearted wrote:

Get a Graco buggy for £100 new I loved mine.

going 'as new' on ebay for a tenner.

Wow. I have become more bargain hunting than I ever though possible. I'm shopping for children I don't even have!

skystar

What I wondered when watching was who takes their baby out in their pram then weaves between road cones

The couple just looked a bit snobby and were turning their nose down at everything. It was like they were worried they would get talked about because their pram didn't cost more than 500 quid!

LookingAhead

Oh No I Missed It!!

Does anyone know if this is repeated?