MSE Parents Club Part 8

weezl74

PrincessPlaty wrote: »

ooh i brought this the other week! havent actually taken it out of the box yet though! :rotfl:

d'you think it's the most:money:one there is?

xxx

thanks 3, I'll pm you :A

oooh forgot to ask! has kristal been on, I'm keen to know if it all went well at the dedication:D

tinkerbelluk

Good lord, we've just had the screaming session from hell as DD refuses to nap and then goes so over tired nothing will calm her.

Anyone got any tips on how to make daytime naps work as nothing I'm doing is working?

csh_2

redmel1621 wrote: »

I have a question

Does anybody have any experience with private medical/dental plans like Bupa or similar?
DS1 has a dental problem and it is going to take 6mths just to be referred to an orthadontist, who will then assess whether he is eligible to get work done on the NHS as the criteria has been tightened and only serious cases get funded......Sooo I was thinking of the private option. The letter said that private appts are readily availabe but at £95 just for the assessment appt I dread to think how much the whole treatment might cost!! and we can't even afford the £95 anyway....BUT I don't want to leave his teeth the way they are now I really want to get something sorted.......
I have been looking around but can't see any kinds of prices, or even, whether they will approve 'existing conditions'

Mel x

My sister should have had braces as a child but my mum never got her them, anyway, she ended up getting them when she was about 25. Very expensive, around 2.5k!! This covered all the appointments for tightening etc. They had a payment plan tho and it was worth every penny as it changed her whole face shape.

Noy sure if you could get an insurance type plan to pay out on an exsiting condition, think you'd need to pay the 'shelf' price as it were?

tinkerbelluk

Mel - Not sure if it's worth you waiting or not. I waited over 2 years to be referred to an ortho and thank god I did as on my first appointment they put on my brace. As I'm an adult the treatment privately would have cost around 4.5k :eek: but I did look at the private option and most of them don't cover ortho work, although this was about 2 years ago so I'm not sure if they've changed

csh_2

tinkerbelluk wrote: »

Anyone got any tips on how to make daytime naps work as nothing I'm doing is working?

Kieren is a good napper but DD was a nightmare! I used to just stick her in her pram and walk round the block til she drifted off

jillie1974

re the ASDA travel cot... does it come with a mattress??
or can anyone recommend a decent travelcot.

mil is getting one for kian for christmas

csh_2

jillie1974 wrote: »

re the ASDA travel cot... does it come with a mattress??
or can anyone recommend a decent travelcot.

mil is getting one for kian for christmas

Im sure someone, either sammi or elle, was talking about a silver cross sale and they had a half price travel cot? Or I could be imagining things

jillie1974

ooh quick question..kian has fallen asleep in his bouncer, will it be ok to leave him asleep there. he's not fallen asleep before in his bouncer

redmel1621

jillie1974 wrote: »

ooh quick question..kian has fallen asleep in his bouncer, will it be ok to leave him asleep there. he's not fallen asleep before in his bouncer

My three have all had there daytime naps in their bouncers, they are fine:)

Mel x

csh_2

Jillie- this one here, its £50 tho
http://www.silvercross.co.uk/our-range/home-and-away/dream-sleeper/