Go go pets hamsters & accessories stock updates & discussion Part 2

balletshoes

I've bought stuff in sales etc this year for DD's santa sack (in fact I found some stuff I'd bought in the middle of January this week ). My DD has never asked for lots of expensive stuff from Santa, I'm lucky in that respect. At age 8, the most expensive item she's ever had at Christmas was a DSlite. And that year, there wasn't a lot of other stuff in her sack at all.

She did actually ask for a Wii last year for her birthday I think it was. I told her that was too expensive to buy as a present for one celebration, but if she wanted to save up her money to buy half, we would put in the other half. She saved hard, and it was a really good lesson for her, she felt chuffed when she finally got it (on her birthday this year).

I think I've spent around £70 on her Santa pressies this year, and she has most of whats on her list, plus lots of little surprises. When she was little, it was more like £40 - and I could fill a big sack to overflowing with that .

vickiv55

mandz27 wrote: »

ahh bless i know what you mean mine is 9 going on 21 :rolleyes: lil miss thang at times :rotfl:

yup yup, the word of the week this week is
" WHAT-EVAHHHHHH"!!!!
I thought i had a good few years to go before I heard that one from him. hehe

mandz27

lmao there's times when you know you shouldn't laugh at them but then they say something so darn funny you can't help it, my one is at the OMG then roll the eyes stage, quickly followed by sorry mum but i just get soo frustrated , !!!!!!? your 9!!!!! lol

Nemo9123

I have spent around £150 on my 6,4 and nearly 3 yr olds, they also have a couple of things I have won this year. The baby I have spent £20 on second hand toys from ebay but she is only 6mths and its more for the others.

Angel77

Good evening!

If anyone needs a funhouse there is 1 left to collect at Argos Walworth Road, London.

mandz27

oh yeah she told me today "i need an elf outfit for the schoolplay" ok that's fine then i realise it's on thurs!!!! thanks for the notice so thats my mission 2moro

Nemo9123

mand sainsburys do them up to quite big ish sizes

neverdespairgirl

mandz27 wrote: »

lmao there's times when you know you shouldn't laugh at them but then they say something so darn funny you can't help it, my one is at the OMG then roll the eyes stage, quickly followed by sorry mum but i just get soo frustrated , !!!!!!? your 9!!!!! lol

My 4 year old said a couple of months ago, when I told him off for climbing on the sofa, "Naughty Mummy. Now just be quiet, for one minute, will you?"

It's when he repeats me like that, I nearly crack up (-:

jellyhead

neverdespairgirl wrote: »

We've got one, and OH thinks I've got him far too much stuff!

1. Hamster, £10
2. Spanish set £45
3. Tunnel and train (Thomas) £16
4. 5 books (£3 each, £15 total)
5. Timmy Time jigsaw set (£4)
6. 2 x DVDs (£4 each, £8 total)

Total of £94.

That sounds just right to me

books and jigsaws are educational anyhow

We've spent around £125 each on the 2 boys. Eldest wants a playstation but he is asking everyone else for money, and is giving us that towards it. We'll be paying around £100. The only other thing he asked for was a new dressing gown :A
We got him a plasticine set because I like the fact that at 13 he still wants to 'play' with stuff rather than just go on the playstation all the time.

We were saying last night that we should keep one of youngest's 3 'main' presents back until summer for his birthday, because 2 presents is enough from santa along with a nightlight/torch and a large stocking. The stocking contains games for v-smile and psp so he's definitely got 'enough'.

AlisonWilliams

mandz27 wrote: »

oh yeah she told me today "i need an elf outfit for the schoolplay" ok that's fine then i realise it's on thurs!!!! thanks for the notice so thats my mission 2moro

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