MSE Parents Club Part 9

My_Fathers_Daughter

Was just about to ask what it was and realised I can FB on my phone, hope you are okay SM xx



Edit - they were supposed to be going to Meadowhall today to collect Philips P45.

My_Fathers_Daughter

csh wrote: »

I hope shes OK too. Facebook giving me error msgs so can't leave comments, but am thinking of her x

Just bought a Sophie. 12 quid! It better be good! K about to lose 2 fingers at the knuckle from sooking!

Coupled with my really cheap recommendation for a highchair it works out cheap overall :rotfl:

Seriously, I thoroughly recommend her, and she is a cute toy too.


The one drawback (which I should have mentioned before) is that she squeaks...so if you have a dog they may think that it is a dog toy. I am sure you could 'break' the squeaker, but I am not sure how?

csh_2

BeenieCat wrote: »

Ooh csh, that's extremely kind. I just realised how much easier it would be to take the dog for a proper walk too - is it bulky? I'll pay postage! Thank you xx

No its OK, its really light so won't be much. I'll dig it out and should get it in the post tomorrow cos I've other stuff to send anyway.
Fairies still have your address :cool:

csh_2

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

Coupled with my really cheap recommendation for a highchair it works out cheap overall :rotfl:

Seriously, I thoroughly recommend her, and she is a cute toy too.


The one drawback (which I should have mentioned before) is that she squeaks...so if you have a dog they may think that it is a dog toy. I am sure you could 'break' the squeaker, but I am not sure how?

I did see in the reviews that it had a squeak. We do have a dog and OH 'breaks' every squeak that comes in the house so I'm sure he'll do that one too!

Dribblekitten

Please can we stop all the talk about Sophie?

My darling child dropped hers and it was found, in 2 pieces, by a friend, near whose house it was dropped.

Great teether though, but can't quite withstand the teeth of baby foxes.

(posting from work - bored)

SusanC_2

Dribblekitten wrote: »

Great teether though, but can't quite withstand the teeth of baby foxes.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

SusanC_2

What do teethers do anyway?

tiamai_d

*perched on edge of bed in front of an ancient PC*

Fairies were up the loft hunting a baby walker, helped by DH, and they found 3 bags of baby boy stuff. A tad dated, from 8 years ago, anyone want the better bits before it goes off to charity? various sizes, mostly 3-6months, a few 0-3 and then 12-18 months. Dungarees, jackets, shoes.

Amber would like to say that Monkey kicks Sophies bum!

aless02

Beenie - FWIW, a mei tai will far outlast what you think, I think. I found the pouch slings hurt my back after a very short time but the mei tai is more comfy and designed to hold a lot more weight - and once Amber gets older she go on your back instead. I got mine off Etsy (in fact it's the same as GISI's!) for a bit cheaper than buying 1 from the UK, but you can also sometimes get lucky on eBay and get them even cheaper.

My_Fathers_Daughter

Susan - they just give baby something to chew on to encourage the teeth coming through and to relieve some of the pain (by chewing).
The great thing about Sophie is that they can chew on different bits to get to different parts of their mouth (the legs, the head etc) so she works for all their teeth. In theory you need different shaped teethers to get to different teeth.

Sami started me on Sophie the first time we met and Sami told me it was THE designer baby toy!!! I had to have one!!



Tia - Amber is clearly an individual