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MSE Parents Club Part 9
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Im code mad SS, there is a littlewoods code which is £30 of a £60 spend, i've used it a few times without any problems, and there is also 20% off code
Can you send them to me please? I searched but nothing came up
Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
Three gifts left to buy0 -
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feelinggood wrote: »Sorry to ask such a personal question, but do you have worries about your kids developing alcoholism? It is something I fear.
Oh god yes, very much so. The debate is still on with regards to wether alcoholism is genetic.
The older 2 have grown up in an environment, where their views on alcohol have been skewed. They have seen my reaction and fear to alcohol and their dads uncontrollable thirst for it.
I have started to have the odd glass of wine at home during the weekend and the kids were very startled to say the least. I think they thought I was going to be like their dad.
Im now trying to counteract the damage that has been done, but I feel they are at such a disadvantage because they have never had a normal undertanding of drinking.0 -
AF - did you get an answer about travel cot? The one you linked to looked a bit flimsy, would LO be able to get out, and is that a problem? Sleeping in a set place might be an idea, as long as it is safe if she gets out.Stay-at-home, attached Mummy to a 23lb 10oz, 11 month old baby boy.0
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ooh what did you say in the email csh??? am gonna send one to them as well'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0
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C & G just emailed me Your baby 16weeks
Once your baby starts pushing up onto those little arms, it won’t be long before they’re rolling over onto their back
Well, hes 14 weeks and has been doing that for a week! Does that make him special :A0 -
Oh god yes, very much so. The debate is still on with regards to wether alcoholism is genetic.
The older 2 have grown up in an environment, where their views on alcohol have been skewed. They have seen my reaction and fear to alcohol and their dads uncontrollable thirst for it.
I have started to have the odd glass of wine at home during the weekend and the kids were very startled to say the least. I think they thought I was going to be like their dad.
Im now trying to counteract the damage that has been done, but I feel they are at such a disadvantage because they have never had a normal undertanding of drinking.
it will take time but i am sure you will get there. maybe having seen what alcohol can do to a person they wont be the kids hanging round on street corners getting !!!!!! when they are 12/13..'Children are not things to be moulded, but are people to be unfolded'0 -
jillie1974 wrote: »ooh what did you say in the email csh??? am gonna send one to them as well
I went through the website contact form and just said I'd joined in Oct but yet to have anything. I also brown nosed a bit a wished the team a late happy new year and signed off with 'kind regards'
She was really nice on the phone but it caught me off guard and OH slagged me for being a 'schemey' and trying to get something for free lol0
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