MSE Parents Club Part 9

My_Fathers_Daughter

harley1 wrote: »

Thanks WM, and can I join your request for advice and recommendations on a Highchair please?

I also still have about £30 of mothercare vouchers to get rid of but am reluctant to spend them on things that I can't see, touch and check in store - based on past seriously carp experiences.

ta xxx

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Glamazon

workinmummy wrote: »

Firstly, Happy Birthday to MM. Hope your DH is ok also.

Right girlies,

I am in need of :
1) Highchair
2) cosytoes for pushchair

Any recommendations, advice.
Was just going to get the £25 high chair from Asda, but do still have £40 voucher for mothercare, so may take a trip to the Mothercare superstore in Warrington. Only problem with that, is that i will then see other things that i must have.

Have finally come to the end of the stash of wipes i bought before Alex was born. So must visit Asda, or Sainsburys to stock up.

Harley love the photo. She is lovely.
SS, yes i had to read. Thanks for that :rolleyes:

harley forgot to say that pic is gorgeous!

I have the chicco highchair from ASDA & been using it about 3-4 days. easy to assemble, I find the tray a bit tricky to attach but OH manages fine so it must just be me very secure with lots of straps & easy to wipe down :rolleyes:

I too am in need of wipes for the first time & was going to get the ones in ASDA as I like the Pampers Sensitive ones but will go to boots instead I think, cheaper & points. thanks elle!

Millie's_Mum

Gonna show my age now, I remember that frozen concentrate juice from when I was little, it came in a tube shape, that was the only fruit juice we had when i was a kid until the milkman started bringing that juice in a milk bottle.

Glam don't get a samsung jet, OH has gone through 2 in the past 10 months, the touch screen keeps breaking plus they have a really annoying false call feature which goes off all the time.

SS did you ever think your life would come to that? Where you would really feel the need to share that with lots of people?

I feel even more hard done by, seeing what you all can do at your surestarts they may regret inviting me!

ManOnTheMoon

Mazcabs wrote: »

I feel old - I'm 38!!! BTW - please dont go MOTM, I've enjoyed your posts loads on your developing romance etc... I dont get to post much let alone read much as dont have the time to spend on here so I dont get to thank/reply etc to many posts... I must admit I kinda use this as a place to vent when i get 5 mins or post questions that I want the answer to which I probably already know the answer to IYSWIM

Hi Maz. Please don't feel old at 38! I have less than 18 months until I am 38 :rotfl:

I don't expect any responses on here, which is why i'm going to start a seperate thread about my current predicament with one of my brood.

Some people post more than others and this place moves fast. Sometimes 20 pages+ a day :eek: you're allowed to vent sometimes you just want a second opinion.

As people have said before, in a positive way, I have more experience than most as my girls are older, so maybe I shouldn't be asking advice.

I'll be around the boards

ManOnTheMoon

SugarSpun wrote: »

Has anyone seen this? I thought it might be interesting given some of the recent topics of conversation

(Don't worry, it's about new fathers )

I'll probably be one of them one day.

Glamazon

My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »

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u on commission or something?

SugarSpun

No, Millie's Mum, I never did - and I edited as soon as I realised just how depressing my life has become where that's exciting to me. But I also never expected to want to stay home with my kids rather than do the job I spent ten years in university to do.

Mookie, there are a few websites that explain to white mummies how to look after their mixed-race babies' hair

Edit: as opposed to an old father MOTM?
You're definitely a fast mover

jillie1974

Hi MOTM

did Lucy get things sorted at work???

jillie1974

why oh why when i'm giving him a bottle does he have to poo?

mookiandco

Here's our highchair, the Babylo Noodle. I chose it for its foldability due to lack of space and because we can throw it in the car boot when travelling. I thought the leatherette look would be tacky but it looks good and almost matches my sofas!

http://www.kiddicare.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productdisplayA_0_10751_-1__84937_10001_