MSE Parents Club Part 10

searching_me

just been looking at prices of cars ... not too bad but more then i can afford need to get saving x

elle_gee

What type have you been looking at, SM?

MadDogWoman_2

Don't forget to look at the insurance groups too and tax bands as well.

We've just had the reminder through for DH's car £104 for 6 months!

Oh another piece of advice always select the courtesy car option when organising your policy - there are so many drivers at my place without a car whilst their's is being fixed it's untrue.

elle_gee

Urgh, reminds me, mine is due at the end of this month.. :cool: That'll be half of my pay given I'm only paid until 17th.. *sob*

searching_me

im looking at either corsa, clio or 106 .. anything with cheap insurance really x

MadDogWoman_2

if you can find it find out about it check servicing costs.

Sami_Bee

elle_gee wrote: »

I didn't forget you - I just forgot to put you in my calendar.. Would have remembered on the morning

SM, it's a medical condition, I'm sure. Sami has it too

upon checking I hadn't put it in the calendar either

It is a disability I swear! I physically cannot get up early with out help!

Jenny - do easyjet have stupid luggage rules? if not then all will be fine, I've flown to Austria with an 11mth old and switzerland with 6mth old no probs xx

searching_me

it'll be a while before i get a car probably not til nearer xmas at least but im just adding up the costs x

elle_gee

Sami_Bee wrote: »

upon checking I hadn't put it in the calendar either

It is a disability I swear! I physically cannot get up early with out help!

Ha ha

Do you get your mum to phone you to wake you up for important occasions, or are you not quite as bad as me? :whistle: I am mature enough to have a child of my own, honest! But they do say you should sleep when the baby sleeps and if mine sleeps until 10am, who am I to argue :rotfl:

Sami_Bee

I read that thread that turned into FF v BF, I clicked the bottle feeding benefits link
I 'like' this bit best

The mother can go about her daily chores, or to work without frequent feeding intervals or pumping. She can also leave the child under the care of her partner, or other caretaker. In public, bottle-feeding is much more convenient.

daily chores??
I'm not sure how (assuming you're following guidelines which mention nothing about how long after sterilising it is ok to use a bottle) making a fresh sterilised bottle up and then cooling/warming it to correct temp is more convenient than lifting top and lowering bra though

btw the debate on that thread has seriously upset at least one person care about