MSE Parents Club Part 11

aless02

I was going to suggest Monsoon, but several others have beaten me to it

tarajayne

pinkpig08 wrote: »

Some other nice ones in Monsoon - I like this

Pretty, right shape, but longer and if possible bit of a sleeve.

cazscoob

CAFC offer to babysit for anyone of us
what about ebaying?
finding out about local baby groups and giving them a go? you may meet new people and get a coffee!
finding out if your local college do free courses, ours does cooking, massage dress making etc etc!

tarajayne

cazscoob wrote: »

http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Navigate?ps=default&storeId=10001&lid=%2F%2Fproductsuniverse%2Fen_GB%2Fproduct_online%3DY%2Fcategories%3C{productsuniverse_18661}%2Fcategories%3C{productsuniverse_18661_17627}%2Fcategories%3C{productsuniverse_18661_17627_66757_ms}&catalogId=10001

Went to Debenhams on Saturday, oh this is gonna be hard! :cool:

madwoman85

Hello everyone,

I tend to just lurk on the threads, trying to keep up with you all and get lots of ideas!

I just want to ask a quick question about weaning... Jacob is now 23.5 weeks old an I began weaning a couple of weeks ago...

He started off with baby rice, moving on to carrot and swede puree... He has had weetabix over the weekend and had a taste of crumpet and toast... I am going to give him a bit of banana for lunch today too...

Just wondering what foods you used in the early days and also when is it ok for him to have yogurt and also meat? This is all very new and scary to me!!! :eek:

Hope you are all ok!

Thanks
Mad

aless02

oooo, is red AND not strapless and ankle-length: http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10001_10001_008010214408_-1?breadcrumb=Home~Women~Dresses



dammit, caz beat me to Debenhams!

BeenieCat

I fail at fashion, but what about this with this, or do they not match? lmao

edit ooh i like the one Aless posted

Sami_Bee

have you looked at coast Tara?
how will it work with telling people? are you gonna get changed after the christening or is the christening 2nd?

always29

Ooh dress shopping, exciting Tara but, ah, cazs beat me to the bhs suggestion! we ended up in there for a dress for a civil partnership do a couple of years back. But then at the last minute my friend had a dress made - she bought the fabric and I think all in was about £250 and looked stunning. Do you know any seamstresses who might be able to help you?

tarajayne

BeenieCat wrote: »

Tara have you got £900 to spare :rotfl: :eek:

I'm struggling to get an egagement ring. :mad:

Sami_Bee wrote: »

Tara a fitted dress will make you much slimmer than a not fitted dress. You want to look curvaceous not like a sack of spuds (not that you do look like a sack o spuds!)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

I know but not tight over the hips, .