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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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Actually begs the question... Bruno.... Do you?
I must say, I introduced my husband to the wonder that is firefox private browsing thus eliminating all this drama.0 -
Thank You for the compliments 3:D, although you mustn't have looked about you properly...my house is far from tidy!!! The hallway hasn't even been hoovered in about 3 days!
The sling is great btw, I have her in it now...and am able to get on with dinner no problem, thank you again and I shall return it as soon as she stops being clingy (or you have a baby, whichever comes first;))
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p.s I also want to know what age group of woman we are talking about!!Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
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i wanted to ask the same question 3 lol!!!!
I have bought lots of school clothes today and also got all the kids school shoes in the next sale saving me over £100 at clarks.
HELP! my kitten keeps trying to feed from Lola and she is letting her do it? im finding it a bit strange but not sure what to do?What's for you won't go past you0 -
I must say, I introduced my husband to the wonder that is firefox private browsing thus eliminating all this drama.
That advert on the telly really annoys me! As if the bloke is using pritvate browsing to buy his wife a present. :rotfl:
Is everyone wondering about the 'age group' also thinking about the sketch in Little Britain where the young lad gives Nanna a foot massage. _pale_
Caz that does sound strange, but I don't suppose it'll harm either of them. I dare you to post a question on the pets board to see how long it takes for someone to turn it into an irresponsible pet owners thread. :rotfl::beer:0 -
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Hey, Christopher already has. I recall the night when I caught him watching babestation at 3am. The ladies do this mum *shakes the bootie*
And yeah, private browsing for present buying... mmmhmmm.....0 -
got-it-spend-it wrote: »OMG Our little boys are going to grow up into those dirty males:eek:.
Mine isn't, I plan to superglue his palms together.
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Where there's a willy, there's a way
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charlie is 2 and would like to put his willy in the hoover lol! he has it in his hands all the time and even pulled it out to show everyone at the park???
i did put a post up 3 and got 1 reply saying it was ok?? they seem happy enough but i do find it strange! (who am i to talk lol!)What's for you won't go past you0 -
Is lola a dog or a cat? Its common for both mummy dogs and cats to let other animals feed from them. I'm guessing they have less social stigma attatched to breast feeding other infants lol! And it happens even if the feeder isnt lactating at all. Taps into their maternal instincts. Entirely normal for a baby or young animal to try and find the comfort they had from their mum.
Was the kitten actually weaned from mum do you know or juts removed? It does happen more when the kitten wasn't weaned (ie mum cat gets cranky and nips them when they try to feed).0
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