MSE Parents Club Part 13

got-it-spend-it

Jakesmummy wrote: »

Me too! some lovely dresses in the sale on that site, the kind of dresses i like on there, just been trying to find delivery and size info!

I got a large and I would say it is a 14, if that helps.

I'm pretty sure they are the same company as French Connection- the labels are certainly the same! You can buy there stuff in the French Connection concession in John Lewis.

MadDogWoman_2

It's the opposite here, I hate clothes shopping with a passion.

I can never find clothes I like in my size, in natural fibres - my skin doesn't like man made fibres.

I don't think I've bought new clothes for myself in about 18 months

Jakesmummy

got-it-spend-it wrote: »

I got a large and I would say it is a 14, if that helps.

I'm pretty sure they are the same company as French Connection- the labels are certainly the same! You can buy there stuff in the French Connection concession in John Lewis.

wow really, i was just thinking how good the stuff looks for the price, im gonna try and hold out till next week when my overdraft isnt as abused lol

Krystaltips

OK, those with small babies... Baby nephew is a little wee and doesn't have much by way of clothes so I said I'd pick him up a couple of outfits tomorrow before we go over... What's the difference between early baby and tiny baby?!

Edit: and who does the best (reasonably priced) stuff?

I'm not used to this... My babies start off in 0-3!

elle_gee

Krystal, in Tesco, early baby is 5lb and tiny baby is 7.5lb (which always seemed the wrong way round to me!). Mothercare's tiny baby is 7.5lb and Asda's tiny baby is 6lb.

Sami_Bee

redmel1621 wrote: »

That's what i'm worried about, i don't want to go overdressed and look stupid. Maybe I will get the white shirt and black trs I was also eyeing up??

I'm pretty sure you wouldn't look like a WAG I'm talking about perma tanned, blonde extensions, sky scraper heels and a dress Jordan would like
but in a white shirt n black pants you risk looking like a waitress

Evansangel wrote: »

Im right handed to write.
Eat with the fork in my right hand, but have to swap hands to cut things.
...

I do that, its easier IMO :cool:

JAM we have the leapfrog bilingual table - tis good (sorry not very detailed reveiw )

Krystal - Chris started off in tesco tiny baby (he was 6lb 12oz) but they only fit him for about 10days so I would guess they'd fit him nicely. I gave mine to Rhys tho other wise I'd pass them on I'll pop the leggings in the post for you, I think I've still got your address in my emails.

Krystaltips

Thanks Samie and Elle I'll head to Tesco first then seeing as he's 5lb 8oz...

Buttonmoons

Keira is a left too i think, she seems to use that hand more and always when doodling, she writes the number 3 from the bottom to the top :rotfl: bless.

I'm right handed but when using fork and knife, I still keep my fork in the right hand, doesn't make sense to me to swap, I shovel the food in with my fork, I need maximum control!!

Becles

MadDogWoman wrote: »

It's the opposite here, I hate clothes shopping with a passion.

I can never find clothes I like in my size, in natural fibres - my skin doesn't like man made fibres.

That's like me!

Everything in the shops seems to be synthetic these days, and I just don't like it! I also like classic cut stuff, so it doesn't go out of fashion next week and I can wear it for years until it falls to bits

Off to the doctors this morning as my bowel has been playing up again and I'm going to mention the need to wee frequently

Have a good day all xx

SusanC_2

Krystaltips wrote: »

Apparently if you give a child a tube to look through, they hold it up to their dominant eye which would tell you if they're left or right handed...

There are three things: looking through a tube, listening through a keyhole and something else which I forget - possibly kicking a ball. Ideally they do all three with the same side.