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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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Hmm, what do you think it says about our relationship that when I want to give Husband a nice surprise I buy him a cow's heart?
I emptied all the change out of my purse yesterday and then needed some for the stamp machine so had to buy something. Supermarket nearby and of all the things I could have bought ... yup, a cow's heart.Organised Birthdays and Christmas: Spend So Far: £193.75; Saved from RRP £963.76
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Beenie blimey that is quite a bit of work involved isn't it!! Hope u manage to get it done eventually though.
Our patio is coming on, yey!! Looks so much better already. T is having his second nap of the day. Its been a bit of a novelty staying in all day today as usually I have been out somewhere each day.Baby Toby born 17th Nov 09 :j0 -
Glam,looking good for West Wales :j
DH just needs to double check with his boss on Wednesday that the time off is ok
Good to see Beenie back
Hugs for Mel & CazThe one thing children wear out faster than shoes is parents
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MFD i really didnt like the Luna when i had it and sold it very quickly, i think there were a few of us that bought them and sold them just as quick, the harness put me off as they could throw themselves forward. Good luck on cheap prams though! sounds like a great shop!!!!
We are tryingh a nappy free day with Charlie and its going well so far! just wish his behaviour would be so good as i feel he is going backwards and has hit and bit my face
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I have read a few dodgy reviews Caz and am in 2 minds now. Will chat to hubby about it later...but for £55 :money:
Well done to Charlie on going nappy-less but
about the hitting and biting caz. Does he still wear his bear hug at nursery? Does it still help? please listen to MFD - she is a wise woman
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thats a fantastic artical SS!!! i love being barefoot and only wear shoes if im going out.Although if you saw the amount of shoes i owned you wouldnt think so lol! kids are the same and as soon as we all get in we kick out shoes off
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he can get the bear hug off now and we are looking into 'body armour' which is the tight long sleeved tops the footballers wear under their shirts? they start at age 7 so im trying to find a company to do it in his size as the pressure does work.
The outbursts are getting worse and i seem to get the brunt of it all at the moment. He is so big and strong that when he has you by the hair or bites down you cannot get him off. He has also started to bite himself so the 2 of us are covereed in bitemarks, god knows what the doctor will think this week PMSL!(any tips/advice on biting will be gratefully accepted and biting back doesnt work i have tried)What's for you won't go past you0 -
I always let Keira run barefoot inside (why would you wear shoes inside anyhoo!) but not sure if the article is suggesting letting them outside sans shoes? Cause no way with the amount of glass and crap everywhere.
My mum most of put me in cheap shoes as a kid because my pinky toe looks well crushed up and deformed! I live in flip flops or barefeet, I can't stand trainers etc. Make my feet sweat, they are so used to being open aired, and I have now developed some nice thick soles :rotfl:0 -
I'm the same way Caz - I wear flip flops whenever possible when I'm out just to keep the glass and dog poop off my feet, although I do love pretty shoes
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