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MSE Parents Club Part 13
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Kindof - the sunglasses are babybanz I got Ts from Mothercare as after my discount they were a reasonable price. But you can pick them up on Ebay and Amazon too. Im very jelous of your tooth pic, Ive been trying to get one for a few weeks now of Ts so I can send it to my mum. Seems since her teeth came along she prefers sticking her tongue out so she can feel them, as demonstrated in the first pic I posted.
Hadnt given the naked thing much thought yet tbh, I know there are pics of me when I was little on holiday in the paddling pool naked:eek:
Always - wow T is cruising already! Time flies, he wasnt even crawling when I last saw you. Sorry cant help with the bike seat/helmet thing. Oh and if you fancy a meet up sometime let me know, am free anytime except wednesday usualy.
Muso - T is only just swapping over into her 3-6 month clothes and she is 21 weeks, tho some of her 0-3 still fits her with room to spare!
MFD - ooh wonder what colour it'll be then???Baby :female: Tahlie Lois born 15/3/10 7lb 12 oz :heartpulsWorking on baby no2
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Kindof - I love the tooth pic!
Muso - Freddie has literally just gone into 3-6 month clothes this week and he's 17 weeks today...
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Muso, Molly was about 4 or 4.5 months old when she went into 3-6 month stuff. I remember putting 3-6 month things on her at Christmas (4.5 months) and some of them were a bit big
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Som - Thanks I'll have a look
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musogirl295 wrote: »How old were your babies when they moved into 3-6 months clothes?
9 months, she's just about to move into 9-12 clothes and she's 17 months.MFW Start Sep 07 £79484, Now £587740 -
Vests one month, babygrows we skipped them and went straight on to 6-9 at three months. (We hadn't been using babygrows that much as it was hot but we were going camping so though we would need them.) But Alice has always been tall - she's currently wearing an age six dress.musogirl295 wrote: »How old were your babies when they moved into 3-6 months clothes?Any question, comment or opinion is not intended to be criticism of anyone else.2 Samuel 12:23 Romans 8:28 Psalm 30:5
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LOl, I think that was the M&P Ora that was black and orange... Not suitable for what you wanted... All the 3 wheelers were black I think...My_Fathers_Daughter wrote: »Hubby has now purrr-chased said bargain :T
He called me and asked me to confirm the name for him to make sure he had the right one....then we had the following bizarre conversation:
H: 'which colour do you want?'
me: 'Ooo, is there a choice?'
H: 'well all the boxes are the same colour'
me: 'so is there a choice?'
H: 'no'
me: 'get any of them then - I don't think that they come in pink'
H: 'there is one with some orange on it next to me'
me: 'is it okay? get that one'
H: 'no, I'll take this one'
me: 'okay'
*shrugs*
There was a bright pink travel system though
Caitlyn went into 3-6 quite quickly... Then into 6-9... Which she decided to stick with for quite a while... And is just about moving into 9-12 now at 14.5 months lol... I need to get her a few bits though, she seems to run out of clothes quicker now since I started putting away the outfits that are a bit small...A very proud Mummy to 3 beautiful girls... I do pity my husband though, he's the one to suffer the hormones...My Fathers Daughter wrote: »Krystal is so smart and funny and wonderful I am struck dumb in awe in her presence.
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musogirl295 wrote: »How old were your babies when they moved into 3-6 months clothes?
Thomas still has a couple of 0-3 month things that he still wears at nearly 8 months! I really wouldn't worry about it - lots of different shops have different sizes on 0-3 months, looking in the red book the range at 3 months is about 4.5-8.5kg!
Kindof - got Thomas' babybanz new on ebay for about a tennerKindof - the sunglasses are babybanz
Always - wow T is cruising already! Time flies, he wasnt even crawling when I last saw you. Sorry cant help with the bike seat/helmet thing. Oh and if you fancy a meet up sometime let me know, am free anytime except wednesday usualy.
Som - sounds a lot like a plan, how you fixed Monday or Thursday week after next? Would be lovely to see how much Tahlie has grown in the flesh!0 -
We have tooth 2 poking through here now, too!
2 in 2 weeks and he's nearly 8 months old :rotfl:. Tried to get a photo like you, kindof, but Finn would prefer to eat the camera instead.
Finn was still 0-3 stuff until last month (7 months) - he could prolly still fit into a few of the tops still but I packed them all away just so I keep everything together.
Susan, this is a totally random question...I know plan on homeschooling Alice and I'm sure you try and fit in some educational activities right now - but at what age do you think you'll begin a sort of formal programme? The same as normal schools or maybe wait a bit to keep the approach more Montessori-esque? I'm just curious. I've always been very interested in home schooling, it's more popular in the States, even though we have a VERY long time to think about that sort of thing!
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Always - no plans here so am good for either
What do you fancy doing? Baby :female: Tahlie Lois born 15/3/10 7lb 12 oz :heartpulsWorking on baby no2
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