MSE Parents Club Part 14

searching_me

rmac i go through the cheap knock off uggs in 6 months as im heavy footed so looking in to getting the proper ones that have the proper tough soles so going to save for them myself ... i just really want the cat ones and philips doing every survey possible to get them .. bless him x

r.mac_2

3onitsway wrote: »

Aww, little tiny feet. V is a 5 1/2 now!
Krystal has similar from Clarks, in lovely shiney red. Have you tried http://www.shoesforkids.co.uk/size4girls.asp?RSstartat=61&kw= I've just had a look at size 3-4, and they only have black shiney, but they have some very cute boots.

my husband has just responded to my email which contained your link and says you are a very bad influence :rotfl:

but they are cute :j

r.mac_2

workinmummy - I've tiny feet too - thats where A gets it from :rotfl: thanks fro the link

SM -- philip is so cute x

tarajayne

To all of you ladies considering Uggs, wearing Crocs, and me who all summer lived in flip flops. We are ruining our feet. The Podiatrist who saw Erin was explaining how her wearing flip flops has caused her feet to claw as you cling on to your shoe as it's got not straps. Crocs and Uggs do the same. Her toes have spread between her big one and other four, the gap is awful. Any shoe you do not strap on will eventually cause some kind of damage as your feet work hard to stay in them. She said that modern shoes will be causing a lot of bad feet in the future. Occasional wear is fine but Uggs were meant to be slippers.

searching_me

i know rmac ....

so want some uggs as well though but with big size 7-9 (depending on the brand) it gets expensive x

Sami_Bee

Mazcabs wrote: »

Glad they worked for you Sami....next time some come through the fairies may wing themselves your way again unless anyone else asks!!



Beenie, think you said you'd ordered already but we've just bought a freezer off the Comet clearance site - bit like ebay in that you bid on the stuff. Its all stuff thats either returned, scratched a bit or ex showroom..

http://www.clearance-comet.co.uk/kitchen-home/laundry-dishwashers-pt-tumble-dryers.html

Thank you lovely

rmac if you're thinking for snowy weather I wouldn't wast money on uggs, get something made for snow I got some boots by Khombu in costco for skiing last year I think they were about £50 and they're fabby, there's not much grip with uggs and because they're slip on (well most are) you could end up with a twisted ankle or something.
those shoes you linked are just like my sisters first shoes that we still have, lovely!

3 - I'm :mad: for you too wish we could go and slap the DLA people with a big slimey fish I hope this tribunal thing isn't too stressful and gets sorted!

CAFCGirl

BeenieCat wrote: »

Chassis doesn't sound right, i would be concerned about that. Hope the bint gives you a refund. Massage will be better next weeks i bet

it may also be me.... i'm a bit special... i just cant see how it clips on....

no reply as yet... am off to find an instruction manual :rotfl:

tarajayne

This looks good...https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/2759368

searching_me

keep meaning to go to our big tesco tara ... gonna have to wait til payday x

Sarah_Joanne

Hello all. Have been lurking on and off since last weekend but not much to say

I'm kinda glad the moneky meet was off today, only so I don't feel bad for not going though! I have no car at the moment as husband is working in the days and needs it for that. I'm not used to not having transport whenever I want it as he's only been driving 18 months and I have always had my own car!

3 that's ridiculous you aren't getting the support you need. It infuriates me that there is no common sense with these things so often. Anybody can see that the things you do for J are not things every mother does for 13yo children. It's so unfair. I hope you manage to sort it out though, and quickly.

Hugs all round is the best I can remember at the moment I'm afraid. Sounds like a few people are having a bit of a hard time atm.

Also hello and welcome to the newbies :wave:

Those with bfing concerns / questions / moans etc keep asking for the support on here, it is very, very good And if you can get through the first bit it does get so much easier after that. I'm still bfing my son at almost 8 months and we both love it.

Workinmummy your fabulous fairies arrived this morning and the coat is gorgeous!!! We had a Tu sleepsuit in the same colours and funnily enough Alfie wore it last night which I said was going to be the last time as it's now too small, real shame as the colour really suited him, so I'm extra mega chuffed with his new coat So thanks again to you and Alex :A