MSE Parents Club Part 15

The_Next_Verse

3onitsway wrote: »

Well done Jillie :j That must feel great!



Asda had some very cute mock tux outfits this week.

http://direct.asda.com/george/baby-clothes/boys/tuxedo-all-in-one/GEM52617,default,pd.html

This I love. I think I'll nip to ASDA at the weekend. Woo!

Thanks everyone

tarajayne

Hi Weezl, hope you're ok. X

Charlie, no help really, sorry, but just take care of yourself and bubs. Work is soo extra hard when you're pregnant. XXX

r.mac_2

SugarSpun wrote: »

You should all move to Germany. I got one at 5 weeks, 7 weeks, 8 weeks, 10 weeks, 13 weeks, 16 weeks, 20 weeks, 24 weeks, 28 weeks, 30 weeks, 32 weeks, 36 weeks, 37 weeks, 38 weeks, 39 weeks, 40 weeks and 40+3. I was sick of the walk to the doctor's office!

I paid to have one aat 10wks as I only got one NHS scan - it was meant to be a 12wk one, but I hd it at 17ishweeks. That's why we paid for the early one - so we could tell people at the 12-13wk point.

threemuttleys wrote: »

morning all...may I join in please?

(feel like a kid going to big school)

Alex was 4 weeks old yesterday (where on earth did that time go?!) really must take more pics, he is changing almost daily.

How is it that on tuesday, most of his "newborn/first size" fitted just right, and today, 0-3 fits, and the newborn doesnt...in the space of 2 days...I ask you (please tell me it gets better!) so glad we bought so many different sizes!

Also, we are going to get him a bouncy chair...I have a mothercare gift card (£15) so will probs use that to put towards it. Any good recommendations?

xx

SusanC wrote: »

This is the one we have:

It's just the bottom of the range one from Mothercare and did us fine.

susan we had the same one an I loved it. Although it was the cheapest I could find, it was also the only one I could find that ws 'old fashioned' enough for me. It wsa hard to find ones tht were just bouncy chairs IYKWIM. My sister is now using it with her wee boy who is 4ish months.

r.mac_2

finally got boots.com to work last night. I chose 3 items which totalled £58. Got a 3-4-2 deal, used the £3 off pampers voucher, bought some nappies, wipes and bath stuff for LO and paid £51 in total and got 1300 points. I'm a happy lady.

I'm now wondering what other things I can buy :rotfl:

House hs gone from sparkling to messy in 5mins flat so must try hard to tiyd up before friends arrive at 2.30pm.

SusanC_2

r.mac wrote: »

susan we had the same one an I loved it. Although it was the cheapest I could find, it was also the only one I could find that ws 'old fashioned' enough for me. It wsa hard to find ones tht were just bouncy chairs IYKWIM. My sister is now using it with her wee boy who is 4ish months.

Yes - we wanted one that was just a plain bouncy chair without all the bells and whistles. (Not that there's anything wrong with bells and whistles if you want them just we didn't.)

Buttonmoons

this is pretty much the one we had

http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/3753794/Trail/searchtext%3EBOUNCER.htm

Tbh lol, Keira was in hers for longer than 6months, she liked to sleep in it, she could sit up anaided and I'd just feed her in it :rotfl: I'm so negligent :A

Buttonmoons

:rotfl:

aless02

jillie, yay!!!

rmac - I had similar problems with Boots being OOS of a whole bunch of things I wanted. And then I forgot to buy nappies, grrrrrrrrr!! But I still got several pressies for £52, then the £12 cashback yay. Forgot to Quidco though, grrrrrrrrr.

Buttonmoons

We had a vibrating bouncy chair at Idris' mums house, she didn't like the vibrate, it didn't bounce, and it was only used as it had a toy mobile thing over it, once she got to about 3 months old it was made redundent as it didn't bounce - she didnt wanna sleep lol

jillie1974

our first bouncer was the plain Asda one, i didnt see any point in having toys on it when they are too young to see them properly and play with them. We used it till Kian ws 4 months then moved him to the Fisher Price rocker/chair. It had a toy bar that detatched