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Waybuloo Clothes
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laney85
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Anyone know where I can get these age 6/12months
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Asda have some in 9-12 months, so I would check out the other supermarkets as well. Lots seem to come up on Google.0
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Seen PJ's in most of the supermarkets, also have a look in mothercare as they usually stock loads of different branded products.0
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mothercare/ tesco/adams/ woolies online/ asda, these are all the places i tried when my little one loved dora:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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Saw some at Sainsburys this morning... and 25% off at the mo!BLOWINGBUBBLES:kisses2: SMARTIE120
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Mothercare have a couple of t-shirts and pj's.
http://www.mothercare.com/gp/search/ref=sr_nr_n_2/275-9727723-9084856?ie=UTF8&rs=42764041&keywords=waybuloo&viewID=results&mcb=core&rh=n%3A42764041%2Ck%3Awaybuloo%2Cn%3A42771041&page=1:beer:0 -
I'm a little bit confused... why is a child aged between 6 and 12 months looking for Waybuloo clothes? How on earth do they know what they are and communicate that they want them? Seriously, are people really putting young babies in front of the television?0
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minimoneysaver wrote: »I'm a little bit confused... why is a child aged between 6 and 12 months looking for Waybuloo clothes? How on earth do they know what they are and communicate that they want them? Seriously, are people really putting young babies in front of the television?
Why does it matter? I don't like character clothes of any description, but they are just clothes, and at 6 months, the child is too young to know or care much what they are wearing. Maybe the parent thinks they are cute.
Or it could be that they are for a child that is very small for their age, or that an older sibling who likes the programme wants to buy a t shirt for their little sister for Christmas....
Or it could be that the child watches television. Not the ideal way to spend 15 minutes perhaps, but there are many worse things in the world. I am not going to spend my time being judgemental about it.0 -
minimoneysaver wrote: »I'm a little bit confused... why is a child aged between 6 and 12 months looking for Waybuloo clothes? How on earth do they know what they are and communicate that they want them? Seriously, are people really putting young babies in front of the television?
Daisy is 8 weeks old and we sat down and watched Waybuloo for the first time the other day;):p
....however she did fall asleep and I did carry on watching it myself!!:rotfl:BLOWINGBUBBLES:kisses2: SMARTIE120 -
minimoneysaver wrote: »I'm a little bit confused... why is a child aged between 6 and 12 months looking for Waybuloo clothes? How on earth do they know what they are and communicate that they want them? Seriously, are people really putting young babies in front of the television?
She is small for her age and its her Mum that asked for them the child didnt ask herself, and whats the problem no different from a fairy or princess its just a picture on clothes.0 -
minimoneysaver wrote: »Seriously, are people really putting young babies in front of the television?
Yes. It doesnt make me a bad parent. My DD is 5 months next week and she loves Waybuloo. She squeals when the Cheebies come on and the music seems to make her very calm- it has almost become part of her bedtime routine. Its on for 15mins.First baby born 10/06/10:heartpuls 6lb 10z:heartpulsI love my little family0
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