Where is cheapest for baby things?

studentphil

ethansmum wrote:

I wish they were....then I could switch Tim off for a few hours....

I bet a lot of Mum's do!:D

aurora_borealis_2

studentphil wrote:

I know, but you know what I mean -- things to keep the baby alive--- I was taught in biology that babies are really chemical reactions in a bag. Food in one end, digest it, poo poo it out.

just like you

studentphil

mrcow wrote:

lol Just get whatever you'd like to get. I'm sure it will be appreciated!!!

Okay I will try!

studentphil

aurora_borealis wrote:

just like you

So is any living thing that given its own nature it must ingest some "food" and do something with it and excreetes something at the end.

Edinburghlass_2

ethansmum wrote:

I wish they were....then I could switch sp off for a few hours....

now what a gift that would be

studentphil

The only thing I dont like about babies is they cry aws much. Babies crying really goes through you.

Counting_Pennies_2

I would pop in to Early Learning Centre, if you have one near (Sainsburys or Boots if not, as they do a selection of ELC toys)

Get something for a £5 which is suitable for 1 - 3 year olds (tend to be the age group that you are likely to buy for) ask a shop assistant for a clue.

I think this is your best bet.

alwaysonthego_2

what about a me to you first birthday teddy, comes in a nice box good for a keep sake or what about a nice book like the very hungry caterpillar
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Very-Hungry-Caterpillar-Board-Book/dp/0241003008/sr=8-1/qid=1167673065/ref=pd_ka_1/202-3190822-4029457?ie=UTF8&s=books
my daughter loves this book

studentphil

Thanks everyone.

I wish I was as wise as all you lot in knowing about presents!!!

studentphil

http://www.elc.co.uk/toy-41925?&pg_age_id=3

is what I might go for!