MSE Pregnancy Club 25

Rups32

thanks toni. i will just wait in patience and i know he will be gone soon. if not, we can use him for his manpower. lol

fluffnutter

Not sure what's in a grooming kit, but I've not felt the need for one and Freddie's nearly three months old. Their hair's too sparse to need brushing and broken fingernails can be gently pulled or bitten off. Sounds like a bit of kit that manufacturers would have you believe you can't live without, but in actual fact you don't need at all.

Save your money and spend it on clothes. It's really fun buying clothes

KatyLiz

You should put up a pic toni, there have been a few cute pet pictures on here

Rups the tommee tippee grooming kit is always under a tenner on amazon. Some of the things in the kits are strange though - I never used a nasal aspirator with my kids, and my son certainly never had enough hair for the brush lol. I just grabbed a separate thermometer and nail clippers as that's all I've ever really used.

Cake4brains

Toni, my little staffie was like that with our HV. Chucked her out of the living room after a few mins and she cried LOUDLY all the way through the appointment!

Meant to say, got a lovely christmas prezzie last night in Asda for the Grandparents if anyone wants to see. Think its a great idea

THIS - its got sections for each grandparent to write their own memories about their childhood as well

fluffnutter

Sorry to be so excited.... but HAS SM HAD HER BABY YET??

ikkle87

toni_ wrote: »

has anyone bought a grooming kit for their baby? or have you just bought all the bits seperately? i dont know what i really need, nail clippers, brush, anything else?

we just got bits separate, we got a soft brush and comb, some clippers but scissors as well because with bubbas being so small I don't want to nip his skin with the clippers which can happen!

ikkle87

fluffnutter wrote: »

Sorry to be so excited.... but HAS SM HAD HER BABY YET??

nobody has heard from her since she last logged on here last night hun, I wish one of us had give her our mobile number now so she could keep us informed....how inconsiderate to leave us all excited like this lol x

ikkle87

fluffnutter wrote: »

Not sure what's in a grooming kit, but I've not felt the need for one and Freddie's nearly three months old. Their hair's too sparse to need brushing and broken fingernails can be gently pulled or bitten off. Sounds like a bit of kit that manufacturers would have you believe you can't live without, but in actual fact you don't need at all.

Save your money and spend it on clothes. It's really fun buying clothes

I've only spent about £1.50 on the grooming stuff lol x

Cake4brains

A relative bought us bits like that Toni, just a separate baby brush, tiny nail scissors. Cant remember what else tbh

Thanks Savage, Im a 38E normally so like you said that might not be supportive enough

toni_

Thats the one on amazon ive been looking at and i thought the exact same thing when i saw nasal aspirator lol! think i might take your advice fluff nutter and not bother, and just get a few bits, i do want to get a thermometer for the baby as i think thats quite important isn't it? just incase, could anyone reccommend a decent one?

awww thats sweet Cake4brains, i got my nan and grandad a memory book a few years ago kind of like that, they filled it in and gave it back to me the following christmas, i learnt alot about them i didnt know! fab little books to keep