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Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Does anyone here you a halogen oven?

Yes I have one

PetuliaGristle

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Always pleased to help Especially after 2 years of being woken every 2 hours by my DD (admittedly 21 years ago:)). Good luck over all the noise emanating from this thread :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

nerfdad wrote: »

Every 2 hours would kill us.How did you cope.I hope when you look after the grandchildren they sleep all night.

They should be waking every 2 hours at home and sleeping through at Grandma's house, lol. I remember thanking my deity of choice when dd2 was at nursery, that she slept through, and hoping I didn't have that smug look on my face, when I saw the Mums and Dads looking cream-crackered after yet another sleepless night with the little darlings.

Mildred1970

nerfdad wrote: »

Just got back from the park and lots of yummy mummys
Nearly time for you lot to laugh as i will soon try to put ds3 to sleep:eek::eek:

Not laughing here, I'm sure DS thinks that sleep is for the weak

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

Yes I have one

Ohhhh you have one but dont use it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:bit like me ive had mine 4 months and today cooked a chicken in it and it was lovely and sooo easy!
Was looking for recomended recipes to use:D

Enterprise_1701C

bubbs wrote: »

Ohhhh you have one but dont use it :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:bit like me ive had mine 4 months and today cooked a chicken in it and it was lovely and sooo easy!
Was looking for recomended recipes to use:D

I use it - but made the mistake of getting a small one so can only really cook meals for two in it. At the time we thought DD was leaving home! I am sure there is a recipe thread on here somewhere, never had the inclination to search it out, sure we will when DD DOES leave home, in the meantime I use it when she is away!

Mildred1970

nerfdad wrote: »

Every 2 hours would kill us.How did you cope.I hope when you look after the grandchildren they sleep all night.

DS was the same, he only started sleeping through (i.e 6 hours straight) a week before his 2nd birthday. He goes a bit longer now but actually getting him to go to sleep in the first place is a nightmare.

nerfdad

Mildred1970 wrote: »

Not laughing here, I'm sure DS thinks that sleep is for the weak

When we move it should be better as all 3 boys will have there own bedrooms:o

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nerfdad

Mildred1970 wrote: »

DS was the same, he only started sleeping through (i.e 6 hours straight) a week before his 2nd birthday. He goes a bit longer now but actually getting him to go to sleep in the first place is a nightmare.

Just i was reading this ds3 decided to make snorting noise to make out he is asleep:o

bubbs

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I use it - but made the mistake of getting a small one so can only really cook meals for two in it. At the time we thought DD was leaving home! I am sure there is a recipe thread on here somewhere, never had the inclination to search it out, sure we will when DD DOES leave home, in the meantime I use it when she is away!

Ahhh i see thanks, mine is a big one and only 2 of us, but was quick and alot less washing up and didnt get too hot in the kitchen on a warm day like when the oven is on:D