Extra Lessons In Tempting Essentials

mgamble

Bananababe wrote: »

We got it


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Thanks guys

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t;hat is fantastic well done :j:j:j

dizzyditzy

Bananababe wrote: »

We got it


:j :j:j:j:j:j


Thanks guys

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Congratulations Bananababe :j:beer:

David.

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Excellent - thanks for this :j. Not for the product, as I too have a few that compare, but for the post and the number (26, accordingly Ctrl+Cd for future info) of regular thanks you got clearly identifying this as OK to do - Yahoo, a marked change in the opinions of most :T

Fill yer boots! - Please bear in mind some good SAs will ask for the BM back!

Now how do you know they were not thanking her for helping EMMAP out by posting the pic
:rotfl:

mgamble

mgamble wrote: »

Please keep voting for those who want to but have not, just putting post back on , hope this is not annoying anybody shout if it is, but would really like to win as the vouchers will not all be for me ,i have 2 friends daughters going to uni and i am sure they could do with the help and i am giving some out as raffle prizes, please vote sorry to be a pain i will shut up if annoying anyone. thanks this should direct you xxx
Please Vote Graham Smith

Please keep voting:)

wendyak

Afternoon lovelies
just back from a Spanish jaunt, held up last night by the *** french, sat on the runway for over two hours, waiting for a slot......they like to play god so they took our original away, promised another.....
finally home at 3am when should have been tucked up in bed before midnight.
My poor son and daughter in law came to collect us with my GDG(18 months) she slept through it all, ahh.
My youngest went away yesterday as well and was promised a five hour delay but finally got a slot to go after 3+ hours.....so much worse on the way out as its eating into your holiday, poor thing is only there for five nights.
Anyhow enough ranting, luck to all who needs it, it seems I have been giving some away recently.
I believe in the power of positive thought and always tell others of t his but great news on my arrival in Spain.
A lovely couple who have been wanting a baby for a long time have finally got their wish and a happy arrival is due in the new year.

fuzzgun19

AngelsMadv wrote: »

Excellent - thanks for this :j. Not for the product, as I too have a few that compare, but for the post and the number (26, accordingly Ctrl+Cd for future info) of regular thanks you got clearly identifying this as OK to do - Yahoo, a marked change in the opinions of most :T

Fill yer boots! - Please bear in mind some good SAs will ask for the BM back!

If you take the item and receipt back, there's nothing on it to state you got a BM in the original transaction... is there?

wirehair

Bananababe wrote: »

We got it


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Thanks guys

:T:T

Brilliant well done

Mumto2monkeys

princessmelody2009 wrote: »

Any mums or dads with ideas about how to get DD on potty? She's terrified of the toilet but sometimes sits on the potty. I've tried encouragement, explaining that she'll be able to go to nursery if she can use the potty, even treats and money but she still insists on soiling herself

Hi, princess...have you tried pretend play with baby / teddy and a toy potty? This worked for my DD as did a sticker chart, where every time she tried and sat on the potty she got a sticker even if she didn't do anything.

I also kept the potty in a central place, mine was in the hallway with the sticker chart on the wall behind where she could see it without it being an issue.

Having worked with little ones for many years the best advice I can give is trial and error, lots of praise and patience. What works for one child may not work for another. My DD was toilet trained by 2 years 4 months, my DS who's just gone two is no where near ready yet.

Do you know what she is scared of? I only ask because my sis had this issue with her DD wetting at nursery but dry at home...they finally worked out that it was the nursery toilet door, my niece was scared of getting locked in so wouldn't go to the toilet.

Hth and good luck.:)

PetuliaGristle

Shortfatscotsbloke wrote: »

Hi celebrate, it's nice to see that you are still with us. Don't worry about old age, I'm sure I've seen it somewhere recently that 50 is the new 30!:D
Anyway, today is my birthday and I have reached the grand old age of 45. Nowhere near as old as dotty, Artha and Nanny L, however probably a very similar age to most of the Elite.
Having read about 20,000 posts over the last few weeks, my impression is that most of us are in the age group 40 - 60.

Happy Birthday for yesterday sfsb.

aau1

David. wrote: »

Now how do you know they were not thanking her for helping EMMAP out by posting the pic
:rotfl:

Or for keeping place?
Or for the suggestion of a cheap fathers day present?
Or just for the sake of it?