Everyone Lobbing Ice-cream (into) Trolleys (with) Excitement

lookinforabargain

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I've always thought of it more in a French accent myself, along the lines of Le Fab?

No? Just me then? Ok

Off to bed I go

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bargainhuntergill

TrulyMadly wrote: »

You are on a roll this week:T

Lets hope it lasts. Think my garage is gona have no space from tomorrow.

Elsie voted for your friend

elsie1969

HopePray wrote: »

Done Elsie, feels funny calling you Elsie, my Mums name :-)

Hello to Mummy Elsie..... It isn't my name but I use it as my cyber name though coz I like it.

FloFlo

Not sure if anyone else has a bt email account on here but they are closing email accounts if you don't have their broadband unless you pay £1.60 a month. I have just signed up to pay the fee for now as I can't bear the thought of having to change all my email addys over.

lookinforabargain

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Can anyone offer advice on how to train a 3 yr old to be dry in the night pls? Just been up to wet again with a dry like me in to!!

Ds1 was dry in the day at 26 mths and then at night 2 weeks later so ive never had to do anything!!

I'm going through this with my DD at the moment who is 3 and a half.

I've started getting her up and taking her to the toilet before I go to bed, usually round about this time. She still wears pull ups at the moment, but we aim to have them still dry in the morning and give lots of praise, a small treat etc when they are dry. Shes getting there now though as she got out of bed herself this morning and went to the toilet :T So I'm hoping there's been a breakthrough.

Maybe your little one just isn't ready? We tried before with DD and never got anywhere, she just wasn't aware that she needed to go during the night, so we left it a bit and it seems to be working now.

bargainhuntergill

I have a new baby nephew :j:j safely delivered at 11

New life is a wonderful thing


And ive just nearly finished a 500g bag of peas in pods catching up with you lot:eek:

Tinyshoes

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

Can anyone offer advice on how to train a 3 yr old to be dry in the night pls? Just been up to wet again with a dry like me in to!!

Ds1 was dry in the day at 26 mths and then at night 2 weeks later so ive never had to do anything!!

I know some people don't agree but we always used to lift all our DDs onto the toilet before we went to bed depending on what time they went to bed about 3 hours after. Did it probably up to about age of 3. Then found gradually if they had a full bladder they would wander to the toilet themselves.

aau1

FloFlo wrote: »

Not sure if anyone else has a bt email account on here but they are closing email accounts if you don't have their broadband unless you pay £1.60 a month. I have just signed up to pay the fee for now as I can't bear the thought of having to change all my email addys over.

Sucks doesn't it

Tinyshoes

lookinforabargain wrote: »

I'm going through this with my DD at the moment who is 3 and a half.

I've started getting her up and taking her to the toilet before I go to bed, usually round about this time. She still wears pull ups at the moment, but we aim to have them still dry in the morning and give lots of praise, a small treat etc when they are dry. Shes getting there now though as she got out of bed herself this morning and went to the toilet :T So I'm hoping there's been a breakthrough.

Maybe your little one just isn't ready? We tried before with DD and never got anywhere, she just wasn't aware that she needed to go during the night, so we left it a bit and it seems to be working now.

Our posts crossed but this is exactly what we used to do.

aau1

bargainhuntergill wrote: »

I have a new baby nephew :j:j safely delivered at 11

New life is a wonderful thing


And ive just nearly finished a 500g bag of peas in pods catching up with you lot:eek:

Congrats bargainhunteraunty

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