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Best baby/child item you have bought for under £10?
Ezmondino
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We all must buy all sorts of stuff for our children/babies and later on think what a load of rubbish that was.
What's the best thing you've bought your child/baby for under £10?
My son is 6 months but by far the best thing I've bought is a £9.99 bouncer from Asda on an offer. At first he hated it but since about a month old he has absolutely loved it. Keeps him calm, lets him look around, quite frankly I don't what we would have done without it. :j
What's the best thing you've bought your child/baby for under £10?
My son is 6 months but by far the best thing I've bought is a £9.99 bouncer from Asda on an offer. At first he hated it but since about a month old he has absolutely loved it. Keeps him calm, lets him look around, quite frankly I don't what we would have done without it. :j
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a changing bag/backpack thingy from ebay - about £8
unbelievable amount of storage in there and used it for 2 of the kids0 -
Anywayup cups. We stil have a couple knocking about, despite a house move, as robust tumblers.
Lids long lost, but at least we've weaned the eldest off finishing a drink & "putting the cup away" in the swingbin....0 -
Fold up changing mat that came free with one of those supermarket nappy offers. Put nappies and wipes inside and didn't need a changing bag.0
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A spilly spoon, means my lo will take the vilest medicine without any fuss. I love it.0
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100% a papoose. Had it for both of mine and saved time, helped build up contact, you name it, it did it. 1000000% would recommend.Happiness, Health and Wealth in that order please!:A0
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Fold up changing mat that came free with one of those supermarket nappy offers. Put nappies and wipes inside and didn't need a changing bag.
I bought mine, but easily the thing I used most.
Loved the fact it came with a reuseable wipes case.Who made hogs and dogs and frogs?
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If you are allowed ebay buys then a mothercare travel system for £5.75 and a Mama and Papas Madison cotbed for under £8.
All thanks to MSE ebay app. :money:Met DH to be 2010
Moved in and engaged 2011
Married 2012
Bought a house 2013
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Velcro belt thing (dont know trade name). Turns any dining chair into a highchair and keeps kids strapped into supermarket trolleys. So small it fits in your handbag, so you can take it anywhere.0
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