Now I'm gonna be a DAD!
01 July 2010, 10:16 PM
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Haha yeah. Just wanted one more thrust before I pulled out lol 
Om certianly
Not gonna scrimp on stuff for the burn and have had offers off a couple of friends with recent newborns fir stuff they don't need in good nick etc. Just gonna be frugal with our resources as we don't have the luxury of well paid jobs yet. I think having a pair of loving parents and help from our large families is mire important.
Om certianly
Not gonna scrimp on stuff for the burn and have had offers off a couple of friends with recent newborns fir stuff they don't need in good nick etc. Just gonna be frugal with our resources as we don't have the luxury of well paid jobs yet. I think having a pair of loving parents and help from our large families is mire important.
I wanted to get all new stuff for my son, but wish I had accepted the offers of a play mat, or a bag of clothes. He was sick ALL the time!
A baby can cost as little or as much as you like.
01 July 2010, 10:38 PM
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It's always good to take whatever people willboffer if you need it. Especially ad one day you might not have the choice, and then people stop offering.
I wanted to get all new stuff for my son, but wish I had accepted the offers of a play mat, or a bag of clothes. He was sick ALL the time!
A baby can cost as little or as much as you like.
I wanted to get all new stuff for my son, but wish I had accepted the offers of a play mat, or a bag of clothes. He was sick ALL the time!
A baby can cost as little or as much as you like.
@COB - you will find you get offers of help and amazing generosity from all sorts of unexpected angles. There have been several people who I know nothing about other than their first names, who have turned up at our house with little bags of useful stuff for the kids. People just seem to want to contribute and be a part of the experience.
02 July 2010, 05:22 PM
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Other half was gutted when they went back to normal shortly after the birth 
03 July 2010, 12:03 AM
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Well done, the first twenty or so years are the worst !
We have three, 11, 14 and 14, you think you have no money now, my missus said that a third wont cost much more, I reminded her of that statement seven or eigth years later when she was weight up sending him to private school.
We have three, 11, 14 and 14, you think you have no money now, my missus said that a third wont cost much more, I reminded her of that statement seven or eigth years later when she was weight up sending him to private school.
03 July 2010, 12:18 AM
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Well done, the first twenty or so years are the worst !
We have three, 11, 14 and 14, you think you have no money now, my missus said that a third wont cost much more, I reminded her of that statement seven or eigth years later when she was weight up sending him to private school.
We have three, 11, 14 and 14, you think you have no money now, my missus said that a third wont cost much more, I reminded her of that statement seven or eigth years later when she was weight up sending him to private school.
03 July 2010, 08:55 AM
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03 July 2010, 01:54 PM
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Congrats to you both mate-I'm not going to be the one that make preggers jokes in connection with your recent press exposure-I'll leave that to the wittier members on here.
As I may of said mine are 16 and 22 and they still never fail to amuse/amaze/frustrate the living **** out of me-will be the best thing you ever did
Perhaps you should start a baby fund by selling new mixes of your original non copyrighted material into a dedicated paypal acct.I'm sure a few on here would be happy with some new tunes(hint lol) pm me with details if I've missed owt
Again all the best to you and Nat and enjoy the new ***** while they last
cheers richie
As I may of said mine are 16 and 22 and they still never fail to amuse/amaze/frustrate the living **** out of me-will be the best thing you ever did
Perhaps you should start a baby fund by selling new mixes of your original non copyrighted material into a dedicated paypal acct.I'm sure a few on here would be happy with some new tunes(hint lol) pm me with details if I've missed owt
Again all the best to you and Nat and enjoy the new ***** while they last
cheers richie
03 July 2010, 02:48 PM
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Congrats to you both mate-I'm not going to be the one that make preggers jokes in connection with your recent press exposure-I'll leave that to the wittier members on here.
As I may of said mine are 16 and 22 and they still never fail to amuse/amaze/frustrate the living **** out of me-will be the best thing you ever did
Perhaps you should start a baby fund by selling new mixes of your original non copyrighted material into a dedicated paypal acct.I'm sure a few on here would be happy with some new tunes(hint lol) pm me with details if I've missed owt
Again all the best to you and Nat and enjoy the new ***** while they last
cheers richie
As I may of said mine are 16 and 22 and they still never fail to amuse/amaze/frustrate the living **** out of me-will be the best thing you ever did
Perhaps you should start a baby fund by selling new mixes of your original non copyrighted material into a dedicated paypal acct.I'm sure a few on here would be happy with some new tunes(hint lol) pm me with details if I've missed owt
Again all the best to you and Nat and enjoy the new ***** while they last
cheers richie
We bought 2 more tests yesterday and one came back positive last night. She wants to do the other later as she still doesn't quite believe she is pregnant.
Told her, I have my flaws but my sperm is super concentrated - like the Asda cordial you can buy
04 July 2010, 12:13 AM
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Haha, ***** are growing already Nat said this morning. I'll have a little fondle later and give her my unbiased "medical" opinion
We bought 2 more tests yesterday and one came back positive last night. She wants to do the other later as she still doesn't quite believe she is pregnant.
Told her, I have my flaws but my sperm is super concentrated - like the Asda cordial you can buy
We bought 2 more tests yesterday and one came back positive last night. She wants to do the other later as she still doesn't quite believe she is pregnant.
Told her, I have my flaws but my sperm is super concentrated - like the Asda cordial you can buy
she even asked doc to double check See wot you mean about boobies growingonly thing i cant go any where near them because their sore !!!!
04 July 2010, 11:51 AM
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Managed to get our first bargain off Nats mate who has a little lad.
Somthing similar to one of these...
http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare...61031&mcb=core
Her mate wanted nothing for it either and came with a spare clean nappy and all the bedding Hardly used as she has a "big" baby 
Somthing similar to one of these...
http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare...61031&mcb=core
Her mate wanted nothing for it either and came with a spare clean nappy and all the bedding
Hardly used as she has a "big" baby
04 July 2010, 12:32 PM
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Managed to get our first bargain off Nats mate who has a little lad.
Somthing similar to one of these...
http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare...61031&mcb=core
Her mate wanted nothing for it either and came with a spare clean nappy and all the bedding Hardly used as she has a "big" baby
Somthing similar to one of these...
http://www.mothercare.com/Mothercare...61031&mcb=core
Her mate wanted nothing for it either and came with a spare clean nappy and all the bedding
Hardly used as she has a "big" baby Do you know how you are going to get it up/down stairs? Or do you plan to have a moses basket also?
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Nice one, I never had one as they can only be used up to aprox six months, and like your mate found out, if you have a bigish baby, or one that sirs quite early, they just don't get the use.
Do you know how you are going to get it up/down stairs? Or do you plan to have a moses basket also?
Do you know how you are going to get it up/down stairs? Or do you plan to have a moses basket also?
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Yeah, she'll probably want one of them too.
What are they for
Baby sleeps in the rocking crib thing upstairs, understood that. The basket for transportational purposes? No sexist jokes, I'm genuinely learning from scratch here