Spend my money on fripperies...

Ooh, a sheepskin... muses...

Okay list so far is sheepskin, another sling, a changing bag...

I really can't think!!! Don't know what's wrong with me, all this budgeting has clearly gone to my head

M&S do a really nice cashmere boys blanket (not online, but instore) - White Company knitted patchwork one is very soft too

Zara will be bringing out their tiny baby clothes in a few weeks.

Mia Bossi change bag (Audrey) is you want a splurge (mine was a gift)

Did you get bottles (nuk blue)

Kaloo classic Blue doudou - Fred loves his Binky.

I wouldn't get all of them Jap lol! (knowing my practical streak I will window shop only and save the money for something exciting like washing powder...)

sarah is a fan of her taggies blanket!

Or if you want something for you, my boobsare in heaven following the purchase of some merino wool breast pads!!

loobyg:

Or if you want something for you, my boobsare in heaven following the purchase of some merino wool breast pads!!

Oooh, they sound interesting - what do you like about them?
(I am a merino wool convert, being a NZer with an ever-increasing collection of icebreaker clothes - first ever wool things that don't itch/scratch)

Well I def have some mothercare money to spend as I've now amassed so many fleabay prem clothes I can return the expensive new ones ot the store... itchy click finger tonight lol!

From the other thread am adding Morcck hoodie and Slumber bear...

Morrck hoodie has been one of our best buys, it's so much easier than fighting with a snowsuit and he's so warm in it (if you need a code for free p&P I have DSTRA280). The slumberbear has also been fab, Seb particularly likes the white noise setting and I've found it even sends me off to sleep now

Ooh, I coveted (and was given by my mum) a cuddledry towel - its very practical but really soft and cuddly.

Oh to do it all again......

Corinne:

loobyg:

 

Or if you want something for you, my boobsare in heaven following the purchase of some merino wool breast pads!!

 

Oooh, they sound interesting - what do you like about them?
(I am a merino wool convert, being a NZer with an ever-increasing collection of icebreaker clothes - first ever wool things that don't itch/scratch)

 

soft, non-itchy (edges are always scratchy on disposable ones!), don't go hard when they get wet as no gel to activate, no fibres to pick off nipples before sarah feeds... plus better for the environment obviously!

M forgot to say, did you see the prem clothes in Boots? They were lovely.

But you don't NEED anymore by the sounds of things

I'd go with the sheepskin and keep the change for some cleaning products