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Mini has her pre school jabs next month- I’m already dreading itThat's mini done until he's 3 thankfully. I'm definitely getting Mr Caledonian to take him next time
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Mini has her pre school jabs next month- I’m already dreading itThat's mini done until he's 3 thankfully. I'm definitely getting Mr Caledonian to take him next time
Baby R isn’t far behind at 10lb 9oz alreadyHe’s good! He’s still wham, he’s 15lbs nowbut trying to roll over and that already, he’s very vocal just sits there shouting all day hahahaha
Keeping absolutely everything crossed for you15lbs!?? Wow!! How old is he now!? God do I love fat babies
Oh I have been hit with the baby urge big time again so I'm going to speak to my oncologist just to see if there is any possibility my fertility is intact and we can take a break from treatment to try for baby number 4. I know that's insane but I adore babies and I love being a mum and at least if I ask and we officially rule it out as being an option we can move on with our lives.
It's mental! and it's the same for my body hair too, it's totally different to what it was! I'd also love to know the reason whyHope you’re feeling better again soon lovely!
It’s mad about your hair. My colleague lost hers with chemo and it came back completely different, and like you found after she lost it again it’s just started growing back completely differently again. She said even her leg and underarm hair is different this time. And she’s of that age where she’s growing whiskers and before her latest chemo they were black and they’ve come back really fair which she’s pleased aboutIt’s so crazy isn’t it? I wonder what causes it to change because if you wax it or it falls out for other reasons like alopecia, deficiencies or postpartum hair loss etc it usually grows back the same as it was before but something about chemo must completely change the root structure but over your entire body. I find it really interesting!
We know you’re fibbing raspI can’t even stomach a battered sausage nevermind a battered chocolate bar![]()
I'll buy it in for a treat but I'll eat it in one sitting, big bar of galaxy - gone. The boys have snacks but they are more into sweets and savoury than chocolate. Any chocolate they do have is like penguin or club bars.What do you do then @Liverbird2003 buy it in for a treat? Do you have treats in the house for your boys? What about at work? I’m sure there’s lots of treats being dropped off and gifted. I’m so interested in how people can have it in moderation every now and then!
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Surely it would have been an immediate red flag and safeguarding issue for the school?! Well you would hope so anyway. Such an awful caseI saw that Ruby Franke documentary. It was horrible to watch. I wonder if the school did anything about when they called to say her 6 year old didn't have any lunch with her and Ruby said it's her own fault because she didn't make it.
Oh no slapped cheek? It’s doing the rounds at my kids school at the momentI've been working, 13 hour day yesterday and back in tonight. My youngest has asked to go to bed early as he has a fever and extremely flushed cheeks so I'm assuming no school tomorrow
We had a lovely afternoon in the park and I treated my husband to KFC for father day.
This soundsWe haven't had our cake box yet but minis cake was lemon flavoured with a lemon buttercream and white chocolate ganache and it was![]()
Yes that’s what I’ve sadly been thinking DoseWill have to give that a watch.
Anyone worrying something might have happened to Della herself? We're all going to have to have in case of emergency please tell Tattle instructions.