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MrNow Iāve just remembered the time after one of our babies I wrote a list for my husband of what we needed for dinners and sent him off to do the weekly shop. He bought every item on the listā¦. But nothing else. So no food for breakfasts or lunch or anything, which I didnāt put on the list as I assumed it was obvious
would do the exact same thing. He doesnt think to check to see if were running out of milk, cheese or butter, cereal etc. He strictly buys when something is empty. Im more of a buy ahead (make sure we have plenty of tins in, fruit and veg etc) as i can see we only have milk for one more day kinda gal. For 2 days I usually take 4-6 and then attempt to breastfeed. Newborns tummies are soooo small like the size of a cherry (?) or smaller so they wonāt take much at all. And theyāll be fine at room temp unopened like they store them in the shops, put the bottle in the fridge once itās opened though and dispose of it after 24 hours maximum, Iād say 12 to be safe (but someone correct me if Iām wrong).You know the ready made bottles you buy to bring into the hospital? How many would I need to bring in for 2 days (Iām hoping thatās all I will be in for if all goes well? And does anyone know the best way to store them? Like will I need to put them in a cooler bag or something? Jesus Iād no idea about these ready made bottles until the were mentioned today! Soooo clueless
Husband once brought home a leek when I said I wanted spring onions. āIt looks bigger so I thought it was better value for moneyā.Now Iāve just remembered the time after one of our babies I wrote a list for my husband of what we needed for dinners and sent him off to do the weekly shop. He bought every item on the listā¦. But nothing else. So no food for breakfasts or lunch or anything, which I didnāt put on the list as I assumed it was obvious
When I met my partner he thought one clove of garlic was a bulb of garlic!
