Lucky Nanna is back in the picture just in time for Easter or they would’ve had to buy out the entire Easter Egg section at *gasps* Big W on their own.Sarah’s “not many” chocolate eggs because nan brings them lots, is already way more than my kids are getting. They were everywhere!!
I guess she’s gone off the RSL foyer already if they’re doing all the Easter stuff upstairs.
Bet you went to Big W too hey!Don’t mind me…. I’m out here traumatising my child.
Absolutely not, I bought my child 1 bunny and 1 packet of hunting eggs. That's it, this whole gifting crap is out of control!Not as traumatised as mine, just one chocolate bunny and one bag of small eggs hidden.
Are other families doing this? Treating Easter like Christmas or a birthday and spending a shit ton of money on gifts? I thought the consumerism part of Easter was a few chocolate eggs?
You are a monster… please read in sarcasm.Don’t mind me…. I’m out here traumatising my child.
Lol the irony of buying “that’s not my monster” for those spoilt childrenYou are a monster… please read in sarcasm.
The joys of living in a swamp a bunyip delivers EasterWtf happened to this bunny? Has it come out of the swamp as some sort of hideous mutant?
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I actually did. The bag of bunnies is from big w. I missed them at Woolies.Bet you went to Big W too hey!
So our kids can be traumatised together!Absolutely not, I bought my child 1 bunny and 1 packet of hunting eggs. That's it, this whole gifting crap is out of control!
My 3 year old loves those books from Big W! She also picks Ella books for us to read to her. I can't remember the last time she went for a board book and if she does it's once in a blue moon.Lol the irony of buying “that’s not my monster” for those spoilt children
I still can’t believe an almost 5 year old wants to read those books. Yes, my older kids will occasionally grab my baby’s books and read them. My daughter is same age as Ted and nine times out of ten now she asks for a chapter book at bedtime, or at least longer picture books like Paddington or (TW for Brad) those big Disney ones Big W sells for $5. She wants to read proper books like her older brother. I guess that’s Ted’s problem though, none of them read, so he doesn’t have anything to aspire to.
Traumatising my kids too! They only got Big W eggsI actually did. The bag of bunnies is from big w. I missed them at Woolies.
My kids suffered with Kmart. The shame!Traumatising my kids too! They only got Big W eggs
They’re such great value! I don’t always love how long they are. Sometimes wish I could just spend 30 seconds on a single “That’s Not My” book, would speed bedtime up considerablyMy 3 year old loves those books from Big W! She also picks Ella books for us to read to her. I can't remember the last time she went for a board book and if she does it's once in a blue moon.
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the table is actually baffling to me, what’s it made out of, styrofoam? How’s it even possible
My 16 month old is already over them!! Probably was closer to at 12 months! Way to help with their literacy and reading skills, Sez!!Lol the irony of buying “that’s not my monster” for those spoilt children
I still can’t believe an almost 5 year old wants to read those books. Yes, my older kids will occasionally grab my baby’s books and read them. My daughter is same age as Ted and nine times out of ten now she asks for a chapter book at bedtime, or at least longer picture books like Paddington or (TW for Brad) those big Disney ones Big W sells for $5. She wants to read proper books like her older brother. I guess that’s Ted’s problem though, none of them read, so he doesn’t have anything to aspire to.
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