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22-01-2008, 12:23 PM
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22-01-2008, 12:29 PM
Originally Posted by alexandra 
well my freind has saved her cot, high chair, pram and bottles etc in case we wanted them as she has said she will never have another child! so there isnt that to count for...just car seats, clothing, etc and nappies to buy!
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22-01-2008, 12:55 PM
But 60 to 100 should be fine.
Also you will need bibs, you will need spoons and bowls and icecube trays (my son was home made fooded too!!!)
Babies are the cheap bit...the first year is cheap....after that it costs a fortune....
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22-01-2008, 01:07 PM
Originally Posted by Ramble
don't forget the baby activities though....the Jo Jingles/Tumble Tots/Mother and Toddler groups, they can all add up as well...
But 60 to 100 should be fine.
Also you will need bibs, you will need spoons and bowls and icecube trays (my son was home made fooded too!!!)
Babies are the cheap bit...the first year is cheap....after that it costs a fortune....
Anyway after the first yr i should be working again and bringing more money in
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22-01-2008, 01:08 PM
Originally Posted by random
That is really lucky! Well you are well set now, just got to do the fun part.
but we shall"practise" for the first few months so i can still fit into my wedding dress in august!!
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22-01-2008, 01:09 PM
Originally Posted by mforster85
i agree that babies are only as expensive as you make them, but the older they get the more they want and need my daughter isnt even 2 yet and taking her shopping is like shopping with paris hilton lol
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22-01-2008, 01:22 PM
I can see my OH telling me for the rest of our lives that "we'll discuss it when we can afford it" Seriously, though, all the best and don't be disheartened if it doesn't happen straight away. My ex-SIL spent years trying to have a baby and had two attempts at IVF. Eventually, she gave up and used the rest of the money to buy an expensive and flashy car... two months later she was pregnant and had to sell the car for something more "family" orientated!
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22-01-2008, 01:26 PM
Originally Posted by Sez & Amber
Babies cost far more than we could ever afford
I can see my OH telling me for the rest of our lives that "we'll discuss it when we can afford it" Seriously, though, all the best and don't be disheartened if it doesn't happen straight away. My ex-SIL spent years trying to have a baby and had two attempts at IVF. Eventually, she gave up and used the rest of the money to buy an expensive and flashy car... two months later she was pregnant and had to sell the car for something more "family" orientated!
i know it can take a while esp as i have just come off the pill so it can take while for the body to adjust to that...
everything crossed (well not everything might make it a bit difficult
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22-01-2008, 02:10 PM
Originally Posted by alexandra
i know it can take a while esp as i have just come off the pill so it can take while for the body to adjust to that...
everything crossed (well not everything might make it a bit difficult
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22-01-2008, 02:12 PM
Originally Posted by Clair
Saying that mind you hun I got pregnant the month after comming off the pill and I was on it for over 2 yrs straight
thats if mother nature agrees to the plan!
ps have been on pill for 8yrs
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