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Infant and toddler bargains
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Does anyone know anywhere that sells short sleeve button up light pj's? Addie will be going in for her open heart surgery soon and won't be able to lift her arms over her head for the first couple of days so looking for light pj's that button up!
My Niece had open heart surgery at 6 (it was her third time) and she's 9 now, absolutely flying it
I hope you can say the same someday soon. We were always amazed by her resilience, they carry you through it. She never felt sorry for herself, was up shakily walking the corridor a few days after, I would still have been in bed expecting someone to feed me!
She only ever wore pyjama bottoms (pants or shorts) for the first few days after the operation. In the ICU its very warm so bottoms are enough and she'll have tubes and bandages that are more easily accessed and monitored with a bare chest. Basically the nurses don't have to bother her as much if she's topless. A light sleeveless vest (with the pyjama bottoms) was enough on the ward and a dressing gown for when she was up and around.
I'll be thinking of you xx0 -
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I wonder why the large packs aren't BOGOF... They usually are. I was hoping to stock up
I don't know they are 2 for €26 until Monday 30/6. Maybe tesco will change their minds tomorrow and put them on BOGOF ? Tbh I am only using 1 or 2 pampers nappies per day as they seriously let me down when I was out and about last week! I am going to buy a box of Aldis to try on thurs in baby event 0 -
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Chattastrophe! wrote: »Brilliant sale in Mothercare Blanch at the moment, I got loooads of clothes for creche, really lovely stuff, mostly half price.
That's great If you like their stuff and are ever southside they have their "clearance outlet" in tallaght. Unbelievable bargains every size. Even have baby sleeping bags and sheets etc. I got 2 cot sheets for my friend for €7.49 0 -
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Chattastrophe! wrote: »I've been to the clearance one in Charlestown before alright and picked up a few things there, only problem is we don't have a car so it's awkward to get there!
A little off-topic, but talking about clothes, what are you doing with the babies' clothes as they grow out of them? We won't be going again for another few years, I'm trying to get rid of some of his stuff on Adverts (they're not selling so I'll probably just give to charity shops), and anything in very good condition that I like I'm putting away in boxes ... seems a bit wasteful in a way to have all those lovely clothes packed away in boxes for several years! Maybe I should just give it all to charity and start over when/if we have another one?
I have all his stuff in those vacuum bags on top of his wardrobe. They don't take up muck space at all. I am keeping them as they are mostly next, m & s, ladybird and in great condition. We won't be having another one for around 3 or 4 years. I would prefer to give them to my friends than a charity shop! I know you get an unbelievable amount of pressies but supposedly on the second child you don't get as much so could come in handy for someone 0 -
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