Thread 6, where we all slurp drinks from the new Tassimo's whilst buying up the entire frozen stock from aliexpress

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Washi tape bunting style garlands are nice on the Christmas tree!

make up storage down to £1.85

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B00IZCVGGM/ref=redir_mdp_mobile?camp=1634&creative=6738&creativeASIN=B00IZCVGGM&linkCode=as2&redirect=true&ref_=as_li_qf_sp_asin_il_tl&tag=el15697-21 here

try again make up storage

I have that rainbow washi tape, I bought it to make thesewww.mummyalarm.co.uk/2014/08/washi-tape-cutlery-easy-washi-tape-craft/

I also used it on a big photo montage.

It's not very sticky, and has curled at the ends, but it is a very pretty pastel colour

Thanks Gerrard and Muchly

Not Christmassy really but the aforementioned Maps book is my go-to Christening/Naming Day present with a copy of 'the places you'll go' and a globe if it's a close friend. Paperchase do a 'world is your oyster' naming day card too.

I am going to do that ikea jar of layered sweets idea for ds2 (ds1 doesn't like sweets)
Anyone know when ikea gets the Xmas stuff in?
I am guessing beginning of oct?
I am hoping not to have a real tree this year as;
A) we need more decs
B) we have a lovely fake one
I might try and get a few cheap Xmas decs instead of a real tree.

honestly think this is the earliest I've ever bought Christmas presents....

My contribution
25% off any item at H&M until 7.9.14 (be quick!)

Aldi September 11th in store have character umbrellas for £2.99 each inc Planes, Spider-Man, Disney princesses and Minnie Mouse!

Will keep my eyes peeled for more...

Badvoc Ikea Xmas stuff is supposed to be arriving end of Sept!

Liberty Christmas shop opens today!!!! Society is catching up with us lot .

I am pretty much done for the dc now apart from one or two stocking bits :)
So that means I can concentrate on decorative things for the house and nice food.
Lovely :)
I have been on the ikea website and will get my wrap etc from there. Nice and cheap.
I usually go to John Lewis for my birthday treat (!) on the first weekend in oct and they usually have just put the Xmas stuff out....exciting!

Asda have got a new toy wooden kitchen in stock for £40 looks really nice and isn't pink. Sorry don't know how to link.

Hi all

I've just ordered a LCD alarm clock/thermometer/calendar/thermometer from Amazon for £2.28 delivered

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00CALO9RW/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

it even plays a happy birthday tune on your birthday

Ooo that kitchen sounds good

Off to look

Have tried desperately to catch up on the last 5 day, but my god you lot move fast!!!!!

I've been reading since I got back at 6 yesterday and still haven't managed !!!!!

Kitchen looks lovely but far too grown up for my little dd! Maybe next year!

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clicky link for asda kitchen

Primark have some lovely girls accessories, perfect for stocking fillers. Bag £5. Purses £2. Hair bows £1.50 x

20% off in Debenhams until tomorrow- buy the Daily Mail today to receive your 20% OFF* voucher to shop the AW14 collection in store or use code GN92 online.
Also 10% OFF* furniture, beds & electricials with code ML37 online

They have an Anna and Kristoff set of dolls for £28 (they are usually £16-7individually) so £22.40 with20% off
Also my You Tube obsessed DD has been asking for sparkly play doh. The cheapest I found was 4 tubs for £5.50 in Debenhams so even better with the discount

You'remywife I bought two of those too, perfect for the boys' stockings!!!!

My dd will be 20 months at Christmas. She's probably just above average height. Currently wearing 18-24 month clothes with little room height wise.
Do you think the Asda kitchen would be too big? I started a thread asking for kitchen recommendations for her and all say ikea kitchen which I would have thought too big/high. But I imagine is similar size to the Asda one. Any thoughts?

We've got an asda wooden kitchen, different to that one, and it's great. Both dc love it (4 and 22 months) and it's lasted really well so far. I think it's two years old. The new one looks great!

Spotty is your 22 month old tall enough to play at it?

I just keep thinking how disappointing it would be if she couldn't reach

Yes he is and he wears 9-12 month clothes so isn't exactly on the large side