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GodReastieMerryGentlemen · 29/11/2016 07:41

As usual, see post two for links.

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luckiestgirl · 07/12/2016 15:16

My one year old loves to chew his brothers foam bath letters, but the letter-ness won't be interesting for at least a year I expect.

Changingagain · 07/12/2016 15:27

Toblerone my 1yr old (15 months, a month makes a lot of difference at this age) loves pointing at letters to be told what they are so they'd be good for him. Most aren't safe to chew so say 3+ but as they're fully supervised in the bath it should be OK.

You've reminded me I've got a set put away in a drawer somewhere, that'll be another present when I find them.

liquidrevolution · 07/12/2016 16:58

Poor DD has received ths same pack of foam letters in her stocking for the last two years. Must actually open the pack and use them this year. Grin

MooseyMoo · 07/12/2016 17:00

Bit boring but Seasalt Cornwall have 25% off selected gift boxes and free delivery all Dec (no code needed)

I love their bamboo socks which are £26 for 7 pairs.

Check your Quidco accounts as their is an opt in for £10 cadhback if you spend over £25 in a few diff stores (wordery, WHSmith, bookdepository and some others)

TobleroneBoo · 07/12/2016 17:21

Haha thanks all, I might remember them for next year, she is one just before xmas so she might not be interested in them

neddle · 07/12/2016 17:31

Blackboard labels only £5 on a lightning deal right now. Would go great with the bargainous chalk pens.

NextInLine · 07/12/2016 17:51

I was given some codes from peacocks.
25% off kidswear - 25%kids, valid 4/12/16- 10-12/16
20% off ladies wear -20%ladies, valid 11/12/16-17/12/16
10% off men's - 10%mens, valid 18/12/16-24/12/16
20% gifts, footwear, accessories - 20%gifts, valid 18/12/16-24/12/16

Off full priced items only, not including nightwear.

£10 off £50 spend - DEC£10
£5 off £35 spend - DEC£5

Fueledwithfairydustandgin · 07/12/2016 19:40

Neddle you have caused my first twitch Angry DS will ADORE it though.
Still searching for cheap superga's. Have checked all suggestions but come up blank so far. They are for a family bran tub where the budget is supposed to be £20 but they are for my Granny and I want to get her them as she deserves to be spoiled but I'm going to have to have a bloody good cover story Hmm

margaritasbythesea · 07/12/2016 19:44

Toys r us have a flash sale with £20 off a £100 spend. I haven't had a look around it but it might help someone whose DC is after a big ticket item.

AlfieTheRailwayCat · 07/12/2016 20:38

A few codes from my arriving parcels.

Gousto - 3 meals for 2 people for 9.99 AMA916D
Gousto £20 off your 1st & 2nd box AMA1016b
Or Gousto £25 off your 1st box AMA1016

Two white company codes for 20% off and free delivery AN790 and AO041

And free delivery for Joe Browns IN16483

Hope they are helpful to somebody!

GodReastieMerryGentlemen · 07/12/2016 20:40

Girl what have you been up to to have a post deleted?!

Notice a hush piece of clothing is in the mumsnet recommends email this week.

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GirlWithTheYellowHat · 07/12/2016 20:44

Shockmy first ever deletion!! I am naughty

KM0928 · 07/12/2016 20:47

I hope someone can help me! In one of the previous threads it mentioned trump cards which could be personalised. I can't find the link now. I'm hoping someone can help. Thanks

bonnieweelass · 07/12/2016 20:48

completely stuck for gifts for DH and DF, help with ideas please?

DH likes cars, Jeremy Clarkson, photography

DF plays guitar and interested in space and country music

SuddenBeetE · 07/12/2016 20:48

I've just bought DD lots of sparkly hair bobbles and clips as stocking fillers from Pumpkin Patch- no code, but 50% off at least all products they've gone into administration.

GodReastieMerryGentlemen · 07/12/2016 20:57

The person with secret santa for a lady she knows nothing about. Just thought how about a Christmas tree decoration? Chocolates/wine/smellies could be risky if they don't use those but surely everyone would like a nice bauble? Or a mug is quite a non specific yet usable gift.

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macnab · 07/12/2016 21:04

Yes I was gong to suggest a nice mug too. Safe but nice!

Dartington · 07/12/2016 21:05

Asos have 30% off selected gifts. Lots of techy stuff (headphones and the like) as well as clothes and other bits.

Tiggles · 07/12/2016 21:19

Thanks for the SS ideas

RJnomore1 · 07/12/2016 21:28

DH has bought dd2 a mermaid blanket.

He bought the "original" Robert too.

He belongs on this thread really...

99percentchocolate · 07/12/2016 21:30

For mugs I highly recommend this. I've had one for years and it never fails to get a giggle from guests.

Snooky17 · 07/12/2016 21:36

Been looking at Pumpkin Patch website but £7.95 for delivery blimey !

RJnomore1 · 07/12/2016 21:36

A plea for help! Has anyone seen the strictly come dancing annual anywhere? Real shop or online?

It's out of stock on amazon and I don't fancy paying £6.39 plus delivery to the book people 😮

BeaLola · 07/12/2016 21:36

Secret Santa - I'd say mug too - matalan had some lovely Christmas ones.

For bonnieweelasse fir your DF what about the CD AIr Guitar Anthems £9.99 in HMV - it's 3 CDs compiled by Brian May.

BeaLola · 07/12/2016 21:39

Ops posted too soon meant to add re country music what about the CD I think it's called Cartwheels by Ward Thomas ? - twin sisters from Uk who are breaking through - bought also in HMV for my 85 year old DFat his request - think it's been played a lot on radio 2 which is where he heard them