Weight childcare costs are such a killer aren't they, we only have one DS and now he gets his 30 hours it is much better but it's still a substantial cost each month. Even when he starts school next year we'll have some wrap around to pay for. But it's getting better each year cost wise since he turned 3 so I need to keep remembering that. Our nursery has just announce a £7/day fee increase (!!!) though which is the biggest they've ever done. They've had a few complaints apparently but it's hardly a surprise, I'd rather they do that than have to close, and they're still competitively priced compared to others in the area. I'm just glad we only have a few months of nursery left now.
Em hope you feel better soon. Tis the season isn't it, DS has just gotten over a nasty cough and now I'm all bunged up and my ears are all stuffed up so I can't hear a thing either.
£47ish at the dentist yesterday (check up for DH and I, DS is free), £77 at Aldi, £25 Morrisons. Am within the £90 weekly food budget as some of the Morrisons stuff were Christmas presents which come out of another pot. But it's getting harder and harder to stick to that budget.
£10 for DS haircut this afternoon.
DH and I are going to the theatre tomorrow, it's a matinee so we're going to go for an earlyish lunch first, very exciting we hardly ever get a day like this to ourselves. We're managing money well this month actually, still have plenty left in our joint spends account for a meal tomorrow and the theatre tickets were paid for a few weeks ago.