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52 grand from birth to five years?

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MrsDoolittle · 04/03/2005 12:04

Ouch!
Although I very much doubt I spent anything like that sum during weaning!!

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Beansmum · 04/03/2005 12:12

Well my total income for 5 years isn't 52 grand so I hope I don't spend all that! It is easy to get carried away buying stuff you really don't need I think, I have been quite strict with myself but there's so much cool stuff for babies, it's always tempting.

Mothernature · 04/03/2005 12:13

No wonder I'm always skint! rofl, how much from birth to 15 then? I daren't check it myself..

coppertop · 04/03/2005 12:15

I think someone else must have been spending my share too! Admittedly we don't have childcare - unless you count paying a few pounds each week for playgroup - but none of the other figures seemed to come close either.

colditzmum · 04/03/2005 12:16

Ha! I haven't earned that in my ENTIRE CAREER!!!!!!!! And I left school 8 years ago!

princesspeahead · 04/03/2005 12:17

I can't believe the average spend on maternity clothes is over £900. I can spend on clothes like the best of them, but I didn't spend anywhere near this much! If you totalled all my clothes over three pregnancies you MIGHT get there (but they covered completely different seasons etc)...

MrsDoolittle · 04/03/2005 12:27

Me too PPH. I reckon I bought a pair of
black trousers and a skirt for work with a couple of shirts. I wore a pair of jeans at out and about and gave in to the jogging bottoms at home thing. A couple of outsized fleeces and dh t-shirts, that was it. I don't think I looked too dowdy!

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HandbagAddiction · 04/03/2005 12:28

Hmmm - difficult one this - since childcare (nursery) costs me approx £11,000 a year on it's own I can see where they get this figure from!

Ouch!!

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