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April 2004 Babies.....the 3rd installment!

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Yorkiegirl · 25/09/2004 14:01

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MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 21:29

Thanks HD _ I thought everyone was going to think I am reeeeeallly wierd

I keep remembering what HMC said about putting babies in nursery - We all feel guilty, it comes with the territory. (Costing a whopping £845, this month )
Essentially, though, dd is happy. So, so should I be!

hewlettsdaughter · 29/09/2004 21:36

YG, you should be doing something nice! MrsD, that's a lot of money - even for Oxford! It's a good job dd is happy there.

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 21:38

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Fennel · 29/09/2004 21:49

yorkiegirl - we have two crappy endowment policies too.

mrs d - I do think you are really weird

Fennel · 29/09/2004 21:49

seriously though, would it be due to the light or what would cause lunacy?

weird is nice btw.

MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:05

Yorkiegirl, I didn't know you were a moderator -I've been lurking on the dratted calpol thread, What a load of rubbish.

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 22:08

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MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:08

It's like the tides and spiders, I guess! I don't know enough to say really, Fennel

Well there are five weeks in next month, but dh read in the Guardian today that the average cost is £135 a week. So we are paying above average.

Chuffed · 29/09/2004 22:09

wow you guys have been busy this evening. I haven't ever noticed my moods changing with the moon but sometimes you don't notice these things yourself.
when I went to pick up dd from nursery today she didn't even look up. She was so happy and content. It is a bit strange really - it is nice to have some time out but I miss her when she isn't with me.
I wish I lived in Oxford add another £200 for our nursery per month in London it is almost not worth going back. It is ridiculous really but most were similar prices around us.

MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:10

Hey YG if becoming a moderator is how you can justify this time to your dh - maybe I should become one too

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 22:11

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 22:12

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hewlettsdaughter · 29/09/2004 22:13

I like your reasoning for becomeing a moderator, YG
I have been googling re the moon - found this

MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:13

Uhmmm mines complaining about being a 'Mumsnet widower'!

Fennel · 29/09/2004 22:14

Mrs D - average cost round here is about £35 a day. some nurseries are £38 a day. not sure what that comes to a month. have 2 maths a levels but can't add up any more. am braindead.

yorkiegirl, a moderator! what do you have to do, just butt in on dodgy threads? do you have to promise faithfully to log on all the time?

have only now read a calpol thread. clearly I do not spend enough time on mumsnet there is so much I don't know. must read more threads....

Chuffed · 29/09/2004 22:16

I think ours comes to about £50 a day

hewlettsdaughter · 29/09/2004 22:16

eek!

Chuffed · 29/09/2004 22:16

agree but there wasn't a lot of choice unfortunately

MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:17

Thanks HD - It's the biological tide theory that I was thinking of for spiders. All very interesting.
HD - do you know the chap on the calpol thread? Says he went into Boots in Oxford. Actually, I think I shut up about that eh YG?

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 22:18

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hewlettsdaughter · 29/09/2004 22:19

I noticed that MrsD...
Did I miss something re spiders?

MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:19

You have my sympathy Chuffed. I think we are £37 a day and that is without nappies! No problem to me though

Fennel · 29/09/2004 22:19

mine is about £20 a day for one, £35 a day for two. workplace nursery, so no tax or NI. very lucky except am therefore tied to job for sake of super nursery.

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Yorkiegirl · 29/09/2004 22:21

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MrsDoolittle · 29/09/2004 22:22

I'd heard about the spiders from David Attenborough, I think HD
Oh no YG!I sometimes posted about dd. That explains why Mears kept answering me when noone else did!!! And I thought it was because she liked me

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