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Am I the only one to be a bit sad that Mumsnet have caved in?

221 replies

oliveoil · 25/08/2005 14:56

Don't know, just feel a bit that some people felt it necessary to report mumsnet to a baby milk board or whatever it is for a so called breach of advertising. If you use and love a website why on earth would you want to get them into trouble?

Hmmmmm. I bet they feel like they have been beaten up this week. Storm in a teacup.

V weird.

OP posts:
HughJars · 25/08/2005 16:24

NOpe, just scaley old me I@m rather fond of Hugh. It was one of the names Iwould have missed dearly had the changes been taken away.

HughJars · 25/08/2005 16:27

Advertising wouldn't have helped you there though, Chandra. Only working through the list of ingredients with a trained medical professions would.

Fio2 · 25/08/2005 16:28

oh good are they keeping the name changes then I want to be alan, might go and change now.....

Alan · 25/08/2005 16:29

I feel at home now do you want to see my Daily Sport Calendar in the cab?

WigWamBam · 25/08/2005 16:37

Er, we're women, Alan. We leave the perving over Daily Sport calendars to the poor, sad chaps who just can't help themselves, poor loves.

nutcracker · 25/08/2005 16:38

God it's my dad

nutcracker · 25/08/2005 16:38
Wink
Alan · 25/08/2005 16:39

yes Emma and I have told you this mumsnet time needs to shorten

mumtosomeone · 25/08/2005 16:40

I wish mumsnet would cave in...because my house will do soon under the mess and the only way to get me off here is to shut it down!!!

nutcracker · 25/08/2005 16:40

PMSL who is that ???????

Chandra · 25/08/2005 16:41

What trained madical professional Soupy? a HV who doesn't know what's she talking about or the paediatrician who asked me not to quote her when recommended me to steer away of Cow&Gate?

hunkermunker · 25/08/2005 16:41

I know who Alan is. So would the rest of you if you were paying attention

Alan · 25/08/2005 16:41

it is your father emma and i will be round in half an hour to see your house isnt the pigsty it was a few days ago.......

Chandra · 25/08/2005 16:41

medical, even

nutcracker · 25/08/2005 16:42

Ah ha, now i know it's not him, he hasn't been to my house in weeks cos he's knows i have jobs for him to do

Alan · 25/08/2005 16:42

I think they all asleep hunker

FrankFlange · 25/08/2005 16:42

I know who Alan is. I was paying attention!

hunkermunker · 25/08/2005 16:42

Chandra, are you saying that if freely advertising infant formula was legal, it would be easier to choose a formula for a baby?

hunkermunker · 25/08/2005 16:42

Alan

nutcracker · 25/08/2005 16:42

I knew it wasn't him really, he'll be napping now, like he does all day LOL

swamp · 25/08/2005 16:43

hunmkermunker - maybe

mumtosomeone · 25/08/2005 16:44

I know too ..and some carry on regardless of this madness!!!

Alan · 25/08/2005 16:48

its not as though it was a bloody secret

Chandra · 25/08/2005 16:50

No Hunkermunker, I'm just saying that if you were not able to breastfeed for medical reasons related to intolerances you would be more likely to find/access information about what ingredients may end up being causing more distress to your baby before trying them if there was more information about the components available. Just that.

hunkermunker · 25/08/2005 17:06

I totally agree, Chandra. But the companies themselves can't be the ones to provide that - wouldn't be unbiased.

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