Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:16am
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wow the messages are coming quick lol.
yes the acent between the scottish and the
english is comletly different. im doing my
best with the spelling and stuff like
that. and trying not to say Sh*T. its a
commen word meaning no offence at all
lol.
but i supose the pram and stroller thing
is the same in the uk. unless i wanted to
use my scottish slang  
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:21am
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cant see it but i can imagine there right.
see everyones starting to understand
things now
hay rose your prob the only one who will
understand us now lol
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rosejackson
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:25am
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lol looks like it. my pictures didnt come
up for me either, probs cos i was using
imagecave, will go on photobucket to get a
clearer idea
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:29am
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ahhh see the cot and cot bed we call them
the same just ones for a bigger kid if you
know what a mean.
what age of kid would u put in a cot
bed???
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rosejackson
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:32am
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william went straight from the crib to the
cotbed, so i wouldn't know for sure. i
thought it would be cheaper buying the
cotbed instead of buying the cot and then
the bed because the cotbed can last until
they're three i think. but i bought
william a toddler bed 2 months ago because
i knew he was ready as we had to take the
sides off the cotbed a few months before
so a cot and cotbed are near enough the
same but cotbed is bigger and turns into a
bed and probably saves alot more money in
the long run
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Becky
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:34am
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Cotbeds can be used from birth. But I has
mine in a moses basket til 3 months old
Cotbeds do save money- unless you lose the
pieces to convert it like i did 
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:34am
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ok one more stupid question...what size
matress does a cot bed use?
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:35am
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i hope bobby hasnt lost the pieces in the
process of taking them down. mine did save
me money because wendy gave it to us lol.
so i only paid for the crib, which only
lasted a couple of months, and the toddler
bed
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:36am
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ok i guess thats not my last one...how do
you use a mosses basket like that (we it a
bassinette) i had one for val but it was
only for outside and stuff for her to lay
in
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:37am
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ahhh right lol scott didnt like his cot at
all and kept climbing out and crying. soo
i bought him a very small toddler bed the
other month. looks like this
he now sleeps all the time and loves
having a bath and going to bed. lol he
must think hes about 3
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:38am
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| rosejackson
wrote: | | i hope bobby hasnt lost the
pieces in the process of taking them down.
mine did save me money because wendy gave
it to us lol. so i only paid for the crib,
which only lasted a couple of months, and
the toddler
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When I take things apart (it could be
anything really, but specifically the
cribs), I store all the screws and bits in
a ziplock bag. Then I tape the bag to the
crib before putting it into storage. That
way, I have all the parts later.
Hopefully! Because I've been known to lose
a few parts now and again 
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:40am
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Mine has actual wooden legs and stuff that
you have to keep
Moses basket is this:
Just in case anyone was wondering
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:41am
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| Idony
wrote: | | ok i guess thats not my last
one...how do you use a mosses basket like
that (we it a bassinette) i had one for
val but it was only for outside and stuff
for her to lay
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just for new borns
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rosejackson
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:41am
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william was the same, tried climbing over
the railings, so we took them off and
eventually got him a toddler bed: (but its
blue)
williams mattress was 70 * 140cm
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Becky
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:41am
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| Idony
wrote: | | ok one more stupid
question...what size matress does a cot
bed use? |
mine is L140 x W70cm
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:42am
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am always like a minuite behind
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:43am
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layla's bed is this one:
we NEVER use the drawer though
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Posted: 02-12-08 10:43am
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lol so am i it looks like, too many posts,
too quick. i was about to post a picture
of a moses basket. glad i didnt
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