Anyone create a list of things to buy in preparation for the BB?

Judy · 24-10-2007, 09:28 PM

Hi

Does anyone of you here has made a list of things to buy in preparation of the baby? Eg. Things to buy for mummy to use and things to buy for baby to use? It will be even better if the price is also listed.

Mrs Xie · 25-10-2007, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Judy

Hi

Does anyone of you here has made a list of things to buy in preparation of the baby? Eg. Things to buy for mummy to use and things to buy for baby to use? It will be even better if the price is also listed.

Hmm... I did make a list of all stuff that I need to buy during my pregnancy period, but sorry to say that I'd forgotten all prices. Mainly bought them at Kiddy palace cos it's a one-stop shop for all the things we need and some of the stuff I bought from Tom and Stephanie, quite cheap also.

elaine01 · 25-10-2007, 08:25 AM

Oh yes, I did! I went 'spot check' on the prices & spread out the items to be bought evenly every month. In the end many things passed down.

lml2402 · 25-10-2007, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs Xie

Hmm... I did make a list of all stuff that I need to buy during my pregnancy period, but sorry to say that I'd forgotten all prices. Mainly bought them at Kiddy palace cos it's a one-stop shop for all the things we need and some of the stuff I bought from Tom and Stephanie, quite cheap also.

Hi Mrs Xie,

Wanna ask u where is Tom and Stephanie located?

mar_mum · 25-10-2007, 11:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Judy

Hi

Does anyone of you here has made a list of things to buy in preparation of the baby? Eg. Things to buy for mummy to use and things to buy for baby to use? It will be even better if the price is also listed.

Will you be gettin passed down stuff? Cos for bb especially nb, no need to get a lot of things. And they grow fast so clothes very fast outgrow.

celine · 25-10-2007, 05:16 PM

I din make any list at all coz lots of things are pass down...

Mrs Xie · 26-10-2007, 08:45 AM

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Originally Posted by lml2402

Hi Mrs Xie,

Wanna ask u where is Tom and Stephanie located?

lml2402, there're few branches around.... Woodlands civic centre, Westmall, errhh.... some others I've forgotten cos I go Woodlands frequently..... Yeah, its thru tat for newborn babies, u can use stuff that your relatives or friends pass down for you, unless u can't get any help from them. Oh, Im very superstitious de... better let your newborn put on old clothes in hospital when u gonna fetch her home Okie? But it's up to u whether u pangtang or not...... cos I choose to believe what my mom advised Lah...

lml2402 · 26-10-2007, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Mrs Xie

lml2402, there're few branches around.... Woodlands civic centre, Westmall, errhh.... some others I've forgotten cos I go Woodlands frequently..... Yeah, its thru tat for newborn babies, u can use stuff that your relatives or friends pass down for you, unless u can't get any help from them. Oh, Im very superstitious de... better let your newborn put on old clothes in hospital when u gonna fetch her home Okie? But it's up to u whether u pangtang or not...... cos I choose to believe what my mom advised Lah...

okie thanks alot

**jopeck** · 26-10-2007, 01:40 PM

'old' clothes are also more comfy for baby in my opinion... softer and nicer on baby's delicate skin.

priscilla · 27-10-2007, 02:53 PM

Babies outgrow very fast. In fact, I got lots of pass me down too. Just ask around friends. I only buy clothing for babies after 9 months and a couple of going out clothings.

My baby cot was from my sis-in-law and clothings comes from friends and relatives and they are more comfortable like what Jo said softer and nicer.

For mum, if go for natural birth
1) try to get a ring for sitting down during the first couple of days to prevent pain (it is like the swimming float, can be found at the pharmacy,
2) maternity menstruation pads
3) Big Ts or nursing wears
4) Nursing bra, etc

I cannot remember much now as it was more than 4 year ago, it will be good if for those mummies who have given birth recently to share.

24-10-2007, 09:28 PM	#1
Judy Worthy Lady Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: In the North Rating: Not Rated Gender: Posts: 34 My Mood: Gallery: 0 Rep Power: 0 Reputation: 10	Anyone create a list of things to buy in preparation for the BB? Hi Does anyone of you here has made a list of things to buy in preparation of the baby? Eg. Things to buy for mummy to use and things to buy for baby to use? It will be even better if the price is also listed.

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priscilla Worthy Lady Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: In a four Season Country Rating: Not Rated Gender: Posts: 296 Recipes: 5 My Mood: Gallery: 9 Rep Power: 2 Reputation: 12	Re: Anyone create a list of things to buy in preparation for the BB? Babies outgrow very fast. In fact, I got lots of pass me down too. Just ask around friends. I only buy clothing for babies after 9 months and a couple of going out clothings. My baby cot was from my sis-in-law and clothings comes from friends and relatives and they are more comfortable like what Jo said softer and nicer. For mum, if go for natural birth 1) try to get a ring for sitting down during the first couple of days to prevent pain (it is like the swimming float, can be found at the pharmacy, 2) maternity menstruation pads 3) Big Ts or nursing wears 4) Nursing bra, etc I cannot remember much now as it was more than 4 year ago, it will be good if for those mummies who have given birth recently to share.