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dolly mixtures for 7m old?.....cant believe it?

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weaninghell · 27/10/2007 00:34

i get a lady in the shop that i work in who has a 7m old daughter who persists on buying her sweets.and the grandma........we're not talking the odd bit of milkybar either.so far she has bought....bassetts nougat, dolly mixtures,kp choc dips,milkyway,milkybar oh and candysticks and lolly pops because "she has teeth now" i am in shock!! they own a business next door and are always popping in to buy her sweets to keep her quiet!!!! does anyone else find this a bit shocking?

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VooJu · 27/10/2007 00:40

What I find shocking is people posting twice, in Weaning and in Parenting, merely for tutting purposes.

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ScaryScaryNight · 27/10/2007 00:40

I was going to say exactly the same VooJu! you beat me to it.


tut tut tut

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VooJu · 27/10/2007 00:41

Heh heh heh Scary

Tut tut tut

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EmsMum · 27/10/2007 00:41

I would never dare say it IRL but the response to 'she has teeth now' should be 'but not for much longer if you keep sticking sugar in her mouth all day'

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weaninghell · 27/10/2007 00:45

i actually put it in twice because after i posted in the weaning section i thought oh maybe i shouldve posted on here instead.so no its not merely for tutting purposes thats not why i asked i just wondered if anyone else thought it was normal! god and i thought mumsnet was supposed to be a nice place

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weaninghell · 27/10/2007 00:46

so very sorry ladies

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VooJu · 27/10/2007 00:47

Oh dear didn't mean to offend you by refusing to join in with your tutfest

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ScaryScaryNight · 27/10/2007 00:47

Maybe they are just using the baby as an excuse, maybe it is for themselves and they are embarrased.




oh, and exactly how do you need support with other children and folks sweet habits?

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CassandraMT · 27/10/2007 00:49

Only apologse to voojo if you feel the need - not the rest of us.

I don't think it's shocking, just that they need to be directed to a new, more healthy reward system if they want to contibute positivley

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CassandraMT · 27/10/2007 00:49

I am tutting/

feels good

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EmsMum · 27/10/2007 00:51

MN is a mix of hugely supportive and bitchy. (and a few other things besides). After midnight on friday is possibly not the best time to be out and about on here!

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sKerryMum · 27/10/2007 00:52

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weaninghell · 27/10/2007 00:53

thank you cassandra.
im not looking for support on other childrens sweet habits just personally thought it was a bit wrong to be giving a 7m old baby such crap but guess some people dont mind....no wonder so many kids are obese and have scanky teeth

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ScaryScaryNight · 27/10/2007 00:54

Yeah, second that Emsmum, I am ready to let my pet spiders lose! [very evil ghostly laugh emoticon]

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weaninghell · 27/10/2007 00:54

lol emsmum,yep think i better take cover for now

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sKerryMum · 27/10/2007 00:55

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ScaryScaryNight · 27/10/2007 00:55

weaninghell, for what its worth, my own kids only get the odd chocolate treat, tiny, like a few chocolate buttons, or a small M&S chocolate lolly.

But there are many threads here which appears to want to just bash people for giving fruitshoots, mac donalds, or any parenting thing, just for the sake of having a communal tut fest regards to how other people bring up their kids.

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Shitemum · 27/10/2007 00:57

i agree too but didnt answer the first time i looked at the thread for fear of being flamed...{coward emoticon}

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CassandraMT · 27/10/2007 01:14

I agree too.

(Tut)

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