How do you mummas do your big shop without a car, i have always just chucked everything in the bottom of the pram and paid for it..obviously but today i had security come over to me while there was so many people around and accuse me of stealingš¤¦š»āāļø
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Just do an online shop we a delivery to your house...so much easier and you don't overspend so worth the £4 delivery

Iāve done this too! Usually I do pick up a basket but the heavy stuff like a large milk carton I put in the bottom of the pram.
My problem is sometimes forgetting thatās what Iāve done and sheepishly remembering towards the end of checkout and going oh and these please! š my local Asda is used to me now as Iām often seeing the same faces at checkout.
I feel like if youāre walking around obviously putting stuff in the pram then as a security person I wouldnāt jump on you for that. Itās clear youāve got your hands full and need somewhere to collect items youāll pay for!
Iām interested, did they apologise to you when you explained?

If Iām by myself I shop at Tescoās and do scan as you shop so I can put it straight under the buggy x

We swapped to online delivery and its honestly been a game changer. Weāve paid for a delivery pass each month so the delivery doesnt cost a lot meaning not adding cost to the food shop

Big shop from Asda. If you do later delivery then sometimes its only like £1.50. Also works better for me as baby is asleep by then so easier to sort out and put away

Smaller shops I go to Sainsburyās and use the smart shop scanner so I can just put stuff under the pram and forget about it. Large shops are for the weekend when my husband is with me, we take our daughters old bassinet pram and use it as a trolley 𤣠never had an issue in either shop x

Iceland do free delivery over £40 so I used to do that!
It's been a hot minute since being on here but I'm back trying again š

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Booked this trip before I was pregnant. Will be 26 weeks going and 27 coming back.
Has anyone had any trouble getting a fit to fly letter? I asked my midwife and she said they have stopped supplying them - hoping to get one of my GP but have heard they donāt either!
Also any tips for flying when pregnant?!

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How do you mummas do your big shop without a car, i have always just chucked everything in the bottom of the pram and paid for it..obviously but today i had security come over to me while there was so many people around and accuse me of stealingš¤¦š»āāļø

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Genuine question to parents out there. Why is it so hard to say a simple hello to other parents at pick up/drop off at nursery , why go out of your way to avoid other parents, wouldn't it just be easier to say hello. Surely it's harder to avoid, seems so odd when we have something HUGE in common.... I get that we don't have time for full blown convos or room for more friends in our lives but surely it's just polite to acknowledge other parents.
For someone who's just moved to a new town I'm finding it incredibly difficult to find other parents to chat to, everything seems so closed. Yes it's my responsibility to go out there and go to mum groups and classes but it takes 2 to form a bond and there is effort required from both sides.
Im exhausted. Does anyone feel the same?
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Iām looking for a best friend. I feel like itās been so hard to find genuine friends ever since becoming a mom, iām looking for someone i can text every day, call, we can send tiktokās whatever the case may be. Let me knowwwš„°š©·

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I really miss my perky boobs and pre baby bod. I catch myself staring at others cleavages and I wanna cry. I donāt feel sexy and young anymore. Itās so hard to accept because I canāt change without wanting to cry
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