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Did anyone else flush their cereal down the toilet
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"D just eats anything I leave !
Yea its not something that happened often. I hate leaving cereal "
I always finish my cereal, but baba has stuff I don’t like so that always gets chucked |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"D just eats anything I leave !
Yea its not something that happened often. I hate leaving cereal
I don’t like the leftover milky bits !"
Add more cereal until the milk is gone! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"D just eats anything I leave !
Yea its not something that happened often. I hate leaving cereal
I don’t like the leftover milky bits !
Add more cereal until the milk is gone!"
Good idea but then I’d deprive D lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"D just eats anything I leave !
Yea its not something that happened often. I hate leaving cereal
I don’t like the leftover milky bits !
Add more cereal until the milk is gone!
Good idea but then I’d deprive D lol"
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I've done this once or twice in the past. It's easier than pushing bits of Cheerios down the plug hole in the sink "
Aye exactly. And you don’t want a soggy bin bag |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I've done this once or twice in the past. It's easier than pushing bits of Cheerios down the plug hole in the sink
Aye exactly. And you don’t want a soggy bin bag "
Correct. Nobody likes to have to clean the drips up after you have taken a leaky binbag out |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix   "
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk. |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk. "
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
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You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either  |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either "
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"D just eats anything I leave !
Yea its not something that happened often. I hate leaving cereal
I don’t like the leftover milky bits !
Add more cereal until the milk is gone!
Or get a cat  "
Everybody wants to be a cat..... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No cant say I do but I've never any left I only put in what I eat plus I dont like alot of milk in certain cereals I hate soggy cereal !  "
My husband doesn’t have milk with cereal at all! But will drink a glass of milk at the same time |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No cant say I do but I've never any left I only put in what I eat plus I dont like alot of milk in certain cereals I hate soggy cereal !
My husband doesn’t have milk with cereal at all! But will drink a glass of milk at the same time "
Ted Bundy used to do the same |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"No cant say I do but I've never any left I only put in what I eat plus I dont like alot of milk in certain cereals I hate soggy cereal !
My husband doesn’t have milk with cereal at all! But will drink a glass of milk at the same time
Ted Bundy used to do the same"
Bye bye world |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best."
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best.
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me."
Exactly my point.
The mum for removed from the group and I’m pretty sure the admin phoned social services as they were concerned. No idea what else happened. Dosing up your child just so they sleep  shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle anyway...what if it takes them a while to drink it? Or they don’t drink it all? You wouldn’t know how much they’ve had... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My family flushed the children down the toilet if they didn't finish their cereal.
Super harsh upbringing; I'm lucky to be here really.  "
I fucking snorted  |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best.
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me."
Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best.
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me.
Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents"
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best.
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me.
Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething "
That's what I had . Didnt know till in my 20s and Mum told me .
Would explain a lot  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"What a great idea. No more soggy bin bags or cereal infested plug holes.
Ah this site is so useful and informative. Has anyone else got any more great tips please."
Glad to help  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Down the toliet? no just pour the milk down the sink and the cereal in the bin
But then you’ll have a soggy bin"
Yeah true but it’s in the bin bag and I drain most of the milk. Couldn’t the cereal clog up the toliet? Idk |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Down the toliet? no just pour the milk down the sink and the cereal in the bin
But then you’ll have a soggy bin
Yeah true but it’s in the bin bag and I drain most of the milk. Couldn’t the cereal clog up the toliet? Idk "
If it can handle my shit
It can handle cereal |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Down the toliet? no just pour the milk down the sink and the cereal in the bin
But then you’ll have a soggy bin
Yeah true but it’s in the bin bag and I drain most of the milk. Couldn’t the cereal clog up the toliet? Idk
If it can handle my shit
It can handle cereal"
Hahah touché |
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"My kid put cereal in my cup of tea the other day, she thought it might he a good mix
Omg I’m part of a first time mum Facebook group and this mum had a ‘knock out’ bottle for her one and a half year old. They would have it before bed...
So in a baby bottle there would be tea, cereal, calpol and milk.
Dont understand the tea and calpol part, unless they were teething or poorly then the calpol would be ok.
You shouldn’t put calpol in a bottle either
Calpol at the right dose mixed in with milk won't do any harm. The old ways are often the best.
Why would anyone medicate a child that wasn’t ill just to get them to sleep....sounds wrong on every level to me."
.yes that is wrong on all levels. I didn't say it was ok to do it unless the child is poorly. Please see higher up in the thread. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Down the toliet? no just pour the milk down the sink and the cereal in the bin
But then you’ll have a soggy bin
Yeah true but it’s in the bin bag and I drain most of the milk. Couldn’t the cereal clog up the toliet? Idk
If it can handle my shit
It can handle cereal
Hahah touché "
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"Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething
That's what I had . Didnt know till in my 20s and Mum told me .
Would explain a lot "
Friend of mine says he was taken on a plane for the first time at 18 months old, downed his Mum's gin and tonic thinking it was lemonade, slept the whole flight, this may make travelling with kids easier but he's now pushing 40 and a borderline alcoholic. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething
That's what I had . Didnt know till in my 20s and Mum told me .
Would explain a lot
Friend of mine says he was taken on a plane for the first time at 18 months old, downed his Mum's gin and tonic thinking it was lemonade, slept the whole flight, this may make travelling with kids easier but he's now pushing 40 and a borderline alcoholic. "
So basically
Don’t give alcohol to kids
Every days a school day |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething
That's what I had . Didnt know till in my 20s and Mum told me .
Would explain a lot
Friend of mine says he was taken on a plane for the first time at 18 months old, downed his Mum's gin and tonic thinking it was lemonade, slept the whole flight, this may make travelling with kids easier but he's now pushing 40 and a borderline alcoholic.
So basically
Don’t give alcohol to kids
Every days a school day"
Life’s a college as they say |
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"Mine was brandy and honey on my dummy when I was a baby to get me to sleep by my grandparents
My grandads wife keeps telling me to give my baba whisky because he’s teething
That's what I had . Didnt know till in my 20s and Mum told me .
Would explain a lot
Friend of mine says he was taken on a plane for the first time at 18 months old, downed his Mum's gin and tonic thinking it was lemonade, slept the whole flight, this may make travelling with kids easier but he's now pushing 40 and a borderline alcoholic.
So basically
Don’t give alcohol to kids
Every days a school day"
Yes, my poor friend is indeed a cautionary tale. |
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By *adMerWoman
over a year ago
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I used to make a special hot chocolate for my kids on Xmas eve. It had 1/2 tsp of rum in. They used to be asleep well before Santa left any presents.
Formula milk is one of the best things to get a baby to sleep.
A small amount of baby rice from 1 yr to 18 months, depending how greedy they are.
Teething gel and toys that you can put in the fridge are brilliant for teething.
What was the original thread?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I used to make a special hot chocolate for my kids on Xmas eve. It had 1/2 tsp of rum in. They used to be asleep well before Santa left any presents.
Formula milk is one of the best things to get a baby to sleep.
A small amount of baby rice from 1 yr to 18 months, depending how greedy they are.
Teething gel and toys that you can put in the fridge are brilliant for teething.
What was the original thread? "
Jesus Christ
I’m not even gonna say anything. Not worth the hassle |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Oh my god yeah. Everything goes down my downstairs toilet, cereal, gravy that’s gone cold in the pan, anything gloopy goes down there before I wash the dishes. |
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