Was anyone one and done or on the fence about having a second child but did. How is it for you? Was it harder / easier than you thought. Im like 99% one and done but my partner would like a second so our child has a sibling. I do think it would be nice for them to have a sibling but im worried it’s going to be sooo hard with 2 kids. I know everyone’s experience is different but would just love to know how it’s going for everyone and would you recommend 😂
Hi there,
Had my first micro needling session today after the therapist applied a hyaluronic acid mask and then a mineral SPF is this normal practice or should I be worried? I’m slightly freaking out.
Hi there,
Had my first micro needling session today after the therapist applied a hyaluronic acid mask and then a mineral SPF is this normal practice or should I be worried? I’m slightly freaking out.
Hi there,
Had my first micro needling session today. After the micro needling the therapist applied a hyaluronic acid mask and mineral SPF is this normal practice? Or has she f’d my skin up? I’m slightly freaking out.
Hi there,
My baby is just 16 months and not saying much mainly Mumma and Dadda. Does anyone have any tips to help her start talking more. She chats a lot in her own little language.
Thank you
I co sleep with my nearly 16 month daughter who I still breastfeed. She feeds ALOT throughout the night. Anyone else have a baby similar age who still feeds a lot during night time?
My parents are selling their 2021 Peugeot 3008 to us for the “We Buy Any Car” valuation price (£10,300). It’s in good condition, has recently had the wet belt replaced, new tyres fitted, and has been well looked after.
We currently drive a 2012 Nissan Juke. It still runs fine overall, but it’s started making a few noises and has needed a growing number of repairs over the years. It doesn’t feel like it’s at the end of its life yet, but probably heading in that direction over the next few years.
Part of our thinking is that this feels like a good opportunity that probably won’t come around again — we know the history of the Peugeot, trust how it’s been maintained, and we’d be buying below typical dealer prices.
My parents live in the countryside in the north of England and haven’t had much luck selling it privately. We live in London, so we also feel that if we decided to sell it in future, it would probably still hold decent value and at worst we’d have the WBAC price as a rough “floor”.
Would you take the opportunity and upgrade now, or keep running the Juke until it becomes uneconomical?