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babyroo wrote:Oh no what a shmae none of us got any, I ,ight have a look out in the shops, but I'd rather try a sample first. I have pots full of cream I've bought thinking they would be the one and they don't work or sting so much they never get used again.
sjb2711 wrote:Thank you Rae,
No I hadn't heard of it and yes I see what you mean about the cost! Which cream do you use?
Thanks
Sarah
AnnetteandBen wrote:babyroo wrote:Oh no what a shmae none of us got any, I ,ight have a look out in the shops, but I'd rather try a sample first. I have pots full of cream I've bought thinking they would be the one and they don't work or sting so much they never get used again.
i'll bring my tube to bluewater and you can have a free squeeze there
babyroo wrote:AnnetteandBen wrote:babyroo wrote:Oh no what a shmae none of us got any, I ,ight have a look out in the shops, but I'd rather try a sample first. I have pots full of cream I've bought thinking they would be the one and they don't work or sting so much they never get used again.
i'll bring my tube to bluewater and you can have a free squeeze there
Ooh yes please! How nutty are we going to look, fondling wool and squeezing cream lol
ladybird wrote:Sounds interesting, I think we had it prescribed a long time ago for Nayan as a baby, but don't remember it doing anything.
Can anyone tell me the ingredients please - can't find anything much on the site - apart from oats
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