Jennilou31's Opinions

Hi,i have two boys 9 and 2 1/2 yrs old and am finding potty training my youngest very hard,he just won't use a potty,he just throws it and pees and poos on the floor, i have tried using pants let him wet them thinking he wouldn't like the feel of them but it didn't bother him.
Somebody told my husband that musical potty from argos is good,she has just started using it and her child has gone twice on it, i am going to buy one to try as it can be turned into a stool and plays musical tunes when you child has done a toilet.There are ones in argos that has it's own flusher and toilet roll holder and speaks as well which i find a bit spooky.
Any suggestions will be gratefully received

It all depends on how developed the child is - the child knows when they are ready - I tried a few times b4 my daughter finally decided she was ready

Fish, chips, sausages even Mars bars, there's simply no end to the food we like to deep fry. But while it might taste great, the experts are always telling us it's bad for our health. So how bad can deep frying really be ? does it really make us obese and unhealthy ? i guess frying food has to make the oil be
absorbed into the food
So In this age of healthy eating do you grill your food or do you still fry ?

Grill - alot more healthier than frying unless you have one of them healthy frying things

Recently someone at work was involved in doing a charity run. They came to work and asked everyone to sponsor them. Good on them.

But. I was not in a financial position to support them and felt very uncomfortable and horrible for saying no when everyone else said yes. Does this happen to you? Do you also find that others around you have no tact and rather than just leaving it then start asking you why you aren't sponsoring.

If I can afford then I feel ok but when I am having to scrimp & scrap to make ends meet I feel bad about saying no but then I think charity begins @ home