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Kids don't need to be expensive... an extra £10 each a week on your groceries. They'll thank you for it when they're older.
You don't have any?
At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.
At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.
Cupboard under the stairs, sack cloth and gruel. £5 a week max.
At a very basic level, even if you dress them in hand-me-downs, wash their (hand-me-down) nappies by hand and let them play with cardboard boxes, you either lose one paypacket, or pay for childcare which is a tad more than a tenner a week.
Don't be daft. Since when does a housewife have a wage packet to lose?
Don't be daft. Since when does a housewife have a wage packet to lose?
'Housewife'? Bloody hell what decade do you live in?? I don't don't know any wife/mother who doesn't have a job of some kind.
"I can put any old tat in my sig, put quotes around it and attribute to someone of whom I've heard, to make it sound true."
- Voltaire/Benjamin Franklin/Anne Frank...
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