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January 28th, 2010 03:45 PM #1
Baby Planners?
Hi ladies,
I'm very new to the site, but have been following these posts from afar since giving birth to Leo - who recently turned 1.
My pregnancy, birth and what came later was hard for me as I don't have any family to help out so it was very much sink or swim - thank god for my ever so helpful husband.
...but it got me thinking how much a helping hand would have done for my sanity at times not to mention stress levels, which leads me to ask - would any of you have ever used a Baby Planner? I'm wondering if this is a service I could offer other mums with a view to catering for all budgets. Let me know your thoughts.
x
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January 28th, 2010 03:56 PM #2
I personally wouldn't have but I bet there's people out there that would.
Me
DH = The beautiful DD - 16 months
&
11 weeks
Cleaning and scrubbing can wait till tomorrow...for babies grow up we've learned to our sorrow...so quiet down cobwebs...dust go to sleep...I'm rocking my baby and babies don't keep
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January 28th, 2010 03:58 PM #3
I don't think it's a service i would have used but i have 5 brothers under 16 so have had a hand in helping raise them so i felt a little more prepared than most.
What kind of services would you be offering as a baby planner?
Me (26) & DP (29) - 6yrs, Cyclone Ava - 7.10.08
& Miss Piggy (Zara)- 6.1.10
+ fur babies Cassie & Jack

Ava's Birth Story & Zara's Birth Story
A messy house is easy to deal with when your kids are growing up with smiles on their faces and love in their hearts!
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January 28th, 2010 04:11 PM #4
excuse my naivity (sp) - whats a baby planner do?? I've never heard of them??
Me 25
DH 28 Bubba Princess 1 aka Miss J - 20/08/2008 Bubba Princess 2 aka Miss S- 26/05/2010 Thank you sooo much for my RAK! 
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January 28th, 2010 04:14 PM #5
Bellybelly was my baby planer! Gave me the answers to any questions i had from how many singlets to buy to recommendations on prams and cots.
So no, i guess i wouldn't pay for a baby planner. But i'm sure people would.
Me

Tarzan

Mowgli- Sep 2007
Baloo- March 2009

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January 28th, 2010 04:25 PM #6
Baby Planners?
Hi guys,
Wow that was fast!! Thank you for your replies.
I hear what you say, definately not everyone would require a baby planner or afford it for that matter. I thought perhaps a 'manual' type thing for those who basically want the A-Z of what to buy, what to eat, how to plan, local health & wellbeing providers, market research, a 'baby budget' etc etc, would cater for those who literally don't know where to start - to the full monty (i.e. personal shopper, baby shower planning, photography etc) for those who can afford to be more extravagant or those who are extremely time poor.
Just a thought - am hoping to start some kind of business from home to try and stay with the little man as long as possible and become a 'contributor' again and have a focus of my own,
Thanks again for coming back to me. x
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January 28th, 2010 07:46 PM #7
Just a thought, but maybe you could pick the brains of a reputable wedding planner, as the service sounds very similar
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