The kids shoe shop at Plenty Valley gave us one (sponsored by some shoe co), but i think i threw it out. i like the pen marks on the wall idea, and think i will start this month.
The kids shoe shop at Plenty Valley gave us one (sponsored by some shoe co), but i think i threw it out. i like the pen marks on the wall idea, and think i will start this month.
We actually have a gorgeous one DP's aunt painted for DD1, we are yet to put it up but it's all hand painted with animals and things. (will post a pic to the BB album on FB)
I am not 100% sure if she is still painting but i could find out for you.
It has a blackboard section where you write their age and height.
we just have one that came with the centrelink/FA pack you got at hospital![]()
i've seen a really nice one recently but i can't remember wherethink we'll just stick with the one we have though!
I am bias but how gorgeous is THIS, i really need to see if AB is still painting and get her to do one for DD2.
We plan on doing a measurement from her 1st birthday and tacking it to the wall with the bottom at that height then going through her MCHN book and writing in her heights at different ages![]()
I'm actually thinking we might just do that - as long as DD understands only mummy and daddy can write on the wallsI've always wanted to do that, but we keep moving. I think we're staying where we are for a while though...
Thanks - will check out Kikki now! There's a Kikki.K at Doncaster, I always need excuses to go thereWhy didn't I think of them?
Thanks hun! I'll go have a look!
LOL thanks for err, nothing?Completely useless you are
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Double post!
waaaaah. i'm going to go off and sulk (actually, i'm going to take DS to swimming, but sulking sounds better!
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i'm thinking it had to be something i've seen through the mum's grapevine email because that's the main place i see that sort of thing. i had a look at the giggle smile designs website & they have some nice ones but no tigers. if i happen to find it, i'll let you know! until then, i'll stop my version of 'helping'![]()
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