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  • Pampers Are Making Parents Very Happy Right Now

    Mums of late potty trainers are rejoicing at Pampers new nappies a brilliant number 8, nappies for 37lb+.

    Amanda Dawn from West Sussex has shared her joy at the new size nappies, she said

    “My son Dexter has Fragile X (Fragile X is a genetic condition that affects both boys and girls, although boys are often more severely affected.It can cause a range of issues with language, emotions, attention, behaviour and social interaction) Dexter is unlikely to ever be potty trained, he is non verbal and is 7 years old, the NHS provide us with a few packs of nappies a month but nowhere near enough to last, we often have to resort to buying adult incontinence pads.

    Some may think that’s not a problem but when you have a child of 7 who thinks like a 1-year-old he wants the fancy designs and for me I want the convenance of being able to buy nappies from any old shop. Thank you so much Pampers for making our lives better and the fact these nappies are far cheaper is fantastic”.

    Lucy Fitzpeters from Witham in Essex is also very happy “Wow big size nappies my Samuel is only 1 but such a chubster, we have been using pull ups but they aren’t great when he does a poo, these are gonna be a game changer for my family”.

    Several mums hope that other companies or supermarkets such as Lidl follow suit and start making nappies in the larger sizes to help parents of all children, disabled, larger and late trainers.

    Thanks Pampers for making mums lives easier!!!

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  • How Do I Tell My Child He’s Not Wanted

    How do you explain to an 8 year old that his dad who has supposedly loved him, raised him, played with him and been his role model that he has a new family, a new baby on the way and now my son isn’t welcome.

    How do you explain he won’t be there on his birthday?

    His Fathers day card won’t be received

    His Dad has said he doesn’t want him and never wants to hear from him again.

    This is what I had to do last year the most heart breaking conversation i have ever had.

    Seeing my sons heart break even though i was tactful with my words i reassured him I loved him more than life it’s self.

    My son hasn’t seen his dad for over a year and you know what my boy has come through it he realises his dad is missing out not the other way round.

    I do not bad mouth his father to my son, and i hope one day his dad sees sense and reconnects with our child, but for now i’m raising my son to be a kind,smart and brave man.

    For all you single mums out there whose childs father is still wanting to be in their kids life, don’t bad mouth them (in ears reach of your child) don’t make impossible demands of them, I won’t tell you to be grateful just thankful that you had a relationship with a man who stands up and accepts his responsibilities.

    Mums and dads who have no other parental support be proud, be strong, you stood up when your ex sat down.