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ChanieMommy

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:15 am

dankbar wrote:

I am asking about how many sets, because I have for my pre-schooler 9 full outfits. I found two tops from my boys that can pass for girl, but would have to spend money on skirts, should I or not?

Ask the girls if they want them...
Look if you find matching skirts..
I don't think in "outfits", I just do tops and skirts/trousers separately, but so that they combine easily, and the children have to match them.

When you work alone on chores, what do you prefer?
quiet?
Music?
Talk radio / shiurim/radiodrama?
Speaking on phone?

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:17 am

dankbar wrote:

Whatever the store sells, keep away from wools, as I am sensitive so afraid it will scratch my kids too. I rather buy cotton sweaters.
In summer I try rather cottons than poly so not to sweat.
Try to buy comfy instead of scratchy fabrics because of sensory issues.

I am asking about how many sets, because I have for my pre-schooler 9 full outfits. I found two tops from my boys that can pass for girl, but would have to spend money on skirts, should I or not?

I wash 2-3 times a wk.
5 dresses for my preschoolers is enough. I try to get long sleeve dresses to only need one article of clothing in the morning. 9 can cover a week and a half.
How often do you wash?

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:18 am

ChanieMommy wrote:

Either quiet or phone hotlines on speaker.
See question above

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:40 am

ChanieMommy wrote:

My younger self would put on music but as I am getting older need quiet to concentrate, music is just too loud & gives me headaches.

I prefer one piece dresses or jumpers with shells, for young kids, to stay neat. So, she doesn't have any skirts,that fit her right now in closet, so if I want to use tops I would need to buy skirts

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:41 am

ExtraCredit wrote:

I wash 2x a week officially. More if needed.

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:45 am

dankbar wrote:

I wash 2x a week officially. More if needed.

You didn’t ask a question so I’ll ask.

Why do you need 9 outfits for a preschooler and even thinking about 2 more if you wash twice a week?

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:52 am

Used to have more, when she was younger because she came home wet from school, so she used at least two dresses in one day. BH doesn't happen anymore but now I am back at changing linens every day & giving her a bath before school daily. She was night trained for a while already.

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 9:54 am

dankbar wrote:

No question again so I’ll give you mine LOL

Why doesn’t she sleep in pull ups?

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:08 am

dankbar wrote:

How can we solve these issues?

If you’re talking about bedwetting, I already asked you why no pull ups? That’s what it’s for until they’re trained for the night.

What are you doing for Yom tov today?

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:08 am

She used to, but then kept dry so stopped using. Since school started her button is not working she says

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:10 am

dankbar wrote:

She used to, but then kept dry so stopped using. Since school started her button is not working she says

Since you didn’t ask... I will (did you forget the rules of the game?)

What button?

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:11 am

ExtraCredit wrote:

If you’re talking about bedwetting, I already asked you why no pull ups? That’s what it’s for until they’re trained for the night.

What are you doing for Yom tov today?

Baking & cooking

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:12 am

ExtraCredit wrote:

Since you didn’t ask... I will (did you forget the rules of the game?)

What button?

Metaphorically, she says she can press buttons to stay dry or make wet....Ha! HA!

I wish we would all have magic buttons. What would your magic button reset?

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:16 am

dankbar wrote:

Metaphorically, she says she can press buttons to stay dry or make wet....Ha! HA!

I wish we would all have magic buttons. What would your magic button reset?

I’d love to press a button and have my freezer full, all kids dentist appts done, the house clean. Reminds me of...

Did you ever watch Mary poppins?

dankbar

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 11:21 am

No, but if I won't go bake challos now, it won't happen because I ain't got any magic buttons....

How do you multitask & do your chores while being on imamother?

ChanieMommy

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 1:30 pm

ExtraCredit wrote:

Did you ever watch Mary poppins?

Yes, several times. She is a role model to me... always in a good mood, always a solution for everything, full of original ideals, and, most importantly, she knows to fly with her umbrella...

Dankbar wrote:

How do you multitask & do your chores while being on imamother?

I don't. I'm the worst at multitasking. I have to concentrate on one thing. And I need a little pressure.

I'm on here when I pause or have to wait for something to finish...

Are you a good multitasker?

ExtraCredit

Wed, Sep 16 2020, 1:56 pm

ChanieMommy wrote:

I actually am, and from all you listed about Mary poppins you forgot how she came into the discussion in the first place. That everything literally gets done with a snap of her fingers. I wish we can do that too.
Dankbar I only come on here between chores not during, otherwise I’m doomed.

Do you cook for succos before rosh hashana or one Yom tov at a time?