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The one that used to be in the Eastgate that had the rocking horse? Was around in the 90s and maybe early 00s. I can't think what it was called!

Any tips for getting through the hunger? I struggle with feeling constantly hungry - even when I wasn't restricting calories, and I'm finding it really hard to stick to any deficit. I've been to the doctors several times but there's no physical reason for the extreme hunger. I've been trying to pad out meals with low calorie food but I still find I end up snaking. I also find I struggle to meet fibre and protein goals. I'm very overweight and really need to lose some for my health, and I'm trying to do that in the healthiest way I possibly can.

After our last holiday struggling to fit everything around my pram I'm hoping to find something very similar to the GB pockit, Square folding that has a really super small fold. That can recline enough for a toddler to nap in. Suncanopy. We're only going to be using it very occasionally so I don't want to pay too much. I looked a lot of options but many of them are nearly £200 or more and I can justify that and they also are stil expensive second hand.

Or stop them being taken in the first place?

My son plays sims 4 a little bit and I already have the death chest on for him now one of his babies has been taken and we can't figure out how to get it back or stop it happening again.

Hi I’ve recently started using a mini Filofax and want to add a couple of printable pages to it. Has anyone got any recommendations for a good hole punch that will fit the mini? I’m not having much luck attempting it with a regular hole punch and a search online for a7 hole punch doesn’t seem to be yielding the results for some reason.

There are a couple rollercoasters in places we go to that have no minimum height requirement and the only other requirement is they are "self supporting". One of them is pretty fast and jolty. What age does it become appropriate to take a child/toddler on a ride like that?

My daughter is 4 months old and will cry when with other care givers most of the time.

I need to go back to work in just a few months time so I need her to be happy with my mum and my husband but I'm finding she's often becoming hysterical. We've been trying to gradually increase her time with them but it doesn't appear to be improving.

What can I do to gently encourage the bond? I feel like I need a plan of action before I go back to work or she's going to be inconsolable.

In Europe almost all harness car seats have buckles that have to be puzzled together before they'll clip in. I've noticed US seats often don't have this and the buckles on each side clip in separately. What's the reason for this difference?

Are there any games where you build and decorate your own homes like in sims? I want similar building mechanics as I find them easy to work with and a sandbox type game because I just want to build. I've tried looking at a few options but I don't want to buy something and be disappointed.

It would've been used between 1993-1996 so probably produced between 1988-1993. Sold in the UK. It was a booster cushion almost completely covered in smooth thin fabric with a classic 80/90s print. I believe the main colour was a medium to light blue. I remember either side of the booster were exposed metal prongs used to guide the belt. These were sticking out to the sides rather than to the top.

I'm desperate to find a picture of this seat but Google has failed me.

I'm having difficulty getting the 3rd pass to tie up anc stay that way. I can't seem to double knot it tight enough on my back but there's not enough fabric to double knot it on the front. What ever I do it slips after a short while.

Unfortunately because I bought it through Amazon I don't think they'll replace the part. I have no idea how it's stopped working. It wouldn't switch off then when I managed to switch it off it now won't turn back on. There was a small amount of milk on the outside I'm taking drops and the motor didn't sound any different. I wasn't doing anything crazy with it just walking around my house. Is there anything I can do to save it!? It cost a lot of money.

I'vs heard they can be sleepy after their 8 week vaccines but she's only started being sleepy almost exactly two days after getting the vaccines. I'm concerned that this delayed reaction isn't normal?

I hope this is ok to ask here I can't think of anywhere else to ask!

I want to get a pretty cheap device to use to watch tv on. I can't really afford to pay more than like £15-£20 for something as I'm likely to use it one time. It needs to be portable/rechargeable/battery operated as I won’t be able to plug it in anywhere and fairly small that I can put it in my bag. Also digital because there’s no analog in the uk anymore. I’m going to a festival but I don’t want to get my phone out at all for fear of it being stolen but I’m desperate to watch the football!

I’ve been off social media for a week now. The first day was hard but then I became instantly more happy by the second day - motivated, productive, spending my quality time with my kid, took back up so,e old hobbies, just generally proud of how well I was doing. Yesterday though it seemed to fall off the edge a bit. I started feeling really lonely on Wednesday so I tried to find a group I could go to but it’s next to impossible. They’re either evenings which I often can’t do because of being a mum and not able to get regular childcare, I also work so there’s only two days in the week that I can do anything day time and not need childcare. There were no groups during the day on days that I di