babylovespink2
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Pink: If I'm expecting triplets, I'm sure my gynae will ask me to go do pre-admission at KK first. In case the bb comes before expected date (not the EDD but the expected time for them to have reasonable size), I will go to KK straight away. Don't take any chances.
RR: The set is not stable? Hmm... Would it be better if placed under those rectangular mats? Gives it more friction? Think tom I go buy leh. Just told hubby I'll buy the slide, didn't tell him I'm considering the swing + basketball set too. Haha.. Hey, wanna ask you. The set can be placed in the boot of a normal sedan car?
Re the basketball net, I intend to set up an outdoor one in our car porch when the kids are bigger. Hubby loves to play basketball. Now an indoor one is more suitable.
RR: Yah, will go set up the set on those rectangular mats. Got to buy extra first. But having said this, it'll still be tough to clean the floor right? The train set doesn't look so stable that it will still stay together when the mat is being moved. And if we drag the mat, then the floor is not properly cleaned. Hmm.. nevermind lah. I'll treat it as the mats protect the parquet from being scratched.. Hehehe..
RR: The set is not stable? Hmm... Would it be better if placed under those rectangular mats? Gives it more friction? Think tom I go buy leh. Just told hubby I'll buy the slide, didn't tell him I'm considering the swing + basketball set too. Haha.. Hey, wanna ask you. The set can be placed in the boot of a normal sedan car?
Re the basketball net, I intend to set up an outdoor one in our car porch when the kids are bigger. Hubby loves to play basketball. Now an indoor one is more suitable.
RR: Yah, will go set up the set on those rectangular mats. Got to buy extra first. But having said this, it'll still be tough to clean the floor right? The train set doesn't look so stable that it will still stay together when the mat is being moved. And if we drag the mat, then the floor is not properly cleaned. Hmm.. nevermind lah. I'll treat it as the mats protect the parquet from being scratched.. Hehehe..