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MuppetsMama View Drop Down
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    Posted: 12 November 2010 at 6:15am
This may sound really weird, but I saved all the little plastic disposable cups that they give your medicine to you in at hospital (your voltarin, panadol etc), and brought them home for my DD1 who is 2&1/2 - she loves them! she fills them with water & has little picnics with her teddy bears
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I did this too!!! They are also great for small baking measurements!

I had a c-section so had about 20 of them!

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Hmmm didn't get stuff like that. But great idea :)
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The syringes they use for giving pamol and ibuprofen to kids make great squirty water toys too.
We kept a bunch when big DS was in hospital for a week and the kids love them!
Mel, Mummy to E: 6, B: 4 and:

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