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Do you tell your partner how much thing cost?
I have just bought a Bibi Strolli Comfort Rider (photo below).
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It is the best thing I have ever bought. I can attach it to my double pushchair and push three children at once.
I haven't been brave enough to tell my husband how much it was yet!
Does anyone else ever feel guilty about how much childminding equipment costs and not tell their partner what they spend?
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Ha ha I solved that one, no partner, no hiding costs, spend what I want, result
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Originally Posted by
Daisy De
Ha ha I solved that one, no partner, no hiding costs, spend what I want, result
Same here lol
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I don't tell him, but then it all comes out of my childminding earnings so he wouldn't care anyway..
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I too have no partner so only have to tell accountant
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Originally Posted by
Glitter
I have just bought a Bibi Strolli Comfort Rider (photo below).
DSCF4386.jpg
It is the best thing I have ever bought. I can attach it to my double pushchair and push three children at once.
I haven't been brave enough to tell my husband how much it was yet!
Does anyone else ever feel guilty about how much childminding equipment costs and not tell their partner what they spend?
How much was it out of interest?
How does it work as well? Presumably it attaches to the back of the chair
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I tell my husband on a 'need to know basis'....
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It was £80 (+£15 for postage).
It attaches on to the back on a pushchair, like a buggy board but off to one side.
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Originally Posted by
Glitter
It was £80 (+£15 for postage).
It attaches on to the back on a pushchair, like a buggy board but off to one side.
I was gonna say, isn't it in your way trying to push
If your partner asks, say it was £20 or something!
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Facebook bargain, my friend gave it to me, it was in the sale, I sold this and that first but to be honest he never really minds what I spend.
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I just don't complain when he buys his things that way he can begrudge me my pushchair/toy addiction.
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We never really talk about how much I spend on anything.
Each month I set aside a certain amount of my earnings for resources, so most things come out of that. Every now & again I have a bigger expense, so I just cut down a bit the next month.
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I'm a full grown adult, working long hours, earning money for my family. If I chose to buy something I buy it. I would never lie to my husband, or hide from him how much anything cost. He is my husband not my father lol.
If he ever was to become domineering and controlling to a point where I felt uncomfortable spending money I earn, or was afraid to buy something I needed then it would be time for me and him to part ways.
Yes, I tell him how much things cost. Not that he is the slightest bit interested of course.
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Love that cactus, spot on!
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Originally Posted by
Daisy De
Ha ha I solved that one, no partner, no hiding costs, spend what I want, result
Sort of the same here. I have a partner but it's my house and I pay the bills and spend what I want. Wouldn't have it any other way
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When I had a husband I would tell him if it came up in conversation but I no longer have a husband
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When I was married, we were both self employed in different businesses, and purchases made for them were not discussed as it wasn't really of any concern.
So long as the 'household budget' doesn't go short as a result : If it's for the business, the business pays for it imo
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Sometimes i tell a white lie, and others im honest depends what it is! Unlike my next account... Im never honest about how much i spend in next!!
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Mine just looks at me and says ' And who's that really for?! Or how many buggies do you need?!!!' I do get a bit happy when I get new stuff especially a bargain and cant wait for the kids to try it out!
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