HomeVote For Us! Vote For Us   Who is online? In total there are 2 users online :: 0 Registered, 0 Hidden and 2 Guests None Most users ever online was 34 on Thu Jul 11, 2024 4:34 pm | Comp Winners!  Age: 2 1/2 When Photo Was Taken: when we went on holiday to sydney Favourite Past Time: chasing the cat around the house Mummy Loves Me Because: i am cheeky and cute and always saying things that crack mummy up. Mummy Of The Month August's Winner Is... Emma ~Emma~  Name: Emma S/O Name: Dan Child/ren: Hannah and Kyla What you like about being a mother: mostthings, but especially things like when one of the girls does somethingnew and I am so proud that I feel like I will burst and when theyrandomly come and give me a hug and tell me that they love me. What you dont like about being a mother: Getting my sleep interupted. lol What you like about Mummas Inc: Everything. Everyone is really friendly and willing to give help and advice if needed. What Site would you recommend?: it would have to be Bubz and Mumz. | This Months Birthdays
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