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Latest post on 11 March 2013 - 09:28
The recommended one is Toddler Town in Amwaj. Everybody talks about it, every one wants there. I know couple of people who have kids there, they are delighted with the facilities and education. But to get a place there one has to go on a waiting list at least 6 months in advance and have some luck. Wow... six months... anyhow do thnx a lot... do u know if the accept infants? Mine is 11 months... thnx again:)))
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Latest post on 26 December 2012 - 23:11
DEC Tower is definitely to avoid, Manchester and all Diamonds as well. I stayed in Durrat Al Marsa - very nice clean small tower, opposite Shams, JBR. It has only one problem - very noisy. Ok... this is crazy... the thread is over a year ago... but would you plzzzzzzz contact me i have some questions abt durrat almarsa... i hope u c this
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Latest post on 24 December 2012 - 17:51
The greens are very good... also depends if u gonna buy a car... if not, then search for something on sheikh zayed road close to metro7
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Latest post on 24 December 2012 - 17:35
Common gals.... no1 know it???
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Latest post on 19 December 2012 - 22:32
I know someone who lives there. The cooling is free, he found out why. When he went away he turned the cooling off, of course, he came back and the ceiling and some of the furniture were covered in really bad mould, it was awful. Last week the water heater broke and flooded the place. It took them nearly a week to actually stop the water from dripping from the ceiling! The maintenance are useless and really slow, the maintenance manager really does not care at all! I really advise you not to go that building! Really thnx i needed this actual situation to make up my mind...thnx
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:34
Mmmm... seems like it.s very bad indeed... but i got a good deal there... 2 bedrooms for 65 ... so can i survive or no that is the question... Have you already signed a lease? Having stress caused by problems in your home isn't good for mental health! I've been there, and unfortunately the minutiae adds up, and it can affect other areas of your life. You probably won't find a 2 bed for 65 in the Marina in a good building, so it's a good deal, but at what cost to your quality of life? Always a good idea to speak to residents of a building if they are willing to give you a moment of their time. I ask about maintenance, facilities, noise within the building, neighboring building, cell phone reception--all the things an agent is not going to know, or be willing to let on to. Thanks for the advice... u r totally right.. actually i asked one resident staying there for one month now and she seemed content... but its a matter of perspective after all...
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:34
Barsha (around Mall of the Emirates) is a good place for 2-bed apartments around that sort of price. All will be better than Manchester Tower. Thnx a lot... gonna search for that...
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:24
It's an awful, run-down building with a terrible reputation. Dreams Tower is another in that area that is best avoiding. Don't waste your time with either of them. Mmmm... seems like it.s very bad indeed... but i got a good deal there... 2 bedrooms for 65 ... so can i survive or no that is the question... you can pick something up for that price and bedrooms in tecom and the maintenance will be better too... Good point....
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:23
There's probably a good deal because nobody else survives (or even wants to try). LoOoooooooool
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:23
Did you sign the lease already ?? sorry, no offense intended....but what is the point of asking for advice here AFTER the event ?? I didnt sweety :)
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:09
It's an awful, run-down building with a terrible reputation. Dreams Tower is another in that area that is best avoiding. Don't waste your time with either of them. Mmmm... seems like it.s very bad indeed... but i got a good deal there... 2 bedrooms for 65 ... so can i survive or no that is the question...
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 13:02
Yes I totally agree, stay well away!!! Common gals plz explain
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 12:56
Woooow why s that ? Tell me plz
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Latest post on 17 December 2012 - 12:53
Hey ladies... wondering if anyone here has a review abt manchester tower in dubai marina . Am abt to move there and wd luv to hear some thoughts..TIA
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Latest post on 09 August 2012 - 16:15
Been to so many already I am all iftar'd out lol! If I see one more lamb ouzi I will groan! The good - Meydan, Grosvenor House, Raffles The OK - Al Badia Golf Club, Flavours on Two Going to Emirates Grand hotel this weekend and possibly Reem al Bawadi, then khallas no more til next year! how abt grosvenor? any particular restaurant?
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Latest post on 09 August 2012 - 16:13
Asateer-atlantis is just great...
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 13:36
She's asking for places she HASN'T already been!! Sri Lanka gets my vote hehehehehe... blind i am... and for blind ppl as i am far east countries r fine lool... maybe thailand but never bangkok... try phuket and phiphi island,,,,
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 13:31
they say it's impossible to go there with the car... is it true??? not at all! if you are worried about parking, what we usually do is park down near dubai museum, catch an abra across the creek, and then walk into naif. it's 5 mins. obviously a bit hot at the moment but i would be fine to do this in the evening.. or maybe take the metro... we live in jlt just beside the metro... but if u bought lots of stuff will be very tiring.. i believe i'd give it a shot tonight... let's hope they r open till midnight... we can go after iftar...
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 13:22
they say it's impossible to go there with the car... is it true???
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 13:19
egypt of course... 3 hrs flight... weather will be fantastic...
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 13:12
thank u gals u r superb... i believe this post will be a reference for any of u =s needing to get a live out maid... but isn't it a looooooooooong way to go????? anyhow am going to seriously consider it and will tell u my experience once am done... thanks again gals
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 10:43
I have a friend who has a live out - works okay, however time keeping can be an issue because of the bus. sometimes she is early and other times late. Can be really frustrating as she is then late for work. On the subject of keeping a maids passport. the very first maid that I had, I didnt keep her passport, she absconded and all I had was a photocopy. when I went to immigration to report her they were really annoyed that I didnt keep her passport and that the oppertunities for her are endless now that she has her passport and is in the UAE. 5 years down the line, I still havnt recived my 5K back ( it was 5 thousand deposit in those days ) and she hasnt been caught and it still in the country :( I always do now, I place them in the safe with my passport an tell the housemaid that im keeping it safe and give her a copy of the labour card. I dont give her the original. u have a very valid point... but how abt this DEPOSIT thing,, shld i deposit a certain amount of money at the ministry of labor? and if yes , then why?
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 10:02
I didn’t use an agency for mine, we placed ads on Dubizzle and Expat woman. It wasn’t easy but I knew what I wanted and I didn’t know about using an agency + I wouldn’t have paid for an agency. When placing a Ad I was very clear about what I wanted as in - Must have accommodation, must be prepared to live out, must have transport or be prepared to travel every day I even went as far as to say how old I wanted them to be and what nationality. I asked them to call me between a certain times and had a long phone conversation with them and asked many questions, I had everything written down, if I was happy with them on the phone I arranged one day where I interviewed about 10 ladies, my nanny was the last lady I saw on that day. Talking to them on the phone helped a lot, if they called me at the wrong time I didn’t see them, if they was the wrong nationality, too old, not prepared to live out etc I didn’t see them, if they turned up late to the interview I didn’t see them, sounds harsh yes but if they couldn’t follow a simple advert I didn’t want them working for me. We had all sorts of people turn up on the day, women who couldn’t talk English and had her friend call me, one lady was 57 years old when i wanted between 30-40. I still have the advert I placed and the questions I asked if you would like me to send them over to you to give you an idea of what I put please send me you email address and I will send them over. omg lou that's extremely helpful... ofcourse i'd like you to send me the ad and questions and so... but i also have a couple of questions... how much do u pay her and how did u manage the legalities?
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 09:36
hello :) would you plz help me out here and tell me some details... like how did u manage to find her.. agency-paper ad -wat? how much does she earn per month... how did u deal with the contract/legalities... it'd be really great if u helped me out here coz i have a 4 months kid [b'>who drives me crazy... i mean REALLY crazy.[/b'>.. TIA 'Too late!', she cried loool will the situation be that worse?? am living a sweet nightmare these days with Yahia my baby and hoping it will get better soon :) seems not lool
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 09:34
Try always the maids from agencies. They are legal as well as reliable. You have the right to hold her passport as well. But having a maid under your sponsorship and letiing her sleep anywhere else could be risky as it might cause a panicing situation for u later. Try calling Al Fattah Manpower Supplies in Sharjah. (www.alfatahuae.com) select the one from their website and they will arrange the rest for u. They charge one time fee around 7000 and u have to pay annually to the Ministry every year or put a security deposit for her (its different for different states) mmmm... thank you so much... and how much does she take monthly above the 7000?
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 01:01
I have a live out maid and it is perfectly legal, as we sponsor her. She is not allowed to work for anyone else. She carries with her a letter in Arabic and in English saying that she is authorized to live out. She shares a room with her cousin. I am usually pretty flexible with her hours, when her adult daughter comes to town (from Al Ain) she can spend the day with her and come in later. Her husband also works here so she can see him on weekends and they go to church together. When I need her to babysit (usually once or twice a month), she is happy to do so. If we do come in late we give her taxi fare, as we feel obligated to provide for her safety. We pay extra for her to live out. She has one day off a week, sometimes two, and usually works maybe four or five hours on the days she works. That said, when we were away on holidays for 2 and a half weeks she came everyday to look after the cat, but I feel this is reasonable and she was fine with it. She keeps her own Emirates ID and Daman card. She chooses to keep her passport here at my home (where she has a drawer containing all of her documentation) but she is free to take it anytime if she wants it. We have sent her for Paediatric First Aid courses, etc. She looks after my child and is a grown woman so of course we trust her. I think she has a fairly easy job as far as maids go, and we are all happy with the arrangements. Best of luck! hello :) would you plz help me out here and tell me some details... like how did u manage to find her.. agency-paper ad -wat? how much does she earn per month... how did u deal with the contract/legalities... it'd be really great if u helped me out here coz i have a 4 months kid who[b'> drives me crazy... i mean REALLY crazy[/b'>... TIA and you think taking on a maid won't ??? lol...good luck (but don't read the maids board !!) :$
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 00:34
I don’t really understand what the issue is, I have and so do my friends have live out maids. Mine arrives at 7 am every day and will stay until I get home from work (sometimes 7pm) if I need her to baby sit at the weekend or on a evening (not very often) I pay for her cab fare home when I get in. My husband sponsors her and we keep her passport she keeps her emirates ID. Yes we pay her more than if she lived with us as we have to pay her wage, accommodation, travel and food but I don’t want someone living with me and when I get home there is no need for her to be there. She looks after my little girl and does the cleaning and ironing when my little girl naps or throughout the day (my little girl likes to help or follow her around with her own hover) it works very well for us as a family, As long as you pay for transport, accommodation and the maid can get to you easily I don’t see a problem with live out, I’m on a bus route and if I asked my nanny to work 10 – 10 instead I’m sure she wouldn’t mind. Like I say if it’s too late when I get home or a weekend I give her AED 50 for a taxi. My friend has a live out nanny that works 6 days a week, arrives at 6 am and stays untill 6pm ish, she baby sits once a week and stays over and works on a saturday half day. this also works very well for them. same for you lou plz.... i'd really appreciate some details... TIA
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 00:32
I have a live out maid and it is perfectly legal, as we sponsor her. She is not allowed to work for anyone else. She carries with her a letter in Arabic and in English saying that she is authorized to live out. She shares a room with her cousin. I am usually pretty flexible with her hours, when her adult daughter comes to town (from Al Ain) she can spend the day with her and come in later. Her husband also works here so she can see him on weekends and they go to church together. When I need her to babysit (usually once or twice a month), she is happy to do so. If we do come in late we give her taxi fare, as we feel obligated to provide for her safety. We pay extra for her to live out. She has one day off a week, sometimes two, and usually works maybe four or five hours on the days she works. That said, when we were away on holidays for 2 and a half weeks she came everyday to look after the cat, but I feel this is reasonable and she was fine with it. She keeps her own Emirates ID and Daman card. She chooses to keep her passport here at my home (where she has a drawer containing all of her documentation) but she is free to take it anytime if she wants it. We have sent her for Paediatric First Aid courses, etc. She looks after my child and is a grown woman so of course we trust her. I think she has a fairly easy job as far as maids go, and we are all happy with the arrangements. Best of luck! hello :) would you plz help me out here and tell me some details... like how did u manage to find her.. agency-paper ad -wat? how much does she earn per month... how did u deal with the contract/legalities... it'd be really great if u helped me out here coz i have a 4 months kid who drives me crazy... i mean REALLY crazy... TIA
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Latest post on 08 August 2012 - 00:18
gals u r realy great,,,, but no1 told me what to do,,,, which agency to call... what r the contact numbers.... plz gals i need help :((((((((
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 16:04
It's possible. I knew someone that hired a live out maid that only started working in the afternoon and worked till 8 or 9 pm. If she had to do babysitting she would sleep over. They fully sponsored her and paid for live out rent. yeeeeeeeeeees can u plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz plz get me a contact for the agency or the contact person or any1 related lool... plzzzzzzz :D
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 15:53
Use an agency maid? no it's not abt cleaning... i already have some1, she comes over twice a week... i need some1 to stay with me all day and part of night and then sleep outside... take care f my baby with me and maybe baby sit once in a while... that's all... but i believe it's a fantasy dream... So you want a maid that helps you with your child raising duties and when the baby goes to bed at night,the maid has to go home? lol
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 13:48
Use an agency maid? no it's not abt cleaning... i already have some1, she comes over twice a week... i need some1 to stay with me all day and part of night and then sleep outside... take care f my baby with me and maybe baby sit once in a while... that's all... but i believe it's a fantasy dream...
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 13:29
Let me know when you do :( To the best of my understanding it is almost impossible to do this legally without it costing an arm and a leg. loool @ arm and leg... then what to do???? i CANT live with a stranger... that's it... i just cant... what to do now?????
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 12:50
omg... u just bruised my wound... i dnt know what to do either... my kid is 4 months old now and am turning looney :(
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 10:04
SkyKitty, I have been there. Sounds like myself in my late 20's/early 30's...looking back, it seems it was completely normal! You're just searching for yourself, that's all. It may be more obvious during certain times of the year. I decided not to worry that I was not satisfied with my life during that time. That's hardly a problem unless you afraid of fulfillment and excellence. I am not saying don't be grateful or happy today. You can be happy without being satisfied. It's a journey, not a destination. If you have new places you want to go, or try different career paths out, do it without fear. Trigger some inspiration within yourself by asking, "What would I do with my life if I knew I couldn't fail?" :D another way of what u r saying is always asking urself "WHY NOT" instead of "WHY" before doing anything.... doing this will make the sky ur limit :D
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Latest post on 07 August 2012 - 09:03
mmm... i've been through this vortex for abt a year now... but for somewhow different reasons.. i got pregnant :) then moved to dubai with my husband :) and finally delivered my boy :D i used to be VERY successful and ambitious,, now life has been rotating around: 1- feeding 2- changing nappies 3- feeding again :D also new to dubai... so NO friends and worse... no circle " work, club..." to know new ppl from... the part which is common between me and you is that i dnt know whats gonna happen next... will i be able to return to work? will i stay home? if so will this be the shape of my life? that's it??? i truly dnt know... am holding on,,, but dnt know till when... for you... u know am a sales trainer... so i believe i can help... try to ask urself simple questions... like what do i want? okay... i wanna b happy... fine... what're the things that make me happy... mmmm traveling... why? why does traveling make me happy? coz i c new stuff... and so on... this break down enables you to dig deeper and truly find what u realy want... afterwards... setting goals become easier... best of luck :)
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Latest post on 06 August 2012 - 12:30
Ladies, Please give me your recommendations for which pyramids to see in Egypt. Needs to be reasonably close to Cairo as we have two little boys and will fly onto to Sharm el-Sheikh so we don't want to spend too much time tripping around. Will only spend 2-3 days seeing pyramids. Are they all equally as good or are there some that cannot be missed? Is a 2-3 day nile cruise doable or will we need to fly south to pick up the cruises? Plus will it be really boring for 5 & 7 year old boys? (that do love nature). Also where to stay in Sharm el-Sheikh? We want a hotel that has a good kids club but would prefer not to stay in areas that are too touristy/trashy? We both dive so want some time together but to also know the kids are well cared for. We are in need of some family R&R. TIA for your advice. sooooo u r going to Egypt... am egyptian :D first of all if u went to egypt right now it will be much much much cooler than dubai-35 celsuis day time, much cooler in the night... giza and cairo are called together "Greater cairo" so it's almost the same city... and giza have THE pyramids.. the wonder of the world... so not 2 b missed... how much time are u spending in egypt? if 15 days then a 3-4 daysnile cruise will be fantastic coz aswan and luxur are must see's... and the river nile itself will amaze u :) and abt sharm el sheikh... if u r a sea lover... try to stay at nabq bay or shark bay... try to avoid na'ema bay coz it's the TOURISTIC place where budha bar and pacha are.. clubbing and so... abt the hotel i'd recommend savoy and laguna vista... if u need anything just tell me.. i'd be happy to help...
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Latest post on 26 July 2012 - 12:09
Where is Le Cadre located and can you please indicate what their rates are like? 30 waaaaaaaat??? OMG that's soo affordable
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Latest post on 26 July 2012 - 11:52
help needed ladies :D
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 12:32
Maybe leave him with dad when he cries and teach dad how to comfort him rather than having the baby handed back to you when he starts crying ? If he cries when his dad handles him then no doubt he will do the same with strangers. Start at home first - get the baby used to being handled by his dad would be the better answer I think :) good point... will try to :) wish me luck... and also if any1knows abt a day care let me know ;)
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Latest post on 19 July 2012 - 12:13
At 3 months old your baby should be very attached to you - and you to them, this is not abnormal but the way things should be. Babies under one year old thrive best when they are attached to one carer. Unless you are having difficulty with coping in being the main carer it would be best for your baby to be with you rather than being unnecessarily exposed (with an immature immune system) to all the bugs that can be commonly picked up from exposure to other young children. i totally agree with u... but when his father holds him for more than 5 mins he crushes into tears... i believe this is not normal... babies when get used to see more faces and deal with them they end up more social and open that;s all... as u read i am intending to be with him all time... but at the end of the day i still dont know what's right and wrong :)
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 11:54
ammy what do u mean by gassed? and how many nights do i have to leave? really thnx gals
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 10:54
here you go- check Pest Free out... http://www.expatwoman.com/dubai/monthly_home_garden_Protect_your_home_from_pests___8479.aspx i need something that have been tried..... am desperate here.....
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 10:49
I haven't used them for bed bugs but ask them, Miriam there is very well informed. am seriously thinking of breaking the contract....... i have a kid now.... he won't endure this.................
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 10:46
I have used National Pest Control twice now, once for my home and once for the office. The treatment at home was done 18 months ago and I am still clear of pests in the house. Not cheap (around AED 500) but worth it. 04 324 3260. thnx, i have used 2 agencies 4 like 5 times now, bed bugs r every where........ let's hope 4 the best.
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Latest post on 09 July 2012 - 10:39
pllllllllllllzzzzzzzzz i need a v.good pest control agency am dying in here plzzzzzz gals urgently
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Latest post on 03 July 2012 - 16:15
almost forgot .. they have aetna on board thank uuuuuuuuuuu :DDD i hope he/she does vacination
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Latest post on 03 July 2012 - 16:15
almost forgot .. they have aetna on board thank uuuuuuuuuuu :DDD i hope he/she does vacination
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Latest post on 03 July 2012 - 16:13
never heard of them, here the pampers are made in saudi and they are different to the ones from the uk for eg they will have different name...... when i first arrived i needed the junior sized nappies which they did not make in this country, so "I" had to get spinneys to import them for me personally at 50% mark up...... gone are those days, its much better. places to try would be park and shop in dubai and choitrhams in dubai omg... pampers are *****, what shall i do now??? what do u recommend??
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Latest post on 03 July 2012 - 16:11
omg pampers premium and normal are both grrrrrrrr :((( what's the best nappies u used that i can buy here??????
 
 
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