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    Sale in asda manay nappies bought two big boxes for £18 One box for the new baby and one box for james lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Daddy View Post
    goodluck for being preggy Zobel...
    I am looking forward for your pregnancy Weela so u can claim 190£ from gov't ahahhaha.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ann07 View Post
    Sale in asda manay nappies bought two big boxes for £18
    yes but they never have size 6

    poor little joe, looks like the hulk in size 5's


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    yes but they never have size 6

    poor little joe, looks like the hulk in size 5's
    I think they stop to size 5+ joe. Thats james' size now the mega one I start james' potty training now as well hope he will listen grrrr

    Your little joe is big ah
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ann07 View Post
    I think they stop to size 5+ joe. Thats james' size now the mega one I start james' potty training now as well hope he will listen grrrr

    Your little joe is big ah
    how old is james now ?

    they do a size 6, but you don't see many of them


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    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    how old is james now ?

    they do a size 6, but you don't see many of them
    James will be 15 months soon. I start puting him in his potty when he was 1 year old just to get used to it. And now everytime he wants to have a poopey he always ask his potty.

    True, never see any size 6.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pennybarry View Post
    I am looking forward for your pregnancy Weela so u can claim 190£ from gov't ahahhaha.
    Hmmm (with all due respect, the butt icon thing is a bit rude)... I think it is really good to have this kind of scheme (Health in Pregnancy Grant)... It helps new mothers/families to meet extra costs during/after pregnancy. We paid taxes & National Insurance to cover it (so to think £190 isn't that big... but we are all grateful about it!)

    Cheers!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Ann07 View Post
    Sale in asda manay nappies bought two big boxes for £18 One box for the new baby and one box for james lol
    Quote Originally Posted by joebloggs View Post
    yes but they never have size 6

    poor little joe, looks like the hulk in size 5's

    Lol! our little boy is still in micro baby size lol (he is 8.13lbs now!)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay&Zobel View Post
    Lol! our little boy is still in micro baby size lol (he is 8.13lbs now!)
    My Isaac is 12.2lbs now... the newborn nappies can't fit him and we still have some of them


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    why they havent started this hmg last year grrr damn i missed it i think u r only entitled for the mat grant if u r on low income or if u r receiving jsa xx
    Quote Originally Posted by Jay&Zobel View Post
    £190 grant can be claimed by any expectant mums, working or not...

    while

    £500 grant - are those for low income? or on income support et al?

    You, or your partner, must be getting one of these benefits:
    1) Income Support
    2) income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance
    3) income-related Employment and Support Allowance
    4) Pension Credit
    5) Working Tax Credit which includes a disability or severe disability element
    6) Child Tax Credit, at a higher rate than the family element


    so it is then a great advantage for those who are claiming benefits (enumerated above) £190 + £500 = £690.00 THAN those who are not?

    Hmmm... please correct me if I am wrong...


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    Quote Originally Posted by edelacruz View Post
    why they havent started this hmg last year grrr damn i missed it i think u r only entitled for the mat grant if u r on low income or if u r receiving jsa xx
    Maternity grant £190 is new & is different form Sure Start...
    http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/hipg/what-is-it.htm


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay&Zobel View Post
    Hmmm (with all due respect, the butt icon thing is a bit rude)... I think it is really good to have this kind of scheme (Health in Pregnancy Grant)... It helps new mothers/families to meet extra costs during/after pregnancy. We paid taxes & National Insurance to cover it (so to think £190 isn't that big... but we are all grateful about it!)

    Cheers!
    Yes it not BIG and need to be grateful about it. That will help you a lot especiall for those low income. As you have said.
    Just I like that icon and my favourite. I don't think it's rude. It depends on the eyes of beholder


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    Quote Originally Posted by Jay&Zobel View Post
    Hmmm (with all due respect, the butt icon thing is a bit rude)... I think it is really good to have this kind of scheme (Health in Pregnancy Grant)... It helps new mothers/families to meet extra costs during/after pregnancy. We paid taxes & National Insurance to cover it (so to think £190 isn't that big... but we are all grateful about it!)

    Cheers!
    I TOTALLY AGREE ZOBEL
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    I have received my maternity grant today hooray


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    Quote Originally Posted by misscarie View Post
    I have received my maternity grant today hooray
    congratulations!!!!
    you deserve it!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Piamed View Post
    The notes with the application form say that even if the mother is subject to immigration control she may still have the right to get the grant. I'm hoping.
    i am on flr(M). i applied and got it. After reading so many threads i was concerned that claiming could affect my ilr application so i called the home office-they were not sure but said maybe i shouldnt have but it was up to those who issued the grant. I then called the £190 grant office and they said it was ok as far as i said i was subject to immigration control. so ladies there is no problem claiming it as far as you tick the box stating you are subject............ Then on the new ilr form pls tick you received the health in pregnancy grant so as to avoid deception because the will see it against your NI


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