Nope, never got the marinara sauce. The waitress even went and asked someone what we were talking about, so she says, but they didn't know what we were talking about either. Yes, gotta love our conversations..haha
Lol, that is funny. Did you ever get the marinara sauce at all? If so what did they call it?
Its funny how we can all start talking about one thing and end up on tangents about all sorts of things, huh? I love that about us and our species.
Since I moved here to England I have found that alot of different things are called different things. When we first moved here we went to a Pizza hut because it was a familar place. We ordered a large pep pizza with some bread sticks. I ask the waitress for some marinara sauce and she had no clue what I was talking about. I tired to explain that it was basically pizza sauce and she still seemed clueless. She ended up bringing me Katchup and my husband almost fell out of his chair laughing. I was like, "This is gonna be a long 4 years."...lol
u guys started off talking about cribs n cots n ended up on popsicles. ice lollies n ice block, amazing! its really cool to be expecting.
Ive just bought a gliding crib - didnt want a moses basket as they seem to last just a matter of weeks if you have a large baby.
In Scotland we call Popsicles Ice Lollies - Ive never heard of Ice Block lol
Thanks ladies, im laughing now, i just didnt realise that sometimes we have different names for things (im so thick, it must be the pregnancy thing but i dont think my partner would agree on that lol)
JustMe, yeah, you'll totally be fine with waiting for the crib. Those first months baby will probably sleep ANYWHERE! LOL!
okay good. we also say bassinets instead of moses baskets but i knew what she meant. this is off topic but what do americans call ice blocks again? oh, i better tell u what it is, incase you dont know what im talking about. like a frozen beverage on a stick?
lol..yes, a cot is a crib. My husband is in the airforce and we are stationed in England and we have had the hardest time finding a crib for our lil girl. The cribs (cots) are not like back home (the states) that's for sure. They aren't as nice as the ones you can buy in the states. We finally found out we could order one through the furniture store on the base but the only bad thing is, it takes 4-8 to get shipped here. I only have 2 months left. She will sleep in our room for the first few months so hopefully the crib will get here in 4 months.
I didn't even know J-LO had her babies?!?!?! Where the heck have I been?
I looked up "baby cot" on google and it is exactly what we call a crib! Isn't language amazing?!?!?!?!
No, not confusing! Sounds just like a crib! So your cots are like our cribs.
In America we have bassinets which are similar to Moses baskets except they're settled onto a little stand that sometimes rocks back and forth with lights and music. We use bassinets/Moses baskets for the first three months in our rooms while baby is still too little to fall out. Moses baskets are so cute.
And then you move baby into the cot/crib around 3-4 months unless you co-sleep!
it might be a crib. in australia we say cot an example that may help is in a magazine i saw pictures of jenifer lopezs nursery and her bubs had cots. its a small bed, four sides of bars and one side drops down and up for bub to get put in. did i help? or did i confuse you more? lol.
I was wondering the same thing. The only cot I have ever heard of is the fold out kind that people use in hotels and stuff when they need and extra bed. Or like what they use as portable beds in the army or for camping or hunting.
What is a cot? Is it like a crib or something?
i bought a beautiful moses basket for my first son, he hated it, so he went straight into cot. my second son also wouldnt settle in it so he went into cot. when i had my third son i didnt even try he went straight into the cot. lol. id try the basket for a few months if i were you though. good luck.