NumNumPigsBum
"The Stig" Pig
Hi everyone
I'm sure this has probably been asked a million times before so apologies in advance. I've been with SW on and off for almost a year. Whilst I did lose a fair bit (almost 2 stone) I have lost my mojo and put some of it back on and can't seem to get back on track. I think I need something a bit more flexible right now. When I began my littlest was a baby so I had time to cook while he slept etc. Now he's almost 1 (sniff) he's trying to walk and wants attention all the time. Throw another 2 kiddos into the mix and a hubby who needs taken to and from work + shifts life is a tad hectic. I would love to be able to have a tin of soup or a ready meal on days where I just don't have time to cook etc or if plans go up the Khyber and instead of blowing the whole day thinking *sod it*, have something and still be within daily/weekly allowances.
Anyhoo Questions:
1) I was wondering if I should spend £33 and join up online for 3 months to get my head around it etc, or go to a class sign up, get the folder and then spend the £30 on a starter kit. I can't really justify a starter kit and online membership right now as we're still suffering the economic freeze of Christmas (oops!!)
2) I don't know what you get in the folder at meetings is it the same as the starter kit minus the calculator?
3) Can you take a 1 yr old to meetings?
Does anyone have any help or advice pretty please.
I'm sure this has probably been asked a million times before so apologies in advance. I've been with SW on and off for almost a year. Whilst I did lose a fair bit (almost 2 stone) I have lost my mojo and put some of it back on and can't seem to get back on track. I think I need something a bit more flexible right now. When I began my littlest was a baby so I had time to cook while he slept etc. Now he's almost 1 (sniff) he's trying to walk and wants attention all the time. Throw another 2 kiddos into the mix and a hubby who needs taken to and from work + shifts life is a tad hectic. I would love to be able to have a tin of soup or a ready meal on days where I just don't have time to cook etc or if plans go up the Khyber and instead of blowing the whole day thinking *sod it*, have something and still be within daily/weekly allowances.
Anyhoo Questions:
1) I was wondering if I should spend £33 and join up online for 3 months to get my head around it etc, or go to a class sign up, get the folder and then spend the £30 on a starter kit. I can't really justify a starter kit and online membership right now as we're still suffering the economic freeze of Christmas (oops!!)
2) I don't know what you get in the folder at meetings is it the same as the starter kit minus the calculator?
3) Can you take a 1 yr old to meetings?
Does anyone have any help or advice pretty please.