[jan]

BRING THEM WITH YOU!

Rather an odd item to suggest you bring really. But you will get the medication and have to pay for the spoons. I only realised this when I got my daughters first script. Got home no spoon, so I rooted then and recovered them out of my traveling boxes. Next time, same thing but had noticed them in a box for sale on the counter.

Not butter tubs or tumble dryer fluff, I always seemed to have a draw full of these little measuring spoons. Didn't ditch them so I now have an army of them to use.

Not an expensive item I know. :o But one, like coat hangers, I am glad i brought along as opposed to getting rid.

[Simon & Emily]

Thanks Jan - very good to know. I always seem to build up a stockpile, and then get round to throwing some when they get too many. However, I will now keep a stash ready for moving. Its amazing the difference a good spoon makes when you're trying to get some sticky, goopy goo into a sleepy child (or one screaming at full tilt!) in the middle of the night without most of it going on the bed sheets. Those one's with a rim just don't seem to work in our house :no ......

Emily