Agree with Syberia. Good idea from supportive mum but maybe just a bit more discreet not to hand this particular gift over with main pressies.
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Just took a look at the link jingl - [fblush) - you'd never think that small piece of equipment could fulfil so many needs 
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As long as d/d knows exactly WHY you've bought it for her 
I should add, I have got her other Christmas presents as well! 
How should I phrase this? ([worried emoti])
Well. My daughter is now a very small tad within the distant sighting of the very peri menopause. (OK so far? (she won't read this))
And, she is beginning to realise, on the odd occasion (sneezing mostly), that she would have done better to listen to me with regard to exercising her pelvic floor. 
[sniff]
So I have bought her some of these www.amazon.co.uk/Aquaflex-Pelvic-Floor-Exercise-System/dp/B003UES7A8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1323419215&sr=8-1
It's alright to wrap 'em up and give them to her as a Christmas present, isn't it?
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