How much to give to child at Uni

[BarrettFamily]

DS1 needed all his own pans and really wouldn't want to let some of his flat mates use them. There was a kettle but he put his in the kitchen to make it easier. Glasses to drink from. He still insists he doesn't need more than a 1 person set of crockery.

[Col&Ali]

Originally Posted by BarrettFamily

DS1 needed all his own pans and really wouldn't want to let some of his flat mates use them. There was a kettle but he put his in the kitchen to make it easier. Glasses to drink from. He still insists he doesn't need more than a 1 person set of crockery.

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Love this! My DS would be the same 😀 DD unfortunately is not the same but at least everything we bought has come home with her at the end of the year and will be going back with her next month!

[JudyC]

I used to give my daughter £35 each week for food, but that was 6/7 years ago. I'd say £40-£50 per week now. In addition I used to go over to see her at least once a month, and I'd always treat her to lunch out. We'd quite often call into Asda too and I'd pay for an additional shop.
She always did part time jobs for her clothes and socializing spending money.

[vanlou]

Originally Posted by BevS97

I think she's found most of her flatmates on Facebook.


I've found a list here.
I had assumed the kitchen came with pans and plates etc. But I see it doesn't.

savethestudent/accomm...niversity.html

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Georgina's accommodation contract thing had a list of what was provided and suggestions of what to take. She has linked with 2 of her flat mates on Facebook so I've suggested she talk with them so that they don't end up with 6 woks and no saucepans Apparently someone in one of the other halls is taking a deep fat fryer as one of her essentials