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celestria
Over 90 days ago
Bisexual Female, 53
Straight Male, 53
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Quote by Sarah
Only advice I'll offer is don't do the school run in you Pj's!
Why have you??
Heck no! Even if I'm late getting out of my pit I'll always get dressed before I go outside. But there's one person who delivers her kids to school in her pj's every morning and is still in them when she picks them up at 3 o'clock. It's wrong I tell ya... just wrong!
Quote by Angel Chat
OI!!! wadabout my breakfast? :huh:
Dear god woman, how many SH breakfasts have you had? :lol2:
Umm...
I only have to count the breakfasts, right? Not the erm... sausages 
ops: Yes, your's was lovely too
Anyone else cooked me brekkie? Because I'll say here and now, not one time have I ever thought "blimey, that was a crap breakfast" OK? Are we done talking about my greediness now?! :lol2:
Me... several times, generally on campsites :lol: :lol: :lol:
No, she dribbles eggsQuote by meat2pleaseu
Would that be the back of the camping cupboard, behind all the camping equipment?
that explains everything then :mrgreen:
lovely to see you back anyway
If they'd have been stuffed in the back of the camping cupboard I wouldn't have found them yet. It's far too cold for camping at the minute
:lol: Nice to have been missed though and it's rather nice to be back too
:kiss: Quote by meat2pleaseu
OOohhh I remember those from camping... nearly bought them in the sale but then thought my kitchen was a bit too overrun with Born to Shop stuff.... and then my mum bought me the cruet set
Oi, where you been hiding?
I've been around... just had my posting boots stuffed in the back of the cupboard for a while
Quote by Dirtygirly
My mug at work says "If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour"
No prizes for guessing who bought me that
I've got that one... and several others from the Born to Shop range too... my favourite being the "everyone is entitled to my opinion" one that I bought specifically for an annoying aquaintance who insists on inviting themselves over for coffee far too frequently for my liking
Well I know that isn't me! :giggle:
I just come for camp!
I do believe I gave you your coffee in the shoe fits one :lol: :lol: :lol:
Quote by Angel Chat
My mug at work says "If the shoe fits, buy it in every colour"
No prizes for guessing who bought me that
I've got that one... and several others from the Born to Shop range too... my favourite being the "everyone is entitled to my opinion" one that I bought specifically for an annoying aquaintance who insists on inviting themselves over for coffee far too frequently for my liking
Thank you to Sassy and Easy for another fab Manchester Munch.
Was wonderful to see the faces that we havent seen for ages and to catch up again. We seemed to spend far too long catching up with old friends and not enough time saying hello to new ones
Too many names to mention but thank you all for turning out for fab night
Was wonderful to see the faces that we havent seen for ages and to catch up again. We seemed to spend far too long catching up with old friends and not enough time saying hello to new ones
Too many names to mention but thank you all for turning out for fab night
Quote by jaymar
The whole thing about disciplining children is to teach them right and wrong. Some Nanny programmes talk about the naughty chair, which can be good, except I saw one programme where the child picked up the naughty chair and threw it at Mum.. :shock: where do parents draw the line?
Excuse me for just nicking this bit of your post Jaymar.
I have in the past had a child who would have temper tantrums like this. (think the child has it's mothers temper at times) I soon learnt not to argue with the child which starts up a very destructive cycle. I just put them somewhere where they couldn't hurt themselves or break anything until the temper had run its course and we'd both calmed down. Then we were both in a state to discuss and deal with what had made them so angry in the first place.
Parenting isn't easy, it takes a lot of patience to try and keep calm (for me anyway) but I have to say the relationship I have with my children now is much calmer and more relaxed and our household is less "shouty" than it used to be.
I used to smack my kids but it got to a stage where I knew it wasn't about their perceived misbehaviour it was about my anger. I hated myself afterwards and knew that I hadn't gained anything in doing it. Bit of reading soul searching and general thoughtmeant that I changed.
I now make use of the naughty step/time out area which gives me a chance to calm down enough to be able to discuss rationally with the kids why what they were doing was wrong. I need that time to calm my temper down as much as they need time to think about why they've been sent to cool off too. It's rare that the time out zone gets used these days and when it does get used it's generally for hitting each other. I know I'm not going to stop the kids from hitting each other by hitting them for it.
However I'm not going to say that you should never smack your child. I would smack any toddler on the back of the hand who was trying to push a fork into an electrical socket.
I now make use of the naughty step/time out area which gives me a chance to calm down enough to be able to discuss rationally with the kids why what they were doing was wrong. I need that time to calm my temper down as much as they need time to think about why they've been sent to cool off too. It's rare that the time out zone gets used these days and when it does get used it's generally for hitting each other. I know I'm not going to stop the kids from hitting each other by hitting them for it.
However I'm not going to say that you should never smack your child. I would smack any toddler on the back of the hand who was trying to push a fork into an electrical socket.
