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Right will call them and see - I am not willing to go back to cot - he is a danger in there I would rather spend ages settling him than sat on tenterhooks in the lounge wondering if he is getting out. I could cope with him crying when I am there I think (there is crying and crying he already seems to have mastered the fake crying thing -learnt from DD no doubt) - he no longer seems to get upset about it all and just laughs in my face or tries to force feed me water!
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He sounds like a gorgeously sprited little guy...What a cheeky little man xo
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Yes must keep repeating "spirited" :-)
He sounds like a gorgeously sprited little guy...
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Hmm, yet he remains with you when out.
Thinking about this again, i think I'm just assuming they'd suggest the cot again because he's so little. But if he can get out, then he's just like the older kiddles who do the same thing and they've got to have dealt with thousands of little people who don't stay in bed.
I hope they have some helpful tips for you and you get some peace in your evenings. xoxox
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Yep is because he likes me to witness his mischief - there is no fun in it when you can't torment your mum :-)Hmm, yet he remains with you when out.
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