thread: Babies Born December 2007 #22

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    I am sorry alicia but I laughed when i read yuour line.. Please tell me its a phase..

    no sweety it isn't.. but it gets better

    Liz I don't think they get less messy unless girls are less messy? Olivia hits her food away when she doesn't want anymore so it could end up anywhere...

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    Jun 2005
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    Well, Tallon's food goes in his mouth most of the time LOL.. Kayla's food goes all over the highchair & the floor LOL. So i'm hoping Kayla will get less messy like her brother!

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    OK so I sounded like a nong I just meant that the refusal to not eat off a spoon was a phase. I taught a kid once who had a gag reflex everytime cutlery got near his mouth so he would only eat finger food and to his parents this meant a bag of crisps to get him through the day

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    nah, you didn't sound like a nong (and LOL at nong - my dad used to say that hehe). The spoon thing comes and goes I found.. but the independence is here to stay I'm afraid! hehe.

    i meant to be a proud mummy before and brag that Kayla can do the actions to a song! I was well impressed coz Tallon has only recently "lowered" himself to participate in such things LMAO. He's been able to for a long time, but just refused to. But kayla actually anticipates the next action which I thought was very clever.. meant she's not just copying me

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    Lol Alicia don't worry I was hoping they were going to say "oh, don't worry girls, it's just a phase". Wishful thinking hey??

    ETA- Liz it's amazing how clever they are hey? I was just impressed Ty has started copying me- if I put something on my head he'll do the same, if I lift my arms he'll do the same. I spend a lot of time atm just blown away by how smart they are at this age.

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    Ok here i go again Miss organised -

    Next in line -

    28th Nov - Oliver - roryrory
    4th Dec - Olivia - Alicia
    5th Dec - Kayla - Liz
    6th Dec - Summer - Nikki
    9th Dec - Loren - Bekz
    10th Dec - Ty - Lori
    13th Dec - Molly - Hoody
    14th Dec - kieren - MofM
    16th Dec - Olivia - Teena
    18th Dec - Monique - Tinsel
    23rd Dec Asher - Buzzie
    27th Dec - Chrissie - Haroula
    28th Dec - Ethan - Jas
    28th Dec - Vicky - Claire

    Ok now everyones gonna think i have no life PML!!

    Off to take Ash swimming now!!

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    Lauren I was coming in to do a list .. you beat me to it.. Thank you

    Rory: Sorry I forgot little Olivers Birthday was next!

    Bek: I think she is hot. We tried sleeping in AC but she gets a little chilly. I know what works I turn on both the lounge and portable Acs and open the bedroom doors only and it cools the kids room just enough! I might try that again tonight, it was so muggy here last night too.. was 23 over night..

    Alicia: you're not a nong I thought that to when I had Ethan.. I thought of all these things will pass.. but alas they hit 7 and look out.. you think 1,2,3 or even 4 is a tough age wait till they start school.. oh fun times.. but on the bright side 9 seems an ok age...

    Liz: how cute! Kayla is a smart cookie

    Olivia is napping now so Iam just chilling..

    you know all this wonder week business I wonder if thats whats up with the miss. the week before her birthday (can't believe she is already 1 still) she was pretty shocking and then started walking a fair bit. then we got needles and that slowed down (poor legs were sore we think) then today she started really climbing. got her bike brought it over to my chair and climbed up on it. then went and stood on a toy. SO I wonder if thats her issue (nic hangs onto to it being a phase lol)

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    Liz I used 'nong' as I am trying not to swear as Olivia is starting to copy things we say. Yesterday I said 'bugger' and she said 'ugger' straight after me (good thing it wasn't anything worse). She also copied me the other day and said 'nana' after I said banana, so now this is one of her favourite words as she has decided that she can't get enough of nana's.

    I agree they are clever little things at this age. The little Miss was in the bath last night with some of her toys and she saw that the whale would sink if she held it under water so she tried making the other toys sink, it frustrated her no end that the lobster kept floating back to the surface But I was super proud mummy that she seemed to have an idea of floating and sinking already

    Jas, I was wondering about the parcel getting there too. I posted mine in heaps of time but still I would hate for someone to miss out. Maybe people could post when they have there parcel? I wont be online on Saturday to see/hear everyone open their pressies.

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    Well I have mine. dying to open it.. Roll on Saturday!! is it still midday NSW time that we are doing the thang!