Babies Born January - June 2005 #10

[Trish]

Simone, if the bed feels too empty just drag one of the kids in. They'll keep you warm. Me, I love to sleep in the bed by myself.

I think Teh is the first one to turn 2 out of us that still post in here. It's coming up way too fast for my liking.

Deb, OMG at the tanty in the middle of the road. Norty Gab. LOL. Why is it they think they know best. Hmm if this is what our little ones are like now, imagine them at 15 !!

Tehya has taken to putting everything between her legs ??? We're thinking we'd really better start shoving undies on her. Mark said he doesn't mind her table dancing when she gets older, but doesn't want her popping out ping pong balls She is dancing around naked to So You Think You Can Dance.

Noah is still asleep. Taking a big risk. He will probably be wide awake at 4 in the morning. Oh well, Mark has to deal with him

[simone]

Mark said he doesn't mind her table dancing when she gets older, but doesn't want her popping out ping pong balls

:eek: LOL Trish, how nordi of Mark to say that, PMSL!!

XH is on his way over (feels good to say that) to have chats, told him i wouldnt let him in without a mini m'n'm's mcflurry.... felt like one all night, now i get one, without even having to leave the house!! SCORE!!!

Deb - dont you just love the tantrums in the middle of the road?? I usually just give the kids a quick smack on the bum (shhh) and drag them off... but im a bad mum *shrug*!!

[MantaRay]

Jack is certainly doing the tanty thing too although he hasn't thrown any REALLY bad ones yet. Hopefully he won't! I think he might the first to turn two in this group - 12/02 so we are getting pretty close now. He is the best big brother though!

We took Jack to see the Thomas the Tank Engine display at the Railway Museum in Ipswich today. He loved it. The whole way home in the car he said "go to see trains, one more time" and held up 1 finger for one more time.

Simone, did I miss something? When did DH become XH? How are you doing?

Bec, I hope you are feeling ok. All kids are different and special. It doesn't matter how quickly they learn to talk - they are still wonderful and we are all great mums!

Trish, I love that story. I have friends with a 14 month old who was born 16 weeks premmy. He is obviously quite delayed in a lot of areas although doing amazingly well considering. I will send his mum that as I think she'd really like it.

Fi, how are you going with the bub? He sounds like he's a much better sleeper than Thomas. Tom is actually quite a demading bub, such a shock after Jack. But I think he's improving. Thank goodness actually as I have both boys by myself for 8 days from Tuesday while DH is away. I might have a nervous breakdown in that time!!

Hi to everyone else.