I thought I was going to get to actually do a proper post tonight because hubby has just taken Arlia, but she's started crying and he's not the best at settling. She's gone quiet at the moment, but I give it 2 minutes at most, lol.

We're doing quite well though. Arlia is still being quite a dream baby like her sister always was, so in that regards things are great. The hardest part is time management with three so young. I feel guilty that I don't have as much time to dedicate to activities with the other two like I used to. Plus my just-turned-three year old is a bit of a handful at the moment with his tanties and he gets a bit rough with his sisters (I even have to protect the girls from his over-enthusiastic kisses at times!). It's all age appropriate behaviour, but it's still tough. Gosh I love them all so much though. Shayla was snuggling herself on my lap yesterday evening and looking up at me with her big gorgeous eyes and giving me a cheeky grin and I nearly bust into tears! These kidlets often make my heart hurt I love them so much! ♥


Anyone got any recommendations for a double pram good for walking?
Have a look at the Baby Jogger City Select pram. We bought one after a lot of research and because I know three people that had it already and raved about it. It's probably my best big ticket buy for the kids, we love it! The seats can go on in a bunch of different configurations and it's a million times easier to manoeuvre than the original standard tandem pram we bought that I only ever used a handful of times because it was so difficult to use. I use the City Select ALL the time. I go walking with the kids a few times a week with the bigger two in the pram and Arlia in the hugabub. THe hardest thing about it is that with two kids the weight you are pushing tends to try to pull the pram sideways if the footpath is not flat, so if the footpath is higher on the house side than the road side the pram will pull a bit to the road side when you are pushing it. I happens in all the tandems though and much less in this one than the other one we had. You can lesson that effect if you put the heavier child in the seat closest to the handle.


Hubby is now focused on the football show and just holding a crying bub, so I better so save her. Lol.