Kids

[Emma58]

Sam is full of it this morning he has pulled the blinds at the front room window twice and ripped them . Now he has discovered he can just reach the window he is intent on pulling them down. He keeps getting the phone off the charger and pressing buttons. He is driving me nuts today, he is so fast at moving now he has demolished things before you can get to him.

rant over!

 

[daftscotslass]

Doesn't the newborn stage pass fast? Becky thinks sockets are awesome. She can now pull out the socket protector things so I'm actually contemplating duct tape. On the socket covers, that is. Not on my child (yet)

 

[beanie]

Doesn't the newborn stage pass fast? Becky thinks sockets are awesome. She can now pull out the socket protector things so I'm actually contemplating duct tape. On the socket covers, that is. Not on my child (yet)

I found C taking the socket protector out and then putting it back in - I need to buy a shape sorter for the poor child that isn't as extreme. She is being a nightmare recently, moves too fast for me to keep ahead of.

 

[sarafet]

wouldn't it be a lot easier if everything could float so they couldn't reach them aiden likes to pull down the xbox, the sky box, all the games and controllers, everything from the coffee table..

the joys

 

[muppetmummy]

Logan hasn't got to that stage yet thankfully! He's still trying to perfect his bum shuffling.

I remember it well with James, he used to be forever taking the card out of the sky box, and feeding stuff into the video slot (glad we dont have one of those anymore!)

The best one was when he phoned 999 aged 1, I had 2 policeman banging on my door because the operator had heard someone screaming!!

 

[sarafet]

Doesn't the newborn stage pass fast? Becky thinks sockets are awesome. She can now pull out the socket protector things so I'm actually contemplating duct tape. On the socket covers, that is. Not on my child (yet)

I found Cally taking the socket protector out and then putting it back in - I need to buy a shape sorter for the poor child that isn't as extreme.

deprived

 

[poppy160]

We've had to put tape over the TV on/off switch, since Ella discovered what it does

 

[Emma58]

But then they brighten your day he is actually LOL at Igglepiggle falling over

 

[Jade&Evie]

Evie is shouting at the tombilboos... I love 11am-11.30 am!

 

[charlie84]

Wow i am so glad Cal cant crawl properly yet. I am savouring the time i have left where i still dont have to chase her round.

 

[Emma58]

I bought Sam it on DVD, and now the only thing is he goes and gets the DVD and brings you it to put it on which is about 5435434234234654645 times a day.

Mind, if it stops him trashing my front room I don't mind.

I am considering a Sam ban in here now. He is off like the clappers. I am just hoping my Mum can repair the blinds they are pretty new.

 

[Babylicious]

Harrisons driving me nuts too, forever pulling the dvd towers over whinging at me, climbing on the pc etc. I long for fridays and mondays when he goes to nursery at the moment.

 

[Kimbo]

leahs the same
she's already broken my tv stand by using the shelves as ladders and climbing up it!
she turns the tv on and off
pulls plugs out
pulls the blinds as far as she can
and the worst one is going upstairs
my stairs are in the front room and a stairgate won't fit

 

[Bee]

Doesn't the newborn stage pass fast? Becky thinks sockets are awesome. She can now pull out the socket protector things so I'm actually contemplating duct tape. On the socket covers, that is. Not on my child (yet)

I found Cally taking the socket protector out and then putting it back in - I need to buy a shape sorter for the poor child that isn't as extreme. She is being a nightmare recently, moves too fast for me to keep ahead of.

I have a castle one that I got from Verbaudet free that you can have Finlay loves his one and I got 3 sent for some reason