Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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What are pinwheels?
I used to like rusks, choices with a thick layer of butter, or peanut butter. Actually I can eat peanut butter without anything else.0 -
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MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »When my two younger brothers were small I used to babysit them. We'd play the 'who can change into their PJs, brush their teeth and get to bed fastest' game. Brushing too quickly led to disqualification. I don't think there was a prize other than beating your brother.
I plan on using that gem on Andrew when he's older. I'll race him myself if I have to.
I race Charlie on stuff all the time, particularly on stuff he doesn't want to do, like getting dressed to go out, or pajamas and bed. He likes being the champion. "but we never race food auntie".
As a wise woman once said: in everything that must be done, there is an element of fun. Find that fun and snap! The job's a game.orangesmartie wrote: »When my two younger brothers were small I used to babysit them. We'd play the 'who can change into their PJs, brush their teeth and get to bed fastest' game. Brushing too quickly led to disqualification. I don't think there was a prize other than beating your brother.
I plan on using that gem on Andrew when he's older. I'll race him myself if I have to.
I race Charlie on stuff all the time, particularly on stuff he doesn't want to do, like getting dressed to go out, or pajamas and bed. He likes being the champion. "but we never race food auntie".
As a wise woman once said: in everything that must be done, there is an element of fun. Find that fun and snap! The job's a game.
Wasn't her name Mary Poppins?
Yep
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orangesmartie wrote: »When my two younger brothers were small I used to babysit them. We'd play the 'who can change into their PJs, brush their teeth and get to bed fastest' game. Brushing too quickly led to disqualification. I don't think there was a prize other than beating your brother.
I plan on using that gem on Andrew when he's older. I'll race him myself if I have to.
I race Charlie on stuff all the time, particularly on stuff he doesn't want to do, like getting dressed to go out, or pajamas and bed. He likes being the champion. "but we never race food auntie".
As a wise woman once said: in everything that must be done, there is an element of fun. Find that fun and snap! The job's a game.
I always try to pull the let's see who can be the quietest with my nieces & nephews
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The child must have had a bad dream last night as he woke up suddenly and wouldn't be settled and ended spending all night in our bed. I'm not knocking co-sleeping if that's your parenting bag, but I HATE doing it. I yet all paranoid about squashing him and we got very little sleep.
Hoping it goes better tonight as I'm shattered. Currently sat in a dark room, willing the child to sleep. He's having none of it. How can he be so awake!?
Does he nap at day care?0 -
Susieq_1994 wrote: »MelissaPhippsFeagins wrote: »Susieq_1994 wrote: »
Yes, Susie. In my neck of the woods it is a bad respiratory virus. Flu-like, but not actually the flu. Even our doctors are calling it the crud, because "viral upper respiratory infection, with cough, unspecified" is too long.
Yuck! That sounds absolutely awful. Glad you're feeling better.
I give credit to the zinc and my healthy habits, relative to my coworkers, some of whom have been sick for a week.1 -
The child must have had a bad dream last night as he woke up suddenly and wouldn't be settled and ended spending all night in our bed. I'm not knocking co-sleeping if that's your parenting bag, but I HATE doing it. I yet all paranoid about squashing him and we got very little sleep.
Hoping it goes better tonight as I'm shattered. Currently sat in a dark room, willing the child to sleep. He's having none of it. How can he be so awake!?
He's one. Anything goes for a little while yet. Mine all went through a stage some time between 11 & 15 months where they simply didn't want to sleep through the night. It was awful every time. I hope he gets over it quickly.0 -
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What are pinwheels?
I used to like rusks, choices with a thick layer of butter, or peanut butter. Actually I can eat peanut butter without anything else.What are pinwheels?
I used to like rusks, choices with a thick layer of butter, or peanut butter. Actually I can eat peanut butter without anything else.
The are puff pastry rolled up with some kind of filling (I usually stick to cheese and something but most people use tomato paste) and cut into slices. They are handy for weaning since most babies can easily hold and bite chunks off them. And they are like delicious baby crack. I am getting pretty good at making them!0 -
The child must have had a bad dream last night as he woke up suddenly and wouldn't be settled and ended spending all night in our bed. I'm not knocking co-sleeping if that's your parenting bag, but I HATE doing it. I yet all paranoid about squashing him and we got very little sleep.
Hoping it goes better tonight as I'm shattered. Currently sat in a dark room, willing the child to sleep. He's having none of it. How can he be so awake!?
Does he nap at day care?
He naps the same at nursery as he does at home - for 30 minutes max, once occasionally twice a day. The child is at least consistent. But he is usually quite good at night once he's gotten to sleep, which is why a terrible night hits us all so badly!
In good news, he slept through last night once he finally dropped off. That's the best birthday present mummy could have wished for!5 -
Happy Birthday, Anne-Marie!
I want delicious baby crack!
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I want baby crack too, now.2
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kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »orangesmartie wrote: »When my two younger brothers were small I used to babysit them. We'd play the 'who can change into their PJs, brush their teeth and get to bed fastest' game. Brushing too quickly led to disqualification. I don't think there was a prize other than beating your brother.
I plan on using that gem on Andrew when he's older. I'll race him myself if I have to.
I race Charlie on stuff all the time, particularly on stuff he doesn't want to do, like getting dressed to go out, or pajamas and bed. He likes being the champion. "but we never race food auntie".
As a wise woman once said: in everything that must be done, there is an element of fun. Find that fun and snap! The job's a game.
I always try to pull the let's see who can be the quietest with my nieces & nephews.
Yeah. I used to try this one, too. Then they caught on to me...1 -
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The child must have had a bad dream last night as he woke up suddenly and wouldn't be settled and ended spending all night in our bed. I'm not knocking co-sleeping if that's your parenting bag, but I HATE doing it. I yet all paranoid about squashing him and we got very little sleep.
Hoping it goes better tonight as I'm shattered. Currently sat in a dark room, willing the child to sleep. He's having none of it. How can he be so awake!?
Does he nap at day care?
He naps the same at nursery as he does at home - for 30 minutes max, once occasionally twice a day. The child is at least consistent. But he is usually quite good at night once he's gotten to sleep, which is why a terrible night hits us all so badly!
In good news, he slept through last night once he finally dropped off. That's the best birthday present mummy could have wished for!
Happy birthday0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »My lunch today...
But was it any good??0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »My lunch today...
But was it any good??
It was ok. Not fabulous. I didn't realize until I got it to work that it had feta in it - not a fan. I have a Mexican one to try, as well.0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »My lunch today...
But was it any good??
It was ok. Not fabulous. I didn't realize until I got it to work that it had feta in it - not a fan. I have a Mexican one to try, as well.
GASP! What's wrong with feta you weirdo?!
I miss cheese occasionally it's fine haha0 -
Feta tends to be really salty to me, I only like it in very small amounts. A little goes a loooonnnng way .
@orangesmartie I am headed out to walk while my kid is in her dance class!! More miles to go!3 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »My lunch today...
But was it any good??
It was ok. Not fabulous. I didn't realize until I got it to work that it had feta in it - not a fan. I have a Mexican one to try, as well.
It must have been the "topped with feta cheese" in the description that was confusing.
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quiksylver296 wrote: »
Oooh happy birthday!!!!0 -
Happy birthday, Spam!!! Yay for the wee one sleeping through the night for you.
POF, you crack me up!
My pinwheels usually consist of cream cheese, pickles, and some sort of lunch meat rolled up in a tortilla. If I remember, I'll add black olives.0 -
My husband is a loud bed partner.
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Feta tends to be really salty to me, I only like it in very small amounts. A little goes a loooonnnng way .
@orangesmartie I am headed out to walk while my kid is in her dance class!! More miles to go!
Yay!!0 -
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kelly_c_77 wrote: »
Too funny!0
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