no the cleaner will do a lot of washing thoughI’m confused, she puts them in pyjamas when they wake up in the morning for their breakfast and nap? Why don’t they sleep in their pjs? God she must do so much washing!!
no the cleaner will do a lot of washing thoughI’m confused, she puts them in pyjamas when they wake up in the morning for their breakfast and nap? Why don’t they sleep in their pjs? God she must do so much washing!!
That’s our foppsShe's tagged asda pr team in a story, beggy much
I think you might be right!Does anyone else think they boys actually might not nap in the morning, but rather just lie in their cots in the dark with the white noise blaring to keep them super placid and give old Fopps an hour to do herself up?! Full face of make up and that ridiculous bun...Just so she can look good for costa/soft play? Cause I think that's what happens
You'd think she'd have washing coming out of her ears with TWO babies in the house and all gym wear she gets through. Never mentions doing laundry, apart from one random comment about cleaning the draw on her machine the weirdo The hired help (or Mazza) must do it all.I was going to say the same, definitely hasn’t done a white and dark load over night. I sometimes wear without washing but no way I would let my little babe. Just thinking of where it was made, gross
I’m the same some days they have a long nap in the morning and 30 mins in the afternoon or an hour in the morning and 1hr 30 mins in the afternoon.My one year old still has a morning nap and an afternoon nap otherwise he is so so so grumpy! One of those naps will only be a short one but I am flexible and change things to suit his needs! If he’s tired, he has a nap. If he’s in a good mood, he stays awake! She’s so rigid with her routines she’s going to turn them into robots.
I think you might be right!
My little one sleeps until 8am most days, so I make sure I'm up, dressed, etc before he wakes up. Can't see why Fopperbollocks can't do the same if the boys are in "such a good routine". If she knows what time they get up, get up and hour earlier to paint your face on etc...Does anyone else think they boys actually might not nap in the morning, but rather just lie in their cots in the dark with the white noise blaring to keep them super placid and give old Fopps an hour to do herself up?! Full face of make up and that ridiculous bun...Just so she can look good for costa/soft play? Cause I think that's what happens
I was just about to comment the same. We know they don't move about much so can imagine they just lie there for an hour listening to white noise and staring at the spinning lights she puts on. We know she ignores them when they cry although if she's always done that they know no different and probably also know no point crying as no one comesDoes anyone else think they boys actually might not nap in the morning, but rather just lie in their cots in the dark with the white noise blaring to keep them super placid and give old Fopps an hour to do herself up?! Full face of make up and that ridiculous bun...Just so she can look good for costa/soft play? Cause I think that's what happens
I remember when she was expecting I was doing some fishing and said to her at 34 I would be the same age as her and watching her journey gives me hope- she said she is significantly older than me at that age- so she would have been 37....I smell a rat here....“I am 38 “ right Fopps your on the wrong side of 38 love or are you nearly 39 (38 corrected ) does she every stop and think that everytime she opens her mouth she makes a complete tit of herself
I always thought that I couldn’t do that as mine love 5.30 wake up! BUT fopps always says they wake ioMy little one sleeps until 8am most days, so I make sure I'm up, dressed, etc before he wakes up. Can't see why Fopperbollocks can't do the same if the boys are in "such a good routine". If she knows what time they get up, get up and hour earlier to paint your face on etc...
I hope Asda don’t send her freebies - like AsdaShe's tagged asda pr team in a story, beggy much
I only stopped using grobags when my little boy turned 3 because as you rightly said, they get uncovered and cold when they move about in the night with blankets/quilts. My kids always wear vests and pjs even now and even when we used grobags for my second. He was never hot or sweaty though my house feels like a furnace (to my husband anyway but he's English and I'm used to being warm).My 15 month old is still in a grobag - tried the quilt, absolutely no way she stays under it (she’s currently upside down in the cot right now!) and then she wakes up cold. Will probably try again at 18 months when she outgrows the current grow bags.
completely don’t get the PJ thing though - DD wears a vest, PJ’s and a 2.5tog growbag.