Olive just seems to have no toys to play with I don’t get it.
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I'm a massive lurker on this thread but I've read from the beginning. Why does she have to take olive out because she's pulling everything off the shelf? Just stay in and let her make a mess. My boys just loved emptying cupboards, entire boxes of toys etc. I thought that's what kids do?! If I had kept mine strapped to a pram or car seat there would have been a meltdown of epic proportions! Meals out etc stopped when mine moved/walked. My youngest walked at 9 months and we only went to super child friendly places because he was literally everywhere. It's like she's almost scared of being in the house with her on her own.
Anyway, that's my twopence worth! As you were
. Ps, funniest thread ever 
Anyway, that's my twopence worth! As you were
. Ps, funniest thread ever 
Hinch is following the Delamere group 
Just come on to say this. It’s what they do. She’s not allowed to be a kid. She just has to sit there (in a chair unaided) and look pretty. She’s gonna be a hooligan when she’s older. Restricted of everything as a kid will make her go bat tit crazy.I'm a massive lurker on this thread but I've read from the beginning. Why does she have to take olive out because she's pulling everything off the shelf? Just stay in and let her make a mess. My boys just loved emptying cupboards, entire boxes of toys etc. I thought that's what kids do?! If I had kept mine strapped to a pram or car seat there would have been a meltdown of epic proportions! Meals out etc stopped when mine moved/walked. My youngest walked at 9 months and we only went to super child friendly places because he was literally everywhere. It's like she's almost scared of being in the house with her on her own.
Anyway, that's my twopence worth! As you were
Had a terrible experience with her. Ordered some trousers (£125) I measured myself to make sure they would fit really well. They should have been waist high. When they came there wasn’t enough material on the trousers at the top to even cover my bum let alone go to my waist. It was ridiculous, sent them back and keep getting told they would transfer my money back, they never did. So after two months I went to her “studio” to get my money back.
her studio is a dirty warehouse with clothes flung all over the floor. I shocked she has brides there tbh.
I wonder if Delo is gifting Lucy mecks panelling?
It's bizarre isn't it. I met some lovely mums when mine were really little and we used to go round to each others houses when they all started crawling/walking. I saw a group of mums in Crosby village when it was sunny (before the bars opened), one had brought a massive picnic blanket and all the kids were on the while the mums had a coffee and a natter. I thought that was a great idea! Poor Olive, being taken out because she's making a mess
you’d never be at home would ya if you got the hump every time they moved stuff or pulled the cushions/shelves apartI'm a massive lurker on this thread but I've read from the beginning. Why does she have to take olive out because she's pulling everything off the shelf? Just stay in and let her make a mess. My boys just loved emptying cupboards, entire boxes of toys etc. I thought that's what kids do?! If I had kept mine strapped to a pram or car seat there would have been a meltdown of epic proportions! Meals out etc stopped when mine moved/walked. My youngest walked at 9 months and we only went to super child friendly places because he was literally everywhere. It's like she's almost scared of being in the house with her on her own.
Anyway, that's my twopence worth! As you were
never forget my friend saying to me ‘can tell you’ve never had kids before, you’ve still got stuff low and in reach - that’ll change when he starts moving’ duck me if that wasn’t the truest sentence ever.
Everything got put on the top shelf or removed completely (if it hadn’t already been broken first) absolutely nothing is safe and if you want to have a minutes peace/eyes off them you’ve got no chance. Meals out as a familyare not the one in those early moving days, that last for for quite a while, unless you’ve got the patience of the saint or just don’t give a duck about anyone else enjoyment, including your own. It’s not a moan, it’s just fact. You’vejust got to go with it a lot of the time because it’s all part of the process
I’m no expert but I’m fresh in the midst of toddlerhood and it’s hectic
Mine doesn't
should be fun!
Mine doesn't sleep through either. And I'm due back at work next week
should be fun!
I was gonna say maybe if she had some toys to play with she wouldn't be ragging things off shelves but kids always want what they aren't supposed to touch 
there's nothing wrong with them pulling all their books off the shelves or toys out the toy box, my house regularly looked like a bomb had hit it during the day, I'd wait for them to go to bed to tidy or you just run in circles all day. If I'd dragged mine out of the house everytime they did it, wouldn't be worth me paying council tax 
there's nothing wrong with them pulling all their books off the shelves or toys out the toy box, my house regularly looked like a bomb had hit it during the day, I'd wait for them to go to bed to tidy or you just run in circles all day. If I'd dragged mine out of the house everytime they did it, wouldn't be worth me paying council tax 
You know what knocks me sick is dirty outdoor trainers/ shoes in the living room especially rugs when you have babies who crawl 
shoes are off at our door and slippers on rule of life 
shoes are off at our door and slippers on rule of life 
Currently got books and bleeping squeaky eggs all over my front room. A baby who is half dressed and determined to eat her dads laptop charger. Isn’t that life with a baby? I’m in no rush to go out for a meal with a 9 month old baby that hates being contained in a pram or high chair for more than 20 minutes unless they’re being fed or it’s moving.
I don’t know why she’s making a big deal about Olive going in her own room. She sleeps through so what is she worried about? My bespoke was climbing out of her next to me at 6 months old so straight in her cot in her room. Whether I’m up 3 or 12 times in the night
I don’t know why she’s making a big deal about Olive going in her own room. She sleeps through so what is she worried about? My bespoke was climbing out of her next to me at 6 months old so straight in her cot in her room. Whether I’m up 3 or 12 times in the night
Currently got books and bleeping squeaky eggs all over my front room. A baby who is half dressed and determined to eat her dads laptop charger. Isn’t that life with a baby? I’m in no rush to go out for a meal with a 9 month old baby that hates being contained in a pram or high chair for more than 20 minutes unless they’re being fed or it’s moving.
I don’t know why she’s making a big deal about Olive going in her own room. She sleeps through so what is she worried about? My bespoke was climbing out of her next to me at 6 months old so straight in her cot in her room. Whether I’m up 3 or 12 times in the night
YES
Omg she does. I might set one up. I’ve had a crappy experience with her as well
I’ve made a thread for Kirsty Doyle so not to derail this too much xx
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It’s so sad.It's bizarre isn't it. I met some lovely mums when mine were really little and we used to go round to each others houses when they all started crawling/walking. I saw a group of mums in Crosby village when it was sunny (before the bars opened), one had brought a massive picnic blanket and all the kids were on the while the mums had a coffee and a natter. I thought that was a great idea! Poor Olive, being taken out because she's making a mess
it’s how they learn.Oh hell.
We’re taking my 11 month old to gusto in heswall in 3 weeks.
not filling me with confidence it’s the right thing to do
We’re taking my 11 month old to gusto in heswall in 3 weeks.
not filling me with confidence it’s the right thing to do
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Same here. It’s habit for me when I go to someone’s house and I take my shoes off at the door. Half of them are like “Bongo, you don’t have to you know” but it makes my skin crawl.You know what knocks me sick is dirty outdoor trainers/ shoes in the living room especially rugs when you have babies who crawl
Pisses me off when people walk into my house with theirs on when it’s raining and leave the mucky footprints everywhere. I’m too much of a wet bag to ask them to take them off
Don’t get me started on the carpet cleaning adverts where they’re cleaning them with their shoes on.
All children are different... I’ve one that wouldn’t sit there at 11 months no matter what. But my youngest is 17 months and would sit there for hours!!! Pick of the drawOh hell.
We’re taking my 11 month old to gusto in heswall next week.
not filling me with confidence it’s the right thing to do
I guess I won’t know till I take him?All children are different... I’ve one that wouldn’t sit there at 11 months no matter what. But my youngest is 17 months and would sit there for hours!!! Pick of the draw
I was going to bring snacks for him in case he gets aggy whilst waiting and toys?
anything else you recommend?
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