Because she's a dickheadOk, it’s been 21 years since I gave birth so maybe things have changed but can someone explain to me why you would bath your baby in a collapsible bath in the middle of the living room instead of, oh I don’t know, in an actual bath?
I have a 4 month old and a 2 year old and for the first few weeks had to bath him in the livingroom floor as he would scream like he was being tortured when you took him out the bath and would wake up my 2 year old. I didn't have some foldable monstrosity and just a standard baby bath that wouldn't collapse when being carried from the kitchen sink to in front of the livingroom fire. As soon as he realised getting out the bath wasn't has horrific as he made out we were straight to using the bath rather than the nightly faff.Ok, it’s been 21 years since I gave birth so maybe things have changed but can someone explain to me why you would bath your baby in a collapsible bath in the middle of the living room instead of, oh I don’t know, in an actual bath? How do you even fill a baby bath with water when it’s in the middle of your lounge carpet?
Ah! I stand corrected.Different outfit today View attachment 649344
If I ever bathed my son downstairs I just used the kitchen sink, but I guess Hinch’s sink is far too precious for her to put a smelly baby in itI have a 4 month old and a 2 year old and for the first few weeks had to bath him in the livingroom floor as he would scream like he was being tortured when you took him out the bath and would wake up my 2 year old. I didn't have some foldable monstrosity and just a standard baby bath that wouldn't collapse when being carried from the kitchen sink to in front of the livingroom fire. As soon as he realised getting out the bath wasn't has horrific as he made out we were straight to using the bath rather than the nightly faff.
In saying that lenor looked mighty content so I'm not sure thats her reason...
I actually gave him a kitchen sink bath this evening. That was at 7pm and the waters sill in it. Best get my cloths out and get it shined before I go to bedIf I ever bathed my son downstairs I just used the kitchen sink, but I guess Hinch’s sink is far too precious for her to put a smelly baby in it
That fuelled my open fireplaceAs has the memoir
Same here. My son had a cot that he slept in from the day he came home from hospital until he was about 3 years old, a pram for the first 6 months and then a buggy, a car seat, a high chair and a baby bouncer. I think that was it.Just stink Len in the sink. Your back will thank me later Sopha.
I'm beginning to wonder if my kids were neglected. I didn't have half the shit she has.
I’m betting yours isn’t covered in desperation and spaniel smegShe has her priorities all wrong. Poor Ronnie cast aside while she cuddles that fat spoilt mutt.
I also don't believe she was sleeping sitting up, it looks like she was pretending and I don't know anyone who sleeps with their thumb up. She's so smug.
My leather sofa is 13 years old and in better condition than Sophie's grey velvet one.
I never usually jump in to bore people with stories of my kid but this made me LOL. Just like my boyI still chuck my toddler in the sinkpurely cause it’s just a quick wash sometimes than having to sit on the bathroom floor for what feels like 8 hours while he “swims” from one end to the other
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