Same here, my three year old is in one too or he won’t sit down to eat, he barely eats as it is so we have no choice. He has ASD and we do what we have to, don’t feel crap and don’t compare. Every child is different.
I can confirm that was todays episode, we watch at 7pm when mini pineapple goes to bed we watch it together with midi pineapple before she goes to bed because she is obsessed with words and learningLingo is especially for you nusty trulllz to let you know they don't use prerecords and still live at greyskull. She wants one of us to go watch today's lingo and check she's put the right one then call the whole thing off
Look at vests body language though he doesn't look chilled at home he looks like he's sat there raring to go home to his actual home on the tend farm.
As for the high chair it's a bit of a reach to hag her off for that, half the time kids that age can't reach well.enough to eat on a normal chair. My 2yo sits on a normal chair till the food arrives then I stick her in a high chair so she can comfortably reach and eat her dinner. Don't see the big deal.
That's that then hinch wins. We'll take our crunky snacks elsewhere
Me tooOmg my OCD is really triggered by this, I would need to move the TV unit to line up with the wall unit
A career sabbatical means “Living off the wife” in his case“Career sabbatical”of course he is! Oh I’ve seen it all now
don't feel tit at all! my sons are grown now but they were in a high chair at age 3/4 and in a buggy they are both profoundly deaf so I did it for safety reasons
I’m still convinced the shelf is upside down….Omg my OCD is really triggered by this, I would need to move the TV unit to line up with the wall unit
Yes I mentioned it on the last thread. She can’t bloody talk to him for 5 minutes.
