Thank you. As I said I worked in a nursey for a long time.The kids didn't really learn it was fun place to make a mess. This is why I don't really want mine to go. Cause I know LO will learn at home with mum, be messy with me, we have loads of fun that's what I want fun, days out many holidays we can book till we need to book in schools holidays. I know I can take out of nursery as their don't charge £60 a day or is it a week (each school different) but I just wanted other people to give me a little advice on what their did. Sorry....
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Who is it you feel is pressuring you about putting your little one into nursery? It’s your child so it’s ultimately your decision but having seen some of your other posts, you’ve said you suffer from anxiety and don’t leave the house much so I wonder if nursery might actually do you both some good. Baby steps though, a couple of hours a week and see how you feel.
ETA: you could start a thread in the advice section? I think you’d get kinder replies on Tattle than you would MN
ETA: you could start a thread in the advice section? I think you’d get kinder replies on Tattle than you would MN
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This has all gone very meta.
Have been laughing at the Mumsnet loon who is obsessed with trashing M&S as they wouldn't employ her.
She's started a thread now about them (M&S) forcing people to work with COVID. Says we are going to catch it from the bread.
i need to find her other threads but I think she's name changed, damn it.
She's started a thread now about them (M&S) forcing people to work with COVID. Says we are going to catch it from the bread.
i need to find her other threads but I think she's name changed, damn it.
That’s never her..? Again?!?!Have been laughing at the Mumsnet loon who is obsessed with trashing M&S as they wouldn't employ her.
She's started a thread now about them (M&S) forcing people to work with COVID. Says we are going to catch it from the bread.
Looks like it, the mask slips away at the end of her postsThat’s never her..? Again?!?!
DH has just told me he has agreed to go to the pub one weekend with friends from his hobby. He hasn't asked my permission and this means he will be out on a Saturday, leaving me alone with three kids (14, 12 and 9) for what could be five hours. AIBU to tell him this is not on? I'm a SAHM and he works 60 hours a week.
Get your ducks in a row now
Leave him with the kids on Sunday morning and go for a spa day
Possibly some were deleted also.Have been laughing at the Mumsnet loon who is obsessed with trashing M&S as they wouldn't employ her.
She's started a thread now about them (M&S) forcing people to work with COVID. Says we are going to catch it from the bread.
Who is your favourite mumsnet regular?
I love billy1966, who enjoys giving each sentence it's own paragraph, and advice from the 1920s.
I love billy1966, who enjoys giving each sentence it's own paragraph, and advice from the 1920s.
Also add in drums & recorders! That'll teach him.Leave him with the kids on Sunday morning and go for a spa day
Give your head a wobble and LTB!
I really want to know what AnyFucker is like in real life.
Crumbs was fun in her various forms. Unless she was handing out medical advice.
Very dull. Spends all her waking time on Mumsnet.
Can't name hobby though as it is outing, but think something to do with balls.
I liked Crumbs’ fantasy life, especially at Christmas. I think one year she posted about the Christmas gifts she’d got her family and it was expensive items as all her three eldest children had moved into their own homes and car leases for two of her younger children and another one getting a weekend break in the country where she was doing Erasmus.
The ones who are on there 24/7, I imagine to be dull and boring.
The ones who are on there 24/7, I imagine to be dull and boring.
Haha straight talkin' AnyFucker.
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