They are term time only but when they stretch them, it equals to about 22 hours a week, not 30.
This is what I thought but when I had the meeting they said it’s not normal. I suppose as part of the bigger picture it points more to neurodivergence than usual meltdowns.
I did horse riding when I was younger and I bought my own at 21 my mum and dad would never buy me one. Yours is very lucky
. He doesn’t really use it that much. He did when we first got it now he’s not interested muchi think I got so much broken sleep the first few nights but they aren’t silly….Hello, reporting back after the duvet arrived yesterday. Also bought a Lion King duvet cover which seems to have helped seal the deal. Small Biscuit was so excited when he saw he had a duvet in his cot with Simba on it! Got some lovely snaps of him tucked up with a big smile on his face. He didn't nap today so I think that has helped with him going to sleep so quickly. It's the most settled bedtime we've had in a couple of weeks.
Of course I will be checked on him every 10 minutes tonight just in case he's pulled the duvet over his face
Hmm Yes, good point. Genuinely never thought of that! You just automatically link it with tiredness!!
This is what nursery said…I'm not sure I understand.
If she's only doing the 2 days for 10 hours, the 30 hours free should cover it?
I don't understand how you only save £35 a month?
I totally understand that which is why I guess I hadn’t connected the dots that there was more to it. Does your daughter do it all evening until she goes to bed? Some days she’s fine and others it’s like her brain is on fire
Yes. I did read the sides of the boxes but it’s gibberish to me tbh!!! It’s such a pathetically small dose according to the box, I doubt it will make much of a difference to him even having one lot!
Have you tried those backpacks with the reigns in?
Omg do they. I don’t live near a Tesco
. Aldi he always gets a bad rash with them or leaks. I’ll have to have a trip to Tesco!!
Huggies/pampers do them up to age 13 or 14 I thinkHe’s in those already. The pampers ones. But is out growing them he’s a big lad for his age. Someone must do them. Mine can’t be the only one who needs the bigger size?
40 minutes to get a child to sleep isn’t bad. Sounds like you might both need a break from each other?Just lost it with my 3 year old and feel awful. It’s very rare I shout at her like I did but we’ve had 5 nights of broken sleep, she’s exhausted, not listening.
Put her in bed at 20 past, read a book, cuddles etc and then suddenly she needs a wee (fair enough), planned for her to be asleep for 7:30pm, 7:35pm.. then she said her bears need a wee, they all need a drink, she’s literally screaming they need a wee and I just lost it. She’s only just gone to sleep cos of pissing around and she’s gunna be up early yet again. I hate these weeks so bad when she just doesn’t listen and it just feels like a shit show! I am drained this week. I’ll miss her when she’s at her Dads but I’ve honestly had enough and can’t wait for a break
I know, I was joking!
xa little girl in my daughters class wasn’t born with any enamel on her teeth and she’s got to go for 3 monthly check ups! She has to really limit sugary foods and ice cream etc until her adult teeth come through
No it doesn’t but we are hoping to buy a house by this time next year so she might not be going to the one near us anyway. I could keep her where she is and hope in sept when she changes room to the one with free flow to the garden and does two full days and one afternoon she might settle in better. The three afternoons we do now are so draining.
I think you should always trust your instincts. It sounds like your instincts are she could have it so go with them!