*Emsie*
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Hahaha, there were only 6 boxes left in class tonight and i bought them all!! *evil laugh*
omg lol
Don't you just love it when...
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omg lol
Hahaha, there were only 6 boxes left in class tonight and i bought them all!! *evil laugh*
That's how many I started with...TWO weeks ago and now I'm at the end. #addict
pixie-gem
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They are the only ones i like lol, and limited edition so had to get them while they were still there!
Hark at me, covering my arse lol
to be fair i do only have two a day in the evening with a cuppa
pixie-gem
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that's fab! Bet your so chuffed!! (And rightly so too!!) x
Liverbird52
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Your going back to work after 12 wks off sick back to a "normal" routine !!
ScarlettStar86
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Dyjliw you finally confront your boss about constantly undermining you infront of the children then the following morning the point I made about giving in is proved absolutely correct and he is left stressing with a tantruming 4 year old. Mwahaha! About time he realised I'm actually qualified and very experienced in my field, and whilst childcare is a job that is looked down on by many, he has finally realised that I do know what I'm talking about!
Shirleen
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ScarlettStar86 said:
When I was nanny/ au pair the eight year old was still wetting at night, she'd had every dr/psychologist going, father was using punishment to no effect and she'd taken to hiding her bedding (in a drawer with clean clothes!!!) after witnessing him going for her when the bedding was discovered I asked to take over. He said yes in a sort of 'ok let's see you fail! Attitude!
I explained to her that she needed to put all wet stuff in the machine in the morning then after school she would have to make the bed before being allowed out to play. She was dry in one week!!!!
ScarlettStar86
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Shirleen said:
Oh bless her, no wonder she was still wetting some people have no idea! Well done you, hope the father apologised to you! X
ScarlettStar86
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mrstore said:
Thanks hun! To give him his dues he did stick to his guns this morning, poor 4 year old didn't have a clue what to think! Normally I say no to something and explain why I've said no (in yesterday's case chocolate mini rolls are not an appropriate breakfast!) Then dad says no 4-5 times, littlun keeps whinging at him until dad sneaks chocolate past me to the boy to stop the whinging.
I was furious! There have been times the boys have actually said to me if I've said no to something (which isn't often, and always for a good reason which I make clear) they will say, well I'll just ask daddy when he gets home then! Told dad this and think he was shocked that they see him as the pushover he is! Hopefully change is ahead!
ScarlettStar86
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Welshtigger said:
Thanks! Such a relief! X
