I know they’re all a pain in the arse in one way or anotherKids eh
She was delighted when she saw me enter the room with it though she couldn’t resist another last little dog at her sisterThats what dads are for. At least you recovered it, so no harm done
Mine would have been told to go bin diving themselves.Thats what dads are for. At least you recovered it, so no harm done
Depending on their ages, I agree. However by dad doing it, he scores with both as 1 has her item she thought lost back, and the other has stopped her sibbling having any grounds to have a go at her.
If she could reach into the bottom of the wheelie bins I may have considered it!
Exactly this it was easier for me to do and keep the peace whilst diffusing any comebacks between my daughters.
Is she is small enough that she can't reach the bottom of the wheelie bin, she is small enough to be lowered into it to undertake the search.
Fortunately I care enough about my children not to lower them face first into a bin or put them into a bin regardless of what’s in it
I'm not sure, but it seems that perhaps you didn't realise it was a joke.Fortunately I care enough about my children not to lower them face first into a bin or put them into a bin regardless of what’s in it
If she could reach into the bottom of the wheelie bins I may have considered it!
Exactly this it was easier for me to do and keep the peace whilst diffusing any comebacks between my daughters.
Plus they now both they owe me best behaviour and perhaps a coffee in bed tomorrow
If that was a joke you might want to work on your delivery !
Aaawww come on mate,it was obviously said in jest.
I’m not offended! Takes a hell of a lot more than a poor joke to offend me. I’m merely pointing out if it was a joke it wasn’t very good !
Mine had to go in the recycling bin so I could get the lid closed, it was all their toy packaging after all.If she could reach into the bottom of the wheelie bins I may have considered it!
Exactly this it was easier for me to do and keep the peace whilst diffusing any comebacks between my daughters.
Plus they now both they owe me best behaviour and perhaps a coffee in bed tomorrow
When I were a lad you asked for one thing and got one thing.
Being “spoiled rotten” does not define a good childhood. Spending quality time with your kids does. I treasure the memories of my Dad taking me to Ibrox, Hampden, museums, the shows, the pantomime, the tattoo etc. much more than any present.
Being “spoiled rotten” does not define a good childhood. Spending quality time with your kids does. I treasure the memories of my Dad taking me to Ibrox, Hampden, museums, the shows, the pantomime, the tattoo etc. much more than any present.
BTW, I’m not criticising you or anyone else on here.
We work on the 5 present rule. Something they want, Something they need, Something to wear, something to read and something to do.
It’s always the hope our families future generations are better off than we were my kids do better than I did at Christmas, birthdays and throughout the year and I’ve minding my grandkids when they come will do better still.
Still can’t get my lad to come to Reading games
Try maths and writing instead?Still can’t get my lad to come to Reading games
