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Tag Archives: growing up
1y 2m: cot to bed
I remember with Lolo, we started practicing having her sleep in her bed, rather than her cot, quite early. It’s a completely different experience from a cot of course because a) they can’t escape, so letting them cry out is … Continue reading
8.5months: Crawling to stand!
It’s funny quite how fast kids develop. They figure something out and then within a matter of a day or so, they’re experts. AJ went from really subtle crawling last week to whizzing around wherever he fancies in literally 3 … Continue reading
Posted in Baby, development
Tagged character, crawling, fast learners, growing up, independent, kid's development, standing
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Day 333: ALL CHANGE! 11 months and growing
Thursday 17th April 2014 (4 days ago) was Lo-Lo’s 11 month Birthday. HOORAY!!! And what did we do for said Birthday? Well nothing specifically but there was much change. That was her 1st full day at the child minder’s without … Continue reading
Posted in Baby, Food, Health
Tagged 11 months, 1st childminder day, all change, Blue Water, Childminders, cod, empty, growing up, leaving baby, lobster, Lobster Shack, oysters, sad, scampi, Whitestable
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Day 283: Unconditional Love
I was thinking about this last night, about people’s relationships with their parents and how we love our children. That incomparable love. It all started with someone I know who has had multiple children. Apart from being very impressed I … Continue reading