Don't drink the water........
Harry & Ben are bathed together, it makes bath time fun and they splash about. Carol & I enjoy watching them being little water babies.
For some reason only known to himself Harry decided to try and drink the bath water the other night. He was sat in the bath and just lent forward and started to drink the bath water.
This was a somewhat dodgy idea for two reasons:
1) It's not just bath water, it also has Dermol 600 in it which is an anti bacteria skin conditioner.
2) At the precise moment that Harry decided to take a sip Ben decided to pee in the bath.
So there was Harry sat bent over with his lips trying to suck up the water, whilst Ben was stood in the bath, right next to him practically peeing on his head.
Luckily we were both sat next to the bath and were able to sit Harry up and move Ben away instantly.
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This week has been hard work, Harry & Ben are both teething, Ben has started on four new teeth, back ones. So that makes a total of 12 teeth now for Ben
Harry we think is teething, but no signs of any news ones yet, he still has just the four teeth so he is due a load more soon, if he is to catch up with Ben. He is showing all the symptoms and is very clingy, I can't leave the room, otherwise he cries and then Ben cries because Harry is. Harry wants to cuddle all the time, which is sort of nice, but he won't sit still and is clambering over me all the time. It is very wearing.
They are both very whiny and the slightest thing brings on floods of tears and tantrums. My toy car has fallen on it's side - whaaaaaa - These mega block bricks won't stick together - whaaaaa - You get the idea.
By the time Carol comes home my nerves are fried and I am totally knackered.
Hopefully these teeth will cut soon and they will be back to their bouncy fun selves.
When the boys have their midday nap for about an hour and a half to two hours, I have been having a sleep as well. Trying to catch up with my sleep that I've lost over the past couple of nights as their teething has meant they haven't slept as well as they normally do.
Bye for now.
For some reason only known to himself Harry decided to try and drink the bath water the other night. He was sat in the bath and just lent forward and started to drink the bath water.
This was a somewhat dodgy idea for two reasons:
1) It's not just bath water, it also has Dermol 600 in it which is an anti bacteria skin conditioner.
2) At the precise moment that Harry decided to take a sip Ben decided to pee in the bath.
So there was Harry sat bent over with his lips trying to suck up the water, whilst Ben was stood in the bath, right next to him practically peeing on his head.
Luckily we were both sat next to the bath and were able to sit Harry up and move Ben away instantly.
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This week has been hard work, Harry & Ben are both teething, Ben has started on four new teeth, back ones. So that makes a total of 12 teeth now for Ben
Harry we think is teething, but no signs of any news ones yet, he still has just the four teeth so he is due a load more soon, if he is to catch up with Ben. He is showing all the symptoms and is very clingy, I can't leave the room, otherwise he cries and then Ben cries because Harry is. Harry wants to cuddle all the time, which is sort of nice, but he won't sit still and is clambering over me all the time. It is very wearing.
They are both very whiny and the slightest thing brings on floods of tears and tantrums. My toy car has fallen on it's side - whaaaaaa - These mega block bricks won't stick together - whaaaaa - You get the idea.
By the time Carol comes home my nerves are fried and I am totally knackered.
Hopefully these teeth will cut soon and they will be back to their bouncy fun selves.
When the boys have their midday nap for about an hour and a half to two hours, I have been having a sleep as well. Trying to catch up with my sleep that I've lost over the past couple of nights as their teething has meant they haven't slept as well as they normally do.
Bye for now.
posted by Simon at 9:11 AM
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