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“WHY?” “But WHY?” “WHY, MOMMY?” 😂 Every parent knows this stage! Sometimes little questions are about more than answers — they're also a way for children to connect with us. 💙
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My daughter counted to five out loud. I heard it clearly from the next room. When I mentioned it, she said "No I didn't" — and within 60 seconds we were arguing over literally nothing. Turns out this kind of lying isn't about dishonesty at all. Here's what actually stopped it. 🌿
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My toddler threw a tantrum because I gave them what they asked for. 5 stars for confusion. ⭐😩
Toddler lunch! tuna veggie pasta salad and grapes
Bedtime with kids: where the clock stops making sense. 😂😭
Parents, what’s the latest your little one has managed to stay awake? 👇🏽
There’s always a plot twist when it comes to toddler tears. 😂😭
Parents, what’s the most random thing that has caused a meltdown in your house? 👇🏽
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FoK decided that the stroller rain cover was a crime against toddlers and wouldn’t sit under it without melting down.
So he preferred to walk in the rain. Luckily, it was the lightest of drizzle.
When the rain picked up, I carried them under the umbrella. Pushing a stroller, holding an umbrella and carrying a 9 kg toddler is a workout
😅 Toddler tantrums are a normal part of growing up.
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Milo takes his job VERY seriously 😂
Would you survive an interrogation from him? 👀
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No in-between, just full speed or no speed 💛⚡✨
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Your birthday weekend plus family news
I wanted to make the most out of our weekend together because it will be 3 weeks until I’ll have the chance to give you a cuddle again.
Soon it will be your birthday. It’s incredible how fast life moves on and you are at the cutest age where we can have chats, go for walks and I honestly will never tire of you calling me daddy.
Our weekend started with me picking you up from River Town. This is the routine now, for the foreseeable future, I’ll be heading over to River Town come rain, sun or train cancellations and then bringing you home for the weekend.
As it was such a special weekend I had asked our family to join us for lunch at home. During the last few days, I’d been getting things organised with meal planning and activities so we could have the best weekend possible. We can’t trust the British weather but summer is a great time for birthdays because celebrations can be outside, ideally!
Our Saturday with family and a street party
I got up extra early to prepare food and get everything ready, I couldn’t be sure the trains wouldn’t be disrupted so I asked grandma to be at home a little earlier to put the food on so we could eat when we arrive.
Grandma and the rest of our family arrived at our flat before us and hid your presents in my bedroom so we would have a nice family meal before celebrating with cake and presents. I didn’t want to distract you from eating.
I was delighted we could all be together. It’s so rare we can all be at the same place and I was thankful today we could make it, logistically though nothing’s perfect and Olivia had been away with family in Greenland so she wouldn’t be home till later.
Grandma, Clive, Nicola and uncle (I was taking the photo!)It’s really unfair how things are. We all wanted you to cut the cake and take a few pictures but all the attention seemed a bit much so we had to hold back our excitement so as not to overwhelm you. We see you so little it’s almost impossible not to shower you with attention. I’m trying my best to create a warm relationship with us all but with 2 nights a month in the future, it’s going to be hard. Your mum makes building a relationship very hard, not just with me, but all of our family that loves you and think about you all the time.
Present time
Fortunately you ate really well and we were on schedule meaning a bit of cake for you and lots of presents! Clive lovingly had a special one made for you with your name on it.
The first present was Theresa, a doll that my grandma had and has been with our family for well over 30 years! She would now be passed to you and one day maybe you’ll pass it on to your own little girl. The fact that she’s almost the same size as you could mean it will take a bit of time to get used to! No doubt that before long you’ll be playing with her hair and dressing her up.
Meeting Theresa the doll for the first time!The other presents were very small but carefully thought about. Grandma and I had spoken about what you would like and I explained that you enjoyed wearing necklaces and putting clips into your hair. Also that I’d noticed that as your hair is still growing you also liked putting those clips on your fingers.
Grandma used this info to curate a beautiful collection of hair clips, ties, rings and even homemade necklaces. This was the perfect present, you couldn’t’ve been happier with it all and as you opened each package you put on even more accessories!
With your new doll and Grandma!Your uncle got you a family of dolls for your doll house including grandparents, a child and even a doll for the doll! This present was picked to support your imagination and grow the stories you could make up with all the people and even included a little Pluto dog.
Fully accessorised and ready to open your uncle’s presentTaking Theresa and Baby Kelly for a walk?Family news
I used this occasion to let our family know about a new chapter for us. Daddy and Olivia love each other very much and decided that we wanted a little one to raise alongside you. A few weeks ago we went to the first scan and your sibling is on its way. You’re going to be a big sister!
With me you will always have a warm loving family and home. While I can’t have you with me as much as I would like, a time will come when you will be able to make the decision for yourself and join us whenever you like, including your sibling.
Brother or sister?
The rest of our afternoon and a street party
When it’s time for a nap you seem to prefer to go in the buggy, perhaps because that usually means waking up at the park, so I let our family know we needed to head out so you gave everyone a hug and a kiss then we set off for a walk. We went past the activity centre’s annual street party bustling with kids, music and even a bouncy castle. Of course you were interested so I let you know that we would come back. You soon dozed off and I listened to a podcast while doing loops of the quiet residential streets. I thought about how well the day was going and all the nice things still to come.
When we got back to the street party it was a bit too busy and loud so we were only there for a little while and returned home. All your new toys meant you were happy playing and then to my surprise you created a new game. It went like this: you’d close the door then knock and tell me which scary animal was outside! I learnt the rules of the game so we played it with you dreaming up a new animal each time and I would discreetly do the knocking!
Your creativity is wonderful to see, it wasn’t long ago when you came home from hospital as a newborn and just lay there, creating delight with any tiny smile or wriggle. Now you’re making up games for us to play and have so much imagination!
I created a game as well. Near your bedroom door I laid out Uno cards to make a barrier that you couldn’t pass. I then challenged you to get out by either walking around or jumping over. Each time you thought about how to avoid the cards like a cat planning a route with all its agility.
I almost couldn’t believe how perfect this time was. Just me and you playing and giggling. It’s everything I dream of.
Back at the street party
As the afternoon went on and I could hear the music settle down from the street party, I suggested we went back to see how it was going. I knew it was too noisy and busy earlier but it could be better now and ultimately the 1 minute walk meant if it wasn’t enjoyable we could come home to make dinner.
We got back to the party and Anya and Annie had arrived as well as Lilly, Anthony and their little one Oscar. The bouncy castle was much quieter too so I encouraged you to jump in with Anya. Both of you were really sweet, you held hands and chased each other around.
You have lots of little ones to make lifelong friends with in the neighbourhood. I’m trying to foster your relationships with local children so you have even more reasons to want to spend time with me in the Big City.
Bouncing around with AnnieLilly and Anthony gave Oscar dinner from the guest food vendor which specialised in kid friendly meals. I wasn’t sure if we should eat out or at home so I waited for a review from Oscar. He confirmed the food was tasty so I got us some and we had a rest from all the running around.
After you’d eaten I suggested it would be best to avoid the bouncy castle so you, Annie and Oscar played with the bubble machine until it was time to head home.
You enjoyed it so much you told me how much you loved it when we were at home. The day had been a lot of fun for both of us. I knew you’d sleep well.
Playing with Annie at the streetpartyPlaying with Annie and Oscar at the streetpartyOur Sunday tradition
In the morning I woke up to you calling me over. I checked the baby monitor and could see you were moving about but waiting in bed so I went over and gave you a morning kiss. As I tidied up your bedroom you hopped over to the living room to play with your doll house and as you remembered different gifts you asked where they were and I brought them over, some having been put aside so as to not distract you from bedtime.
Our morning of kids TV, playing and of course your morning milk continued with our tradition of crepes for breakfast when Olivia woke up. I love a lazy morning at home.
Birthday picnic
Bit by bit we got things ready for the picnic. All the usual stuff like blankets and countless containers with different foods. I was amazed how many bags there were in the end.
Ahead of midday we set off to the park. In the buggy you took the opportunity to nap and on arrival at the popular picnic spot you were still in snoozeville, so you were carried around in loops while our base for the day was organised.
Our friends arrived and more food joined the collection for us to nibble at. Harmony Park has a popular spot for kids picnics. It was buzzing with energy, all around us others were celebrating and families had brought lots of outdoor toys. At times it was difficult to figure out which kids belonged to which groups as the kids amassed around the toys that had effectively become communal.
The most interesting toy was the stomp rockets. It seemed to be the toy of the summer with all the kids circling them and taking turns to fire them off in the sky or at each other. I’ll get you one for next year for sure.
We spent the afternoon in the park chatting, snacking and keeping an eye on you. Everyone could see how delightful you are.
Once Annie arrived you both spent hours running around together like besties. Annie is great with little ones and was very patient with you.
Having fun with Annie and her skipping ropeBefore Anya and Annie headed home, you gave Annie a lovely hug and I encouraged you to thank her for sharing her toys.
Inevitably time reached ever closer to 5pm so I had to ensure we were home for the handover.
A classic dropped-item-out-of-the-buggy moment
Jane, Mark and Cat kindly offered to help me with bags (Olivia had already gone back to the flat to rest) so we walked back. The timings were smooth but I hadn’t anticipated that you would drop a hairband. It had a little flower on it so as we noticed you were looking back and mentioned a flower, we assumed you were referring to a flower from one of the front gardens and didn’t think much else about it. When you burst out crying and explained a little more, I realised it was the hairband!
Mark offered to run back to look for it. Searching for a grey hairband against a grey pavement didn’t seem promising but he managed to find it after a bit of time. That time meaning that we were rushed to get home for 5pm.
Bumping into your mum
It was 5 to 5 and as we reached the junction near home, I noticed your mum waiting in her car so I decided I would let her know we would be a moment rather than walk past and pretend I hadn’t seen her. She demanded I hand you over straight away so I explained I needed to change you and give you a chance to go to the loo.
Jane, Mark and Cat stood stunned at how aggressive your mum was being. I don’t talk about your mum much but my friends must realise it’s a difficult situation for me. Now they witnessed the typical behaviour and atmosphere your mum creates.
I think that because we were in a group things didn’t become much worse. We went home feeling like a popped balloon.
Jane and Mark helped with the bags up to the entrance to our home. We were surprised that your mum had already got there and was creating panic as if it was very late. The time at this point was 5pm and I only needed a few minutes to organise you and go back down.
Getting ready feeling panicked
You know the routine before handover now so with no fuss you got changed and I encouraged you to wee. Naturally you wanted to take the bracelets home so I told you that I wanted to keep them with me for when you were back. You negotiated with me and asked if you could play with them as you got ready, which I of course agreed with, then you asked if you could show them to your mum, which was the point I realised it would be best to let you head off with them rather than upset you.
In the lift on the way down I told you I loved you. At the entrance your mum immediately started complaining that I was late. At this point it was barely 10 minutes past 5. She fired off so many complaints within a minute I could barely take them in. I didn’t know how or what to respond to so she moved on to quizzing you about food, to which you oddly said you had eaten bacon. It was the last thing I needed given the situation and I didn’t understand why you said that when we didn’t have any bacon.
It’s starting to feel like you say negative things because you’re triggered by your mum’s horrible behaviour.
A final hurdle
If the handover wasn’t already stressful enough, we realised I had forgotten your raggy so I said I’d quickly get it and literally ran up the stairs to save a few seconds not waiting for the lift.
When I got back outside your mum was driving and didn’t stop but reached out of the window to get the raggy while moving and rushed off.
I didn’t get a chance to say goodbye and stood in the middle of the street empty but with the heaviest racing heart.
As I walked back inside I checked my watch and realised it was barely 15 minutes past 5.
So much panic, negativity and issues over so little. I’ve been extremely punctual and this time I decided it would be best to be a little late rather than let you be upset over a lost item.
I won’t see you for 3 weeks and this was our last moment after such a lovely weekend. It’s another bad memory and tension that you have to put up with.
Wishing things were better
The irony is that if things were easier with your mum everything could have been sorted calmly and you would’ve been on your way much, much quicker.
I wasn’t able to say happy birthday properly and for the next few weeks you’ll be on holiday. A pleasure we’re denied.
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What no one said was: no amount of preparation fully readies a toddler for the reality of sharing you. .. #parenting #motherhood #toddler #siblings #ToddlerLife #NewBaby #SiblingPrep
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Toddlers turning everyday moments into masterpieces… of mess 💛✨!
Share your most chaotic creations! 👇
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Brushing toddler teeth can feel like a daily struggle, but small, consistent approaches can make it much easier.
From turning it into a game to letting them choose their toothbrush, these simple tips help build better habits without the stress. 🪥✨
Sarie Liebenberg, dental hygienist & lecturer, explains how small changes can make brushing easier for both parents and toddlers.
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When Dad gets home, ABSOLUTELY NOTHING is getting in the way! 🏃♂️💨 Does your house turn into an obstacle course the second the front door opens too? 😂
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The midnight breakdown is real. 🥱 Who else has been up with a 1-year-old at 3 AM? Trying everything you can possibly think of to put them to sleep... but somehow you end up sleeping on the floor?
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The midnight breakdown is real. 🥱 Who else has been up with a 1-year-old at 3 AM? Trying everything you can possibly think of to put them to sleep... but somehow you end up sleeping on the floor?
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Ant figure out if I miss staying up late or sleeping in more.
It's amazing to watch these kids grow up, so determined to learn things. Try until you get it, good inspiration for me.
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15 hilarious parenting comics that are almost too real
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Tiny teeth, big feelings! 😬🧸
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Does Your Child Blame Everyone Else? Here's How to Help 🐒
My latest blog post breaks down 6 calm, practical approaches that actually work — from asking "what happened?" instead of "why did you do that?" to making sorry feel brave instead of shameful. 🌿
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Sentence that sounds bizarre but is surprisingly common when uttered by parents of a toddler:
“Thank you for letting me wipe your butt!”
Parenting teaches skills you never knew you had… like dodging chaos while keeping your balance 😅🦶🧱
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Somehow, everything tastes better when someone else cooks it 😂🍽️
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Another chilly day in River Town
We had such a lovely time last week that I hoped we could create again this Sunday as the court-mandated time would give us 2 extra hours! Enough to go from rushing in the afternoon to chillaxing, maybe getting a snack from a park side cafe and people-watch.
Aware that our day could be cancelled last minute, I made backup plans as it’s also marathon day and Julian is running it, he was the friend who gave you the Baby Shark toy you love so much! A few friends organised to go and cheer him on.
I wish things were better and your mum would be more cooperative so we could’ve gone together. It’s such a lovely atmosphere. We’ve been just the once which is something at least.
Cuts to our day
On Friday your mum had fired the warning shot and informed me you had had a vaccine which could mean you become unwell. When your mum sends these messages it rarely results in nothing so I expected cancellation and again powerless to say or do much to regain our time.
On Saturday she told me you were off colour so our time would be cut back to 10 to 4. No flexibility just our time cut. It’s so frustrating that our tiny bit of time barely survives and each minute is another I’ll never get back. Your childhood is slipping from my fingers as your time as a baby did.
Our day
I arrived ready with ideas and plans for our time together. You took a bit of time to get ready to head off with me, I patiently waited and avoided saying anything significant to minimise the chances of your mum being nasty once again. Once you were ready, perhaps triggered by the cold drizzle, we went into the shopping centre. You were cheery when we came across colourful novelty pens a bit like a sea urchin but rubbery and soft that made us laugh.
From my 10-5 plan I had researched other kids parks we could check out and just north there was one with a lovely boat and wooden equipment. I thought it would make a nice change and we headed there. It was brilliant albeit very quiet. It seemed most people were at church.
For lunch we went to a French restaurant where the staff were amazing. We were treated like royalty and the waitress thought you were the cutest. You had lots to eat and some other diners even came to tell me how sweet we were together. It warmed my heart. Moments like those might look effortless but I put so much thought and planning into making our time as smooth and enjoyable as possible.
Still working on that smile, almost perfectA small milestone to note is that you did a wee at a loo outside home, at the restaurant, for the first time. Very grown up! I’m very proud of my big girl.
Flower picking
After lunch I wanted to get you to nap but spring’s presents everywhere were too tempting for you not to explore so we went around some pretty backstreets where you picked and sniffed at the flowerbeds with your green fingers. We also tried to get into a church’s garden, or graveyard, where it was bursting with life but it seemed closed. I think we’ll try again another time.
Let’s not tell the residents you picked their flowers!Eventually you napped after I suggested it was a very long walk to the park. You tried to show me how you could walk quicker but I said it would still be too far. Almost seconds after tucking you in you nodded off leaning forwards so I had to shuffle your posture to a more appropriate position. As promised, I’d timed the walk so you could wake up near the park and with almost laser precision you woke up beside the coffee shop next to the park.
Trying to make the most out the rest of our time together
Upon awakening I asked you if you’d had a nice sleep to which you replied with a drunken smile. I’m pleased I got you to sleep, hopefully it will contribute towards a good afternoon for you and lots of dinner. I ordered you a babychino and took us around the corner to the kids park.
I tried really hard to get these basic things done within our time but even when things go perfectly smoothly there was still only 25 minutes or so available. It was a shame that there was only enough time for a nappy change, a few segments from the easy peelers I brought from the Big City and a walk back with some flower picking.
You seem to understand that because your mum doesn’t let me have you for more time, so we can’t do all the things we want. With time you’ll understand how painful it is to end our day outside in the cold rather than at home, in bed with snugs and kisses.
For our last moment I picked you up and gave you kisses while telling you how much I love you. I could see your mum’s bike and felt that at the least I’d given you a nice goodbye preempting that she would be full of inconvenience if I dared to linger once we arrived for the handover.
Those lost 2 hours are hard to reconcile.
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They’re so big until you see someone else holding them. 🥹
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The Grocery Store: A Brain Amusement Park 🛒🧠
Ever wonder why a simple trip for milk ends in a meltdown? From three feet off the ground, a grocery store is a 70-decibel sensory assault with over 50,000 products demanding attention. In fact, a child's brain is processing 1,500 eye movements per minute in Aisle 3!
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Every little moment matters!
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POV: Your toddler thinks they’re invisible 🕵️🍪
Spoiler: they are not.
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Screens are part of everyday life, but balance is key. 📱💛
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Potty training is a big milestone, but every child is different! 🧸💛
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When the three-year-old poses for a photo, knowing that the snot is stuck to his face. Closing out 2025 with three back-to-back-to-back illnesses. Also, he is 99% in height and we're gonna need bigger shoes. #toddlerlife
Toddler: “Don’t touch that, it’s my castle”
Me: “It’s barely a pile of grated cheese”
“Noodles are for eating, not for draping” is not a sentence I thought I’d ever say.
@ben That is about my average, also living the #ToddlerLife 🤷♂️
Trying a new sleep tracker. Bottom line: I need more sleep. #toddlerlife
Trying a new sleep tracker. Bottom line: I need more sleep. #toddlerlife
In the last three months, I've watched the original Mary Poppins over 100 times. #toddlerlife I can easily attest that Emily Blunt's performance in the 2018 sequel is too dry and cold. Film critics should be forced to watch these two movies back to back & stone cold sober to see what I see.
That being said, I’ve just seen the state my toddler left it in after he helped make toast earlier…
Thrilling Toddler Adventure - we waved to the bus driver… and Reader, sit down for this…
HE WAVED BACK.
60 Incredible Fun Facts About Kids That Will Change How You See Them
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