....I love her to bits, and I like her personality, her sense of humour, her permanent smile on her face, her positivity and I am very proud she is quite a clever curious little girl....but....
It is exhausting being around her...
She sleeps very little for her age (always has)...she does not stop till 10pm and up at 7am, in between she is constantly talking, she reads fluently already and asks million questions, she talk when she eats (meals take ages..) when she watch Tv when she bath when she brushes her teeth....before I sound like a cow...as I said I love her to bits and would not change her for the world but days like today...at a play date at the swimming pool while other kids exhausted around the table were barely breathing...she was non stop talking and as everyone was tired she was literally hardly catching her breath between words...she was funny but as 5 yo are also annoying, I felt ashamed of some other mum's eyes rolling...but was I supposed to do? I told her nicely to eat and chill out which she was slightly annoyed as she was not bothering anyone really and other kids were listening to her nicely....but I could have started to dig the ground when she came out with "you must not talk and eat as otherwise food will go down your trachea....and giggled..." ....damn LeapReader....
I am scared she will become a weirdo, maybe she is already one....not that I am bother by that as we are both...weirdos I guess...I am just worried she will start loosing friends....later as at the moment she is very popular, but honestly she can be exhausting.....could this be a phase, gosh this is a rant maybe, but if you have similar stories to share could help this very tired mummy (wine wine wine time for me)
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5yo DD talking non stop....
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Keepcalmanddrinktea · 22/07/2016 18:42
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