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to think that a "chilled out" day at home doesn't just happen by itself...

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Naetha · 30/05/2011 12:30

But actully takes a lot of management, especially when you have a 3 year old and a 18 month old?

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worraliberty · 30/05/2011 12:35

It's hard to say really. Depends on your home set up I suppose.

Mollydollydoll · 30/05/2011 12:40

No it doesn't but DD is at her dads so I'm able to have a lazy bank holiday

smokinaces · 30/05/2011 12:42

god no. I have a 4 yo and a 3 yo. Lazy day to me has meant letting them help themselves to food like cereal bars, watching TV all morning, all the toys and puzzles and colouring pens out.

Whilst I laid in bed till 9am, and then sat on the sofa since!!

Very lazy day here. Yes, means more mess for me to pick up later tonight, but its worth it!!

mercibucket · 30/05/2011 12:45

sorry but it doesn't mean lots of work - it means chilling out and not bothering about work for the day - watch telly, cook biscuits, play games, get the playdough out or whatever
it might take lots of work cleaning up the day after though Smile

Newbabynewmum · 30/05/2011 12:47

I agree with you :) same in my house!

EricNorthmansMistress · 30/05/2011 12:54

What kind of management???

Naetha · 30/05/2011 13:11

THat's what I mean - you can't just leave the kids to their own devices and expect them to be happy with it - you have to have some kind of activity - colouring, cooking, jig-saws etc. The kids actually need input, you can't just expect them to play with eachother and their toys exclusively.

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