to hope that I do a better job at childreering than many of the parent's I see around?

[carlysreducingtummy]

I know my chubsters only 5months (and 3 days lol), but after a few months of observing the behaviour of older kids, I just hope that my boy will grow up to be better behaved than alot of kids I see around. Some boys today in the park, well I won't go in to it but, I would of been horrified if my one grew up to be as disrectful as that?
Am I wrong in thinking its time for a change and that all new mummies should take a pledge to bring up polite and caring kids as a kickback to this rude genneration that we have before us at the mo?

Are you also hoping your DC will grow up being able to spell ?

well, it doesnt cost anything to hope...

bear in mind though, your precious prince will be associating with those children, and their behaviour may just rub off on him...

Is this your first child?

Yes. YABU to write an op like that.

Yes hun u r rite lol

lols.Yeah spellings not my strong point. but that shouldn't distract from what I'm saying.

Mind that wedgie that you will get from your judgy pants

Just 'Mummies'?

For the record I've been over the park a lot and seen what are normally polite and very well mannered children, acting like little shits among their friends.

Then it's home again to their parents like butter wouldn't melt Lol.

Children are lovely until they go to school and mix with everyone elses little horrors

I don't know. I don't know any chubsters or any mummies, I just know children and mothers. We all think hope that our children will be extremely well behaved before we have them. Then reality sets in. Remember that or you might be in for an unpleasant surprise.

Presumably you won't be worrying about his literacy skills?

Paaa ha ha ha ha ha! Nice one op. < wanders off chortling>

Yes, he's my first child. Does that make a diff?

"Chubster" WTAF???

5 months and 3 days? Good luck with that.

What were the children saying?

Yes, he's my first child. Does that make a diff?

Oh yes... < nods wisely >

(lays bets on this thread reaching 100 by 10pm)

Come back when your chubster is 15 and tell us how you did!
Many a child-rearing plan has gone amiss once the child in question begins to make their own choices.

Yes it does, Carly. It means that as things stand, you know relatively bugger-all about parenting.
Come back when he's had his first tantrum and we'll discuss it then.

x-post fallenCaryatid!

May I suggest that there is another site that loves things like chubster mummies and giving your DCs exact age, down to the last second?

You may have ended up here by mistake.

They are also a bit less critical of blatant spelling errors, and do not seem to mind if the op is quite hard to read.

I would like to see the 'new mummies pledge' before I can make a final decision.

Very good OP. Very good indeed. This should take off nicely. I don't believe a word of your OP because I simply refuse to believe that anyone, anyone at all, speaks like you do.

Chubster? Mummies?

what did the kids in the park do?

I call my toddler Chubbster (in private)