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At what age does a bath stop being a fun daytime activity?

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FlameBatfink · 03/09/2007 15:30

DD is sat in a bath full of toys, bubbles and food colouring, I am sat in peace!

She's 4... is she gonna grow out of it soon???

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Cappuccino · 03/09/2007 15:31

I haven't and I am 37

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FlameBatfink · 03/09/2007 15:32

do you have "special" toys and a lack of food colouring though...

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Crocky · 03/09/2007 15:33

DS is 7, can't see him growing out of it any time soon.

Fireflyfairy2 · 03/09/2007 15:38

When is she for school Flame??

Ds was away with my sister the other day & dd couldn't wait to get a bath all to herself!! Well, herself & a dozen dolls!

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FlameBatfink · 03/09/2007 15:40

Friday morning

She is desperate to start and I keep having to remind her that it will just be mornings, and the first day is a Friday!

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Fireflyfairy2 · 03/09/2007 15:41

Ahh the wee pet!

Does she have a uniform?

DD was back today....yayayayayayyyyyyyyyyyyyy!!

Gudgeon · 03/09/2007 15:42

I did a lot of my A-level revision in the bath.

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FlameBatfink · 03/09/2007 15:51

Hurrah - Liking a non-growable outable activity.

She has uniform... I need to carry on labelling tonight come to think of it

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lizziemun · 03/09/2007 16:15

Probaly about 11 or 12 when teenage don't like water .

Then at about 14/15 when she finds boys when you will be moaning that you can not get her out of the bathroom.

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FlameBatfink · 03/09/2007 16:32
Grin
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HuwEdwards · 03/09/2007 16:35

depends on who's in there with you

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