Trips, hopefully it is just her age. It's a difficult time of life, not quite an adult and yet not still a child. Fingers crossed she grows out of it this year. I've no advice as clearly mine are still very young and my 14 year old niece drives my sister just as potty.
Bubby!! Poor, poor you. Hopefully this is the last of your run of bad luck. Id take dh's offer of a padded sumo suit up, just to be on the safe side though.
Mama - you're an absolute idiot. I'm not sorry for saying it. When you said you were expecting fee, I remember saying how much hard work James could be and dh had wanted more children even after the twins had arrived - he doesn't have half the problems you've said Apollo does. But he's come to realise that I was right to look at long term contraception options. My implant is due to come out this year and I'm currently talking to dh about me being sterilised. He's not keen but he understands why. Contraception is one of the first things they talk about when they discharge you from hospital and considering Fee was apparently an accident, I'd've thought you would have heeded advice.
Shabs speaks very wise words.
I've followed the tiny white coffin of friends 4 month old baby girl to her final resting place. I saw the strength her parents showed that day and It broke me. I cannot imagine how her parents still feel 5 years on. I think frequently of what their little girl would be doing now - would she be as into frozen as my kids, would she be tottering round in mummy's high heels and make up like Emily does?
They were not given the choice whether their darling daughter stayed or was taken.