Aw glad to hear about school Kelly, I hope this marks a change. Keep us posted I'm interested to hear how she does because I'm sure my dd could have a spell like this.
My DTs do the screeeeeeeaaaaaam and its hellish on top of dd saying "mum, can you.....".
As for clingyness, DT1 is no bother, DT2 is clingy, jealousy plays a part. I do like the Baroness does (curtsey, curtsey, bow head, back to the door), spend a little time being there playing letting him see that I'm still loving him and beyond that I let him be. When he's really clingy he goes in his highchair (since he won't leave my legs alone, and the legs aren't my best feature) and gets popped in front of the TV until he calms down then he's allowed out to play! Sorry, maybe I'm horrible but its the only way. Lucky girls that your babes like playpens, both of mine treated it as a prison cell (although it was a travel cot not a REAL playpen) and now its a glorified toy box). A lady I met on the school run who has DTs said her older one used to sit in it to get peace and safety to play!
BaronessMars (curtsey, curtsey, bow head, back to the door, would you like a ready salted Walkers Lite with your wine?) have you been given the title because of your outstanding contribution to parenthood or because you're feeling a bit puffy chested with YOUR body slickin, shiny, tidy, clean and organised desk?
Wednesday nights are always a challenge for me and DT1 is running a temp so it ain't gonna be a good one. Off to pour a glass of, read dd some Peter Pan and log on later with my frozen box curry (everybody say aw!).
Later girls. (Curtsey, curtsey, bow head, back to the door.)