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Anyone got any tips on looking after a (nearly) 2 year old 1 handed?

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Flossam · 27/09/2006 14:19

following my fall on monday and a 2nd visit to a and e it turns out i do actually have a broken hand. i now have an elbow to fingertip plaster cast on. i have thought maybe buying ready meals and paper plates to ease the pressure off dp a bit, and maybe putting ds to bed fully clothed . atm it looks like i'll have this on for 6 weeks (nasty fracture) so i could really use some clever tips to try and ease the pressure a bit. Am still pmsl about it all though!

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hunkermunker · 27/09/2006 14:22

Oh, no, Flossam! Poor you! Glad you can see the funny side - hope it heals in record speed.

As for one-handed looking after...er...make sure you have the tv remote in your good hand

BettySpaghetti · 27/09/2006 14:24

I have every sympathy for you as I had my arm in a sling for a few days when DS was about 20m. I found it really difficult though so still used that hand as much as I could.

Is DS at the stage where he wants to help Mummy? If not, you could be stuffed!

Take every labour saving, shortcut there is.

MrsApronstrings · 27/09/2006 14:24

it will take you ages to type your posts now. Are you left or right handed and which one is broken?

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Flossam · 27/09/2006 14:29

thank hunker and bs! ds isn't really that helpful it has to be said, although with a sore (but useable) hand over the past coupleof days i have discovered the joy of nappy changes in front of c beebies...

thankfully mas it is my left hand, know what you mean about the posts, please excuse typos and lack of capitals!

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Flossam · 27/09/2006 18:18

ds is bathed, dressed and with nappie on appropriately! now sitting down to dinner (all be it a hipp growing up meal not his usual type of food). perhaps this won't be quite as bad as i feared.

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CalifornifamousFanjo · 27/09/2006 18:25

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