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Ahh, the joys of raising boys!

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Chandra · 18/11/2006 12:07

Have just heard DS crying in the bathroom, opened the door to find him sobing and a good bite print in the toilet lid. Obviously he was on a hurry, didn't put it up properly and has it hit him on the head, and he was so annoyed that he has bit it in return!!! PMSL

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amynnixmum · 18/11/2006 12:11

PMSL

Chandra · 18/11/2006 14:56
Grin
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colditz · 18/11/2006 14:57

LOl LOL LOL

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bananaloaf · 18/11/2006 14:58

lol wonderful

Twiglett · 18/11/2006 14:59

LOL

roisin · 18/11/2006 15:02

ROFL

Miaou · 18/11/2006 15:08

lol Chandra!!!!

Saturn74 · 18/11/2006 15:08
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busybusymum · 18/11/2006 15:19

Aww, how old?

Chandra · 18/11/2006 16:04

He's 3

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MarsLady · 18/11/2006 16:22

PMSL!

Pinotmum · 18/11/2006 16:26

Ds (4 yo last month) has the toilet seat and lid fall back down and trap his willy a few weeks ago. He then yanked his willy out and caused a pretty horrible gash which needed a&e tratment. Wanted to show everyone in nursery the following Monday

Freckle · 18/11/2006 16:27

Erm, how did it hit him on the head? Was he putting his head down the loo??

Sheraz · 18/11/2006 16:27

Poor pinot baby

Chandra · 18/11/2006 17:01

It actually hit him just above the nose (will not tell DH about it until I'm sure DS is not growing a crocked nose! otherwise this will become the joke of the family ).

Ouch Pinotmum!, I have been telling DS to be careful with it thinking in his willy being trapped. I will have a word with him!

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Dusie · 24/11/2006 20:39

Same here - DS, aged 3, dropped toilet seat on willy, and blood on toilet, jammies etc. But not quite so keen to show everyone.............

Dusie · 24/11/2006 20:40

Same here - DS, aged 3, dropped toilet seat on willy, and blood on toilet, jammies etc. But not quite so keen to show everyone.............

Loganberry · 24/11/2006 21:38

Poor lads!
Can't say I've had this problem ...yet... with my ds's - currently mine just don't seem to see the baby gates and run into them at speed! We've a variety of amazing bruises this week from crashing into a half opened gate (they can't get it open fast enough to get through at the speed they want to be travelling at) stubbed toes from forgetting the gate has a bar to step over, bashed heads from tripping over bar and butting into toys or each other.....all keeping Mr Bump the chill-pack in service!

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