Good advice for you gt. I will admit that I saw your post earlier and I could only think of unhelpful things to say which was why I didn't. You are quite right that losing your cool (understandably) will lesson your argument - you know what it's like at school when the kids get the giggles at the ranty teacher. The mindfulness app sounds great.
Glad you are getting off to bed early vq. Fingers crossed you stay that way.
Fantastic news yw! Sounds like it has been a great decision.
The weather here has been absolutely beautiful so we had another trip to the safari park after our trip yesterday was washed out. P is another fan of ninos and was transfixed by the guinea pigs of all things. The afternoon was a combination of p watching baby jake on the upstairs telly while I hoovered and lots and lots of dancing and singing and running around.
Thank you all for your thoughts previously on p dropping milk. She has had no milk at all now for several days and seems perfectly happy. I offered her it in a normal cup which she tried then screwed her face up and handed it back. She eats plenty of cheese and yogurt and other calcium type things so it is fine - just very sudden. Bedtime has been unaffected other than requiring a rendition of twinkle twinkle which she made me blub by singing along to last night.
What I have noticed with the lack of milk is that her food intake has gone through the roof! Post nap she ate two pots of strawberries, two satsumas and an Ella's kitchen smoothie. While waiting for me to cook dinner she ate several raw mushrooms and a packet of raisins. For her dinner she had a grown up portion of oven chips (we had to sacrifice some of ours!) and a sizeable chunk of omelette with salad followed by another satsuma, half a banana and a small fromage frais. Of course now I am worried I am over feeding her!