Lol at you 2!
Oooggs - sorry you're having such a difficult time atm. I do have to agree with everyone that it sounds perfectly normal behaviour. Its a new, daunting situation for him and tbh am quite surprised at teachers thinking they have enough information to have a parent's evening and pass comment on the children so soon into the school year iyswim. Try not to orry too much about it I expect its just him settling in and trying to deal with the new situation.
Lol at all the 'nothing' talk! Maia mostly did nothing at school when she started, sometimes she did something but never seemed able to remember what it was! Nathan on the other hand amazed by coming home and not only had he done something at school but he remembered and would tell me about it every day Although as the school year went on it changed from 'played with the cars/did painting' etc to 'X pushed me at over playtime/Y wouldn't let me play with him/a boy in class Z bumped into me'
GMM I replied to you on facebook but don't know if you got it as laptop went funny when I sent it and I had to close IE and start again. But Thank you very very much, you are fab! Glad C seems a bit better now, must have been very scary for you, and him, poor little thing Have to say cotton buds are not something I would have had on my list of Things To Keep Out Of Reach Of DC so I may have to rethink. Mind you if you removed everything dc can hurt themselves on there'd be nothing left!! Or not with my dc anyway!
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D's willy is looking much better now, still red and sore but not as much as before and not nearly as swollen. SPB - I believe cellulitis is a bacterial infection, can be from bacteria normally present on skin getting in through scratch type thing or other bacteria. Or something like that He does always reach straight for his willy to twiddle with when I take his nappy off and his fingernails do need cutting so it is possible he had scratched it slightly. When his nappy is on he twiddles with his belly button instead!
D has also become very attached to a knitted cardigan thing I bought him from tesco the other day, wants to take it everywhere with him and cries and screams when I take it away!! Very strange child!!
Oh keep meaning to ask what size clothes your babys (I refuse to call them toddlers yet!) are wearing? I know its going to vary wildly and even differs from shop to shop but I'm just curious. D is still pretty much in 9-12. I am buying him mostly 12-18 now but it pretty much all swamps him and some things I really can't get away with it and have to buy 9-12. Its not just length but he seems quite a petite build really so waists often too big and some things are just massive all over on him!
Oh and I got the job!!! And I have managed to find a childminder who can have all 3 of my dc, even in school hols! Can't quite believe it, thought I was going to end up with D being somewhere different to M and N so very happy. Meeting her on Monday to make sure I and dc like her and will hopefully be able to arrange some settling in sessions for D next week and then start work ther week after I expect. They ant me asap so waiting on me and childcare. And I'm working for Clarks at their HQ so will get a discount on shoes for N and D's massive fat feet!!!