OK I win, I trump you all as the worst parent

[2shoes]

saw dd at school earlier(she was respite last night) and she wasn't wearing her own clothes.
so I just rang respite to find out why....
cos I didn't send any in and they couldn't wash yeasterdays as I tell them not to wash herclothes(they use horrid bold and I hate the smell)
so I win

oh dear

I sent ds to creche with no shoes (was running v late and couldn't find them) This was after taking dd to see the Wiggles - and er forgetting to put her wheelchair in the boot (this was in the panic swearfest that was the realisation dh had left her hearing aid at conductive and the dash to get that before concert)

parp parp

you win
I just found the clothes in her bag.....
so of course I rang them and told them

One of the 'riding for the disabled' mums I see each week carefully put her disabled lad into the car after his ride on Tuesday, packed up all their stuff, waved fond goodbyes to everyone and left.

Returned a few minutes later to collect her beautiful NT 3 year old, who was calmly going about his business in the stables kitchen.

I did wonder about the wisdom of her plan to take them both to the beach on Friday.

(Don't tell social services this one)

When ds was a few months old I left Tesco's with him in his carseat, put it on top of th car while I put the shopping in, got in myself and prepared to drive off with him still on top. Don't think he's ever forgiven me.

omg
(lol)

i blame the sleep deprivation...