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Brighton Bhuna Boy
Early start for a change, football tournament in Littlehampton, grrrrrrr
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Sunday Morning Dads Club
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dadams2k11
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Having not set an alarm for at least 3 years, i cant believe the one morning i HAVE to be up the boy decides to stay asleep till 7.
MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Morning all. MBH Jr was up at 6. She's now playing with the loudest and gaudiest piece of plastic in the universe. It is singing songs about picnics and, quite frankly, doing my box.
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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GFH Jr has just woken up, I can hear little grumbles coming from his room as he builds up to really letting us know he's awake.
Still, slept until 7:30, win!
Still, slept until 7:30, win!
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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How're you feeling now good sir? Has the sleeping settled down?
Presumably you've now done a week back at work...finding it tough?
Mine are still asleep although both are teenagers, I should go and rudely awaken them as pay back lol
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
It's been a bit all over the place this week. Back at work, although I can work from home quite a lot which has made the transition easier.
Was really struggling yesterday after a couple of nights of 2.5 hours sleep, but last night she decided to have two unbroken sleeps of 2.5-3 hours, so feel pretty good today! I guess it's going to be a bit like that for a while.
Paul Reids Sock
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Mini Sock was up at 6.30. The wife was in a surprisingly good mood and has only just come back to the room to let me know I have half an hour until I need to leave to take him to cricket.
There are worse ways to spend a Sunday than sitting in the Berkshire sunshine with a load of Dads watching about 5/6 different youth cricket matches and discussing everything in life yet at the same time absolutely nothing
There are worse ways to spend a Sunday than sitting in the Berkshire sunshine with a load of Dads watching about 5/6 different youth cricket matches and discussing everything in life yet at the same time absolutely nothing
HP Seagull
Danny Cullip: Hero
- Sep 26, 2008
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We moved the little one into her own room this week, and into her massive new cot!
She slept really well in the first couple of nights. Last night was reasonable until about five, and then she stirred what seemed like every five minutes after that.
Her mum got her up about six and I managed to get another couple of hours - result!
She slept really well in the first couple of nights. Last night was reasonable until about five, and then she stirred what seemed like every five minutes after that.
Her mum got her up about six and I managed to get another couple of hours - result!
Indeed and for a further updated my 15 yo has just told me top fpiss off[emoji34]
HP Seagull
Danny Cullip: Hero
- Sep 26, 2008
- 1,801
Good luck!
You're in for an amazing experience. Little HP is almost five months, and I can safely say there's nothing quite like it!
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Well worth getting up for Minis team were U18 winners
Lower West Stander
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My 18 year old rocked up with 5 of his mates at lunchtime. They had just come back from the Mutiny Festival as they had run out of beer.
Downhill all the way when they get to 13
Gullflyinghigh
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- Apr 23, 2012
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After a lively night with Jr GFH that ended with him sleeping with us (13 months old), he's just woken up in an incredibly lively mood.
Currently roaring (or baby equivalent) at me for no discernible reason.
Currently roaring (or baby equivalent) at me for no discernible reason.
Congratulations! How's it going a week in?