Thanks AA, good to see ya!Only just seen this as i am not over here much these days.
Congratulations MrsEddieBetts and HBFHope is all going well for you and the family.
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How cute is my dude
BlueGum
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The reflection in his left eye looks like a CFC monogram
Looks like a deep thinker!
Thinking about boobs, no doubt
Who else has the elf on the shelf running around at night this December?
AceAndy
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Oi i was going to say that.
Heck no I’m never starting that!
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damn that's a worldly look for one so young..........
He’s the most alert newborn I’ve ever come across
SBYM
Fish, chips, cup o' tea, Mary @#? Poppins. London!
So little Fat Guts was at a wedding on Wednesday...will be 1 in a coupla weeks...cannot believe how fast it has gone...
Stahhhhp that is peak adorableness!
SBYM
Fish, chips, cup o' tea, Mary @#? Poppins. London!
Why thank you!!!
Your number two is not so bad himself, what a good looking little dude!!! I hope it's going well, although I'm sure the second first month
is a lot more chilled than the first first month given you know wtf you're doing!haha
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Hello fellow parents of baby blues.
What age did you/plan to start taking the kids to the footy.
Mine are 3 and 5 and I took them to their first match on Saturday.
Was really expecting it to be quite a battle and that they would lose interest quickly. However they stayed really engaged in the game and atmosphere of it well into the 4th qtr.
Think my 3 year old asked "who has the ball now" 7000 times during the game.
If I answered the lions he would reply "ohhh noo... not the lions"
But he's Walsh's biggest fan now. Been running around the house trying to be as fast as Walsh.
"Walshys so fast. Walshy must be so strong, because he can tackle all the lions"
Anyway it was alot easier and they were alot more engaged than I thought would be possible.
Anyone else taking their little ones? And how's parent life in general?
What age did you/plan to start taking the kids to the footy.
Mine are 3 and 5 and I took them to their first match on Saturday.
Was really expecting it to be quite a battle and that they would lose interest quickly. However they stayed really engaged in the game and atmosphere of it well into the 4th qtr.
Think my 3 year old asked "who has the ball now" 7000 times during the game.
If I answered the lions he would reply "ohhh noo... not the lions"
But he's Walsh's biggest fan now. Been running around the house trying to be as fast as Walsh.
"Walshys so fast. Walshy must be so strong, because he can tackle all the lions"
Anyway it was alot easier and they were alot more engaged than I thought would be possible.
Anyone else taking their little ones? And how's parent life in general?
We’re hoping to take Booger at the end of the season. He’ll be nearly four. I’ll get mum to babysit Bruiser.
overall parenting is hard. I’m tired. How bout you?
AceAndy
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The older kids get the less of a physical challenge they become, then they become a mental challenge.
