Thank you! He’s been less of an annoyance today so that’ll do. X
December 18, 2025 at 2:09 AM
Thank you! He’s been less of an annoyance today so that’ll do. X
Oh no! I’m so so sorry. X
August 15, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Oh no! I’m so so sorry. X
I did think that but then I realised I like the sound of the balls being hit. 😁
July 12, 2025 at 3:44 PM
I did think that but then I realised I like the sound of the balls being hit. 😁
Hello! I’m doing ok thank you. Hope you are too. X
I don’t post on here much because I don’t have anything interesting to say but I like reading what everyone else is up to. 😊xx
I don’t post on here much because I don’t have anything interesting to say but I like reading what everyone else is up to. 😊xx
March 6, 2025 at 12:10 AM
Hello! I’m doing ok thank you. Hope you are too. X
I don’t post on here much because I don’t have anything interesting to say but I like reading what everyone else is up to. 😊xx
I don’t post on here much because I don’t have anything interesting to say but I like reading what everyone else is up to. 😊xx
Yes, playgroups can be like that. I love them! 😆 Children generally find their own way to negotiate spaces and other children, they’ll probably end up being best friends. The child sounds like she is overstimulated and possibly having trouble expressing herself, I’m sure (with help), she’ll settle.
February 27, 2025 at 11:35 PM
Yes, playgroups can be like that. I love them! 😆 Children generally find their own way to negotiate spaces and other children, they’ll probably end up being best friends. The child sounds like she is overstimulated and possibly having trouble expressing herself, I’m sure (with help), she’ll settle.
As you probably know I’m not a parent myself but have worked with young children for 20years. I find children’s development fascinating. 😊 Hope I’m coming across ok and am not too much! 😀xx
February 27, 2025 at 4:54 PM
As you probably know I’m not a parent myself but have worked with young children for 20years. I find children’s development fascinating. 😊 Hope I’m coming across ok and am not too much! 😀xx
I think that child needs her space. If you can, keep W at a certain distance from her (subtly) or if you can, play alongside them both. The child is obviously having some difficulties at the moment so you’ll be supporting both her and W whichever you choose. X
February 27, 2025 at 4:50 PM
I think that child needs her space. If you can, keep W at a certain distance from her (subtly) or if you can, play alongside them both. The child is obviously having some difficulties at the moment so you’ll be supporting both her and W whichever you choose. X
Sorry, I thought it was more of a targeted ramming into her. It kind of sounds accidental now (child developing her spatial awareness). Sounds like you did the right thing and it doesn’t sound like you did any ‘telling off’ which is what you were worried about. 😊xx
February 27, 2025 at 1:26 AM
Sorry, I thought it was more of a targeted ramming into her. It kind of sounds accidental now (child developing her spatial awareness). Sounds like you did the right thing and it doesn’t sound like you did any ‘telling off’ which is what you were worried about. 😊xx
I think the other child is wanting a reaction… maybe her way of trying to instigate an interaction, whether it becomes positive attention or not (testing boundaries). I would probably say something like “Oh dear. No thank you”. If you go down to their level (on your knees) it won’t be a telling off.
February 26, 2025 at 8:06 AM
I think the other child is wanting a reaction… maybe her way of trying to instigate an interaction, whether it becomes positive attention or not (testing boundaries). I would probably say something like “Oh dear. No thank you”. If you go down to their level (on your knees) it won’t be a telling off.
Give your attention to the ‘victim’ ( your daughter). The other toddler wants the attention so deny them it. If they do it again I would overdo the attention on Willow and maybe invite the child over to show them how sad Willow is… toddlers can’t empathise yet but it’ll be a part of their learning.
February 26, 2025 at 2:40 AM
Give your attention to the ‘victim’ ( your daughter). The other toddler wants the attention so deny them it. If they do it again I would overdo the attention on Willow and maybe invite the child over to show them how sad Willow is… toddlers can’t empathise yet but it’ll be a part of their learning.
I absolutely love him! He’s so cute.
February 17, 2025 at 1:04 AM
I absolutely love him! He’s so cute.
Hope all goes well xxx
January 17, 2025 at 12:29 AM
Hope all goes well xxx
Hello! I didn’t realise you were going through an illness. Hope you’re doing ok. X
January 17, 2025 at 12:18 AM
Hello! I didn’t realise you were going through an illness. Hope you’re doing ok. X
When he had his little bowl haircut… adorable!
January 16, 2025 at 1:33 AM
When he had his little bowl haircut… adorable!