I do agree; with these things there is no 'one size fits all'. However, for most kids these days, experiencing what I've outlined above, would do them good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe
Marco.
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I do agree; with these things there is no 'one size fits all'. However, for most kids these days, experiencing what I've outlined above, would do them good!Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe
Marco.
I was blessed with the best child in the world! Honest, she was no trouble her whole childhood. At 8:30 I’d say, “it’s bedtime”, and she’d say, “Ok”, and go to bed! You could check on her in ten minutes and she was asleep. Even as an infant she slept all through the night, in the morning you would find her in her crib awake, just playing with her toes or something, content. In her whole life, (she’s 30 now), I don’t recall ever raising my voice to her, or ever needing to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Russell
Nice to hear, Russell. You must be very proud :)
Based on what they've told me, I don't think my parents had much trouble with me either. But then kids have much more (in my view, unhealthy) distractions these days.
Marco.
Currently 289 viewing abstract chat, am I seeing things or is this normal?
Nothing is what it seems and nothing is normal!! :eek:
Could be right
Just looked in the mirror and I seem normal... ok I take your pointQuote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Trouble is, that was a reflection of your arse, not your face:eyebrows:;)
Marco.
Oh no, it looks perfectly normal. It's what comes out that has science baffled.
While I'm on the subject I feel an apology is in order.
Sorry Londoners, for the fatberg. :( That was all me (apart from the drugs, don't know how they got in there.)
It's all them curries mate. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony