Apr 6th, 2012, 15:36 PM
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What's your name? Emma How old are you? 29 Do you work or are you a SAHM? Work 25.5 hpw as a Lead Recruitment Advisor How many children do you have and how old are they? 1, Oliver who is 13 months Do you plan on having more children? Yes/maybe If so when and how many? 1, I would love to in the future but we have no plans at the moment, we are just enjoying being parents to Oliver Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? My Dad looks after him 3 days a week Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? His books or building blocks he also has abit of a thing for a cardboard roll from some wrapping paper at the moment What is the best thing about being a mummy? Everything, he is just so amazing I can't believe he is ours and can't imagine my life without him, it's like he has always been here  What is the worst thing about being a mummy? The lack of sleep especially now I'm back at work although he does sleep well some nights so I can't complain too much |
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Apr 6th, 2012, 16:54 PM
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What's your name? Lu How old are you? 32 Do you work or are you a SAHM (i know being a mummy is a full time job but you know what I mean!) I'm working in recruiting at the moment, 40 hours a week. I'm hoping to get back into a legal job asap though (I'm a solicitor) as the hours are much better! How many children do you have and how old are they? I have a little girl, Aisling, who is about to turn 3 Do you plan on having more children? Well I'm not living with Aisling's dad at the moment so I'm not really in a position to be making plans! If so when and how many? Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? Aisling is with a childminder for 55 hours a week (takes a while to commute to work) Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? She has a soft toy version of the mouse from the Gruffalo who she takes everywhere with her  What is the best thing about being a mummy? The feeling that no matter what happens, everything is worth it because she's here What is the worst thing about being a mummy? Whinging.... |
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Apr 6th, 2012, 17:04 PM
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Apr 7th, 2012, 01:16 AM
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Good thread!  xWhat's your name? Laura How old are you? 21 Do you work or are you a SAHM? I am a SAHM & love it! How many children do you have and how old are they? A little boy called Joshua who is 22 months on the 9th & he's expecting a little sister in july. Do you plan on having more children? Maybe If so when and how many? Maybe 1 more but I will never say I won't be having anymore.. Its a sad thought! Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? Nope! He is literally like my right arm, can't be without him! Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? He doesn't really have one but he loves cars, trains & balloons. What is the best thing about being a mummy? The way you feel when you look at your LO and get an overwhelming feeling of love. What is the worst thing about being a mummy? Discipline & trying not to smile when they do something naughty but funny!  xx
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Apr 7th, 2012, 03:31 AM
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What's your name? Carly How old are you? 22 Do you work or are you a SAHM? im a sahm How many children do you have and how old are they? just the one, Katie, 17 months Do you plan on having more children? hopefully If so when and how many? id like one more when katie's about 5... i need to convince OH though as he's adamant no more  Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? nope, she stays with me alll the time Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? she loves her kitchen and plastic food but doesnt really have a favourite What is the best thing about being a mummy?looking at my amazing, intelligent, beautiful daughter and knowing thats all down to me What is the worst thing about being a mummy? being just mummy, i have no other identity at the moment xx |
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Apr 7th, 2012, 05:41 AM
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What's your name? Clair How old are you? 32 Do you work or are you a SAHM I'm a SAHM How many children do you have and how old are they?I have 1 boy called Finn who is 17months. Do you plan on having more children? Yes If so when and how many? 1 more (when and if we can) Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? Nope because I stay at home Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? Not at the moment but he loves books What is the best thing about being a mummy? Lots of things really but if I had to choose just one thing I would say when he comes running up to me saying "Mumma" and wants a cuddle. What is the worst thing about being a mummy? The worry when Finn is poorly  |
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Apr 7th, 2012, 05:55 AM
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What's your name? Lorna How old are you? 27 Do you work or are you a SAHM (i know being a mummy is a full time job but you know what I mean!) I am a support worker working with learning difficulties How many children do you have and how old are they? One daughter called Emilie who is 2 Do you plan on having more children? Maybe in the future If so when and how many? 1 more Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? my mum looks after Emilie 3 days a week while both me & DH work she starts nursery in July Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? Anything that involves cars  What is the best thing about being a mummy? Watching her grow up & learn new things daily What is the worst thing about being a mummy? The tantrums  |
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Apr 7th, 2012, 07:41 AM
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What's your name? Elaine How old are you? 36 Do you work or are you a SAHM (i know being a mummy is a full time job but you know what I mean!) I am a healthcare worker 17.5 hours per week How many children do you have and how old are they? One daughter, Maia who is 1year, 1 month Do you plan on having more children? Yes, 1 more and we're currently TTC Does your lo go to nursery/childminders etc (if so how many days/ hours a week)? Maia is in nursery while I'm at work Does your lo(s) have a favourite toy? her teddy bear comforter. She won't go to bed with out it and with her limited vocabulary at the moment everything she likes is a 'bear' What is the best thing about being a mummy? Maia is my world and I love her more than I thought was even possible. I love everything about being a mummy except... What is the worst thing about being a mummy? ...illness. The worry it causes me when Maia is sick and hating to watch her suffer. Also as I don't have local family to support me it's hard when I'm sick myself as I can't just run off to bed anymore[/QUOTE] |
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Apr 7th, 2012, 15:16 PM
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Apr 7th, 2012, 15:41 PM
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