Hey readers,
1. Repetition of questions.
I know it is lovely when your little one speaks and has an
inquisitive mind showing that your little darling is into things.
But let's
face it there is only so many times you can answer the same question again and
again and again and again before you secretly fantasy about quietness just for
time to think without being smothered with the demand for answers!
2. Hearing my own voice.
What can I say my children as soon as
they learnt the skill of selective hearing they get smart and used it to their
advantage.
It is so dame annoying hearing your own voice and trying to stay
calm. For example, getting your children to school and encouraging them to get
dressed when they so can't be arsed so they chose to ignore you instead.
Not to
mention if you have more then one child and hearing you say time and time again
play nicely, stop jumping on your brother, for God sake just share the plastic
jelly baby pot.
It is a totally minded field for me to understand the social
rules of parenting and what to say or how much to say to other parents. What to
get your sons to friend from school etc.
My son has not even started
school yet and then it will even more social rules to deal with.
When having a baby you were entitled to watch several hours
of crap TV in peace with hot teas.
Now moving forward to the child age you may as well kiss goodbye to watching anything of your own during the day.
With our home now with two children and their noise and demands, you miss your programme anyway so you may as well just watch another God dame episode of Talking Tom.
Now moving forward to the child age you may as well kiss goodbye to watching anything of your own during the day.
With our home now with two children and their noise and demands, you miss your programme anyway so you may as well just watch another God dame episode of Talking Tom.
Songs that get stuck in your head - from the telly whether
that Mighty Mike or Fireman Sam theme tune you will be stuck with it going
round in your head all day long and find yourself humming along.
3. Getting under your feet.
I love my kids but at times they
can get so frustrating as they have this ability to get under your feet when
trying to do something.
Alternatively, my eldest loves to try and block you from entering a room just
for laugh. It doesn't matter whether your rushing around cleaning the flat to
make it look half decent for visits it is more fun to stop mummy, yeah right!
4. Lego pieces.
Lego pieces get everywhere and kill when standing on
them. They are so painful and so small that they really should come with
insurance.
5. Throwing food.
Why, why, why do children have to throw food about everywhere in places that
are imaginable and find months later vom!
6. Meltdowns.
I find it stressful in public to deal
with meltdowns. Yes, this is typical child behaviour but so hard to deal with especially when your child is tired.
There is
no rational stance with your child when they hit meltdown mode so it can be
really stressful to try to get them to calm down and then you need to calm down,
just a nightmare really.
With both my sons trying to get them to share the tablet,
drink felt tips, stickers you name it I guarantee there will be a squabble
between my boys.
It is so bloody hard work at times to constantly break up the
battles but luckily the good outweigh the bad or else I would be locked up in
the psychiatric ward.
What is your mummy pet hates? Love to hear your thoughts in the comment section down below.
Cheers for reading X
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