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  • liltdiddylilt
    liltdiddylilt Posts: 4,118 Forumite
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    Lovely to hear from you Mr, and glad I managed to knock some sense in. You were worrying me. There are right ways and terribly unhealthy ways to do things. Both work, but it depends how you want to feel at the other end of it. I'd much rather have happy, healthy, slim, immune system building Levi in a few weeks time than the other skinny Levi in 2 weeks time... :)

    As for being neglectful... Oh aren't you a terrible father indeed *eyeroll*:rotfl:

    Jellytot eats her breakfast and her dinner at her little table, with the TV on. The pouffe is between her table and the TV unit now because otherwise she rams the table right up and has been known to sit on it to get closer to the screen. Due to her diet being so different to mine, and her bedtime being 10 minutes after I get home from work, she eats her dinner at different times to me. She too concentrates and eats better when her mind is engaged by something on cbeebies. Sitting and talking to her about her day results in her jumping up to act out and demonstrate various things, or just excitedly run to fetch things. Far better left alone to eat properly I have found!

    As for lunches; these are at nursery with the other kids at little tables, or we have picnics whilst out, or we have indoor picnics etc. I try to keep the TV time to a minimum then and then only. And usually these are the messiest times and I can only get away with it because 99% of the time it is sandwiches and snack bits like blueberries etc!

    Yay for work being better. I wish one of my bosses chilled out when the other wasn't there. They get worse :eek: but they do tend to also take the school holidays off together and so we have plenty of totally boss free time in the office which is much more relaxed!!

    Big hugs. And well done on losing those lbs. Now do it sensibly and eat your greens ;) xxx

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  • Bobarella
    Bobarella Posts: 10,824 Forumite
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    Hi Levi
    My son used to love Go Diego Go. I found it really sweet & funny. Baby Jaguar was my favourite :)
    My son eats dinner in front of the TV. He needs the downtime when we get home from school & I have to have an hour to get business admin done for the day after first doing next days packed lunch, unloading reading books, contact book, recorder, swimming kit you get the picture! My husband & I don't eat till 8 on a week day and there is no way a tired 6 year old should be downstairs then. So...I think it's about what works for your family situation. As you say, quality time is seperate. We have an almost 1 hour journey home from school as we cycle & he likes to walk and chat a bit then too. So I hear all the daily happenings then & after he's read his book to me at bedtime too. The whole sitting around a table thing doesn't work for many people these days I'd guess.

    You sound like you've had a great start to the week!

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  • elsien
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    Blinging up baby - one I tend to watch between my fingers, peeping out in horror. Then I get cross - the one the other week where the 4 year old got told off for playing in a children's playground in case her designer trainers got dirty. Priorities, people.
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  • Hi :hello:
    Glad to hear you're eating healthily now ;) and as for the TV.. You don't have to justify it, whatever works for you - although I was glad to see you do have quality time too :)
    And very very glad to see that you're in a happier place generally :heart: lots of love xx
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  • liltdiddylilt
    liltdiddylilt Posts: 4,118 Forumite
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    elsien wrote: »
    Blinging up baby - one I tend to watch between my fingers, peeping out in horror. Then I get cross - the one the other week where the 4 year old got told off for playing in a children's playground in case her designer trainers got dirty. Priorities, people.

    Today my daughter crawled on her hands and knees for half the length of the school drive, following and pretending to be an ant. She loved every second of it. Well worth the scuffed shoes which are Clarks and decidedly not designer, just quality. And my OCD mummy side just cleaned her hands and face with an antibacterial wipe afterwards and got on with it. I can't watch these programmes.. or the ones about pageants, and honey-booboo and whoever else. My worst nightmare.. :eek: x

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  • Levi-
    Levi- Posts: 1,235 Forumite
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    Blinging up Baby.. it is pretty awful.. if I had a daughter I'm sure she would be a complete tom boy.. hopefully anyway.. ;)
    .. people think I dress LL very stylish... but it is all him.. he has an eye for fashion and often tells me what to wear or says I can't wear THAT.. he always wants gel in his hair.. and tells me he has a beautiful face :rotfl: Did I tell you that LL made a girlfriend at Legoland? A little Bangladeshi girl who he was in the Duplo splash area with.... and bless them if they didn't meet in the gift shop later and LL wanted to buy her a present..:)
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  • Levi-
    Levi- Posts: 1,235 Forumite
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    Gotta admit though Lilt I am a Honey-boo-boo junkie too.. they are hilarious for all the wrong reasons.

    Forgot to also say, I am getting to a stage at work with one client which is "going legal" so that will be a lot of extra work and time for me and probably extra work for evenings and overtime which I can also use to help me not miss LL. I also thoroughly enjoy that side of my work... there is a little lawyer inside of me screaming to get out. ;)
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  • Westie983
    Westie983 Posts: 5,215 Forumite
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    Car crash Tv but cant turn over -

    can I put my pennys worth in about the TV my nieces (you have seen the photos) watch TV while watching TV, although we are having some issues with what atm, Ems is 2 today and wanted to watch Peppa, and Abigail 3 wanted to watch Cailou (sp) so we managed to alternate it with the magic of virgin plus, great catchup TV to trick the girls into a early bed...

    - When Night garden is finish its bedtime okay
    Okay -
    Turns on TV goes to catch up tv and sets it for 5 mins time,
    sits the girls on the sofa and its bedtime at whatever time I want....

    Im a great babysitter the girls were bathed and bed by 6:00 :-)

    What I'm saying is all children have TV time and I am being into enjoy watching Cailou (sp) although I do feel sorry for him he never gets the attention now he has a baby sister -
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  • Levi-
    Levi- Posts: 1,235 Forumite
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    edited 9 June 2015 at 11:00PM
    what is up with that weird kids tv show with colourful creature/shape things ? can't think of it's name.. but that one is TRIPPY.. LL likes it..
    along with the amazing world of gumball...
    my tv will wonder where he's gone! it will have an nice rest ;)

    oh yeah it's called Adventure Time. i mean honestly wth?
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  • greyfox
    greyfox Posts: 484 Forumite
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    Had to Google " Blinging up Baby" & "Honey BooBoo" (such a sheltered life!)

    Rather wish I hadn't now!!!
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