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    Default 2yr old mindee makes me laugh

    My 2 yr old once again spilt water onto the highchair. (want him out of it but yet to buy a booster seat)
    I cleaned it up then pretended i was upset with having to clean it.
    He hugged me and started telling me to calm down, while rubbing my arm.


    He is so sweet, think he has covered a part of the eyfs though.

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    Awwww, how sweet. Mine laughs at me if I pretend to cry! Lol. She has just learnt to say my name though which is lovely! Was nearly in tears the first time I heard her say it! LOL.

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    Default Re: 2yr old mindee makes me laugh

    Quote Originally Posted by aimiev1704 View Post
    She has just learnt to say my name though which is lovely! Was nearly in tears the first time I heard her say it! LOL.
    I was the same when this little one said my name for the first time. It is so cute.

 

 

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