Tuesday, May 22, 2012

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Posted by dulwichmum on Tue 1 September 2009

It is almost time for the school holidays to draw to a close. I feel as though the poppets have watched every single DVD so many times. The darlings can watch too much TV you know (sigh)…

Line your progeny up in front of this one and watch their eyes sparkle (NOT).

There simply has to be a better way for the munchkins to spend their time (stomps foot and stares at au pair).

In an effort to get them out in the garden to enjoy what is left of their holiday, why not check out the new “just for kids” website from Fruit Shoot? It offers fun and free activities to keep darlings entertained and shows children demonstrating some impressive skills from hula hoop to skipping tricks, and skateboarding to football keepy-uppys. These are free to access and instructions are available to print in order to encourage the darlings to try the skills out for themselves.

Tiny Max and Freya will be busy with a pair of skipping ropes and a skate board in the garden tomorrow (smirk)!

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Comments: 5 Comments to Read

  • kitschen pink said,

    That is exactly how our boy would explain the film if asked – the therapist is hopeful that the damage, although permanent, will not prevent him forming limited trust bonds in future relationships…… xx

  • Daddy Papersurfer said,

    I’m always impressed that you can remember their names Mumsy ………

  • Dulwichmum said,

    Perfact Teena,

    The poor darling! That film always leaves me reaching for the gin…

    Daddy darling,

    How could you say such a thing? You know I have this swishy Chambers and Beau trinket with the names on to remind me!

  • Richard said,

    [Stamps foot at au pair] hahaha your blog is priceless, and has cult status at Exeter Uni as an example of the kind of Boden clad tosser noone want to grow up to become/marry. Keep up the good work!!!

  • dulwichmum said,

    Richard dear,

    Isn’t Exeter Uni a contradiction in terms? I thought it was a polytechnic…

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