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The Golden Arches
My wife and I very rarely eat fast food and subsequently our little one has not had any exposure to that kind of food either so you can imagine my surprise today when we happen to drive past the famous … Continue reading
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Potty training adventures part 3
We’ve had some mild successes over the past few days with our bubs toilet training. Our little one is showing great interest in her new friend the potty or as she calls it “pot pot”. Every night just before bath … Continue reading
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Dads’ Pocket
Our daughter has been teaching us all about pockets this week. She discovered them in her track top the other day and ever since she has been looking out for them everywhere. All of our pockets are now getting filled … Continue reading
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