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We woke up too early today so while mr f is still home I am trying ti get baby down for a nap as usually twins bang on the door and holler


After 20 mins baby was 99% asleep when mr f opened the door and let twin 2 cine galloping in, shouting


Now I am back to square one


The whole day is going to go wrOng now, I can tell

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Twins have creche 10-12 but baby won't nap in buggy so really he has to down by ... Now!'at the latest


Holds breath

Think he is almost off... What's the betting twins do the foot banging shrieking thing in a mOment


Though come to think of it they are ominously quiet


I am suddenly nervous!!!!

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