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EDF-er Elliott popped round to look at breast pumps... knew lunchtime not really most peaceful time in our house (tired children) but it was a convenient time


True to form twin II took all her clothes off and baby chewed a piece off my breast pump while my attention was elsewhere


lol


Is this normal when people have visitors and take their eyes off their children for a moment or is it just mine?


make me feel better please!

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I have a friend who has been to my flat twice. Everytime she is here, my toddler gies feral and throws all his toys onto the floor and pulls off every single DVD we own onto the floor. She's a nany and has a sense of humour so I imagine it doesn't leave her horrified but I always think "why are my kids so insane?!" said insane child child is now sitting nicely in a chair with a slice of apple and beaker of water, watching Fantasia. Not a peep.

Hmph.

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