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Hello everyone,


Like many third time mums I don't do anything with my 22mth old apart from drag her along to all her sibling's activities. She's starting to get bored and I am starting to feel guilty.


It's really difficult to do things at home as even storytime ends up being a battle as they fight for my attention and scramble over eachother to see which page I'm on.


She has a couple of medical conditions which mean that while she is fine she will become ill if she becomes fatigued or freezing cold (so energetic dance classes and swimming are out for now).


I wondered if anyone had any suggestions of activities that she could do long term (I would like her to have a hobby that she could keep doing aswell as the two of us enjoying it when she is young). Does anyone have any class suggestions (preferably ones that run on thursdays or fridays).


Thank you

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