I’ve written a lot recently about my children’s development and how they’re getting older. Toddler Adams is, well, just that; a toddler who is out of nappies, can run, jump and knows the basics of using an iPhone. As for her sister, she’s a fully-fledged school girl; literate, numerate and only around 30cms shorter than
A few days ago I took Toddler Adams out with her scooter. She’s surprisingly good at using it and we had several races. It goes without saying she won all of them.
You know when you read a blog post that inspires you? This happened to me the other day. It was this one about baby carriers written by Dave who writes the Dadventurer blog. It got me thinking about how grown up my kids are now. It’s a slightly uncomfortable truth in many respects, but Helen,
Toddler Adams has reached a significant milestone. As her third birthday draws ever closer, we crossed the Rubicon and removed the sides to her cot. Yes, she now sleeps in a “big girl’s bed”. Okay, we could have done it when she was a bit younger. We chose not to because of a mistake we
Toddler Adams has reached a major milestone; we’re potty training her and trying to coax her out of nappies. I’m not going to tell you it’s been entirely straightforward, but thus far it’s been easier than when we potty trained her older sister. To be honest, that comment is possibly a little unfair. I suspect
