Scootsie
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Couldn’t think of owt worse than doing it all over again and I’m only 37!
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Couldn’t think of owt worse than doing it all over again and I’m only 37!
Is it t grim though? Keeps you youngIm 48 n mine are 16,19,21.
Got a mate from nz went to his 50th last year n his were 2, 4 n 6. Grim that
mackem1989
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My eldestlad 16 middle lad 12 and youngest lad 7
The best things that have happened to me. Learning curve every day but I love it.
My mate (50) eldest is 32 another lad mid 20s then four grand bairns older than. His two youngest kids 2 and 3 months ish.
The best things that have happened to me. Learning curve every day but I love it.
I am glad I had mine younger to be fair but people are diffent like some like to waitIm 48 n mine are 16,19,21.
Got a mate from nz went to his 50th last year n his were 2, 4 n 6. Grim that
My mate (50) eldest is 32 another lad mid 20s then four grand bairns older than. His two youngest kids 2 and 3 months ish.
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Eric gates hair
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My two are 27 and 20.
Still stressed to death by them.
Still stressed to death by them.
mackem1989
Striker
I’ve had the snip like took them ages to agree it
I wouldn't change a thing
Had a lovely selfish existence up to my 40s . Became a Dad and started a different way of life
Nursery is great, you get a bit of normality back. They grow a lot there as well. That's quite old to be starting nursery so presumably they'll settle a lot quicker too, which is the main hurdle. Took ours a while to start enjoying it but once he got his confidence he never looked back. Literally. The little bugger just ignores me when I drop him off.
Junior Birdman
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My daughter is 19 years of age now. I can honestly say she's the best thing I've ever contributed to this world. She's a great young lady and I couldn't be prouder of her. And she's still not too cool to go to the cinema each week or so with her dad. We've done that since she was three years old and saw Toy Story 3.
Great getting them into nursery, you start getting a bit of routine back and some alone time
. Don't worry about them, after a week or so they'll be loving it and will have made friends. Our little one is 4 going on 14
. Hard work at times but lovely all the same
EL-SAFC-BA
Subs Bench
Best thing you will ever do for them. They thrive around their peers. Ours both started when they turned 1. 5 and 2 now.
Junior Birdman
Striker
They'll love it. Mine went to a one called Little Angels at about that age and she had a great time. Excellent preparation for when they actually start 'real' school.
Steesafc
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My little lass has been in nursery two days a week since she was 9 months. Its helped her confidence and independence loads but also her talking and stuff too. Best thing we did.
FanKhazric
Central Defender
I’ve got a one year old daughter and she means the absolute world to me. In her playroom today and she pointed at me smiling saying Dada then gave me a massive hug. It’s the absolute best.
indymackem
Goalkeeper
My two year old has just started randomly whacking and flipping her lid at me which is.... wild. All sweet and pure until about now! I assume they go through phases?
Hard week like, but she's still comfortably the best thing to happen to us.
Hard week like, but she's still comfortably the best thing to happen to us.
Lawrenceslongthrowin
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I was 37 and thought that was getting on, I’ve put her off saying I’m far too old now in in 40s
