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    Posted: 15 April 2008 at 8:11am
Ok, this is very tongue in cheek so dont get upset

I am seriously wondering if any of the above things are in tom's formula this morning! he is DYNAMITE!!!! DH refers to him as a pinball on steroids and thats pretty accurate. He is here there and everywhere. and he's getting sneaky. We were trying to teach him NO last night and not to get to the TV set. The little b*gger then snuck behind me, over the pile of laundry and out into the kitchen to terrorise a cat.

OMG.....and he's not even walking yet!!! I swear they have snuck naughty things into his formula......why not stick sedatives.
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lolol.

Sounds like you have a fun-loving little man on your hands.

We have a sneaky little chooky here, you'd swear she was hyped up on something, but then, when she DOES have something like that, you know what hyper is. lol

Have fun - it's not all bad, they tend to be lots and lots of fun and mischeif. We often find ourselves having told her off, and have to walk away so she doesn't see us laughing at what she's doen cos it's usually just so silly/clever/micheivious.

GO! Thomas - for keeping mum on her toes. lol
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hahahaha sounds like you have a dyamo on your hands james and hemi are the same very seeky keeps ya on your toes
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I shouldnt be suprised. His fathers plunket book entry for 36 weeks was "up the chimney today"
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ROFL - he's not a chimney sweep now is he?
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Originally posted by mum2paris mum2paris wrote:

ROFL - he's not a chimney sweep now is he?


No...but I am now singing chim chiminey chim chim cheroo.

We had our chimney swept the other day and I wasnt home.....so disappointed as I would have been humming that the whole time they were there. I was expecting a little boy in street urchin clothes.
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haha...I know what you mean. Ella is constantly on the move and I swear she never sits still for longer than a minute. She can now crawl very fast and now that she is starting to walk, it is a mission getting her to stay in one place. If she is isn't crawling or walking, she is climbing over everything (yesterday she got a bit stuck climbing over her 'bike'). You would think that after all the energy she is using she would sleep better at night...but noooooo.  She has scared our poor cats so much with her squealing, that they are too afraid to come into the house during the day..and sneak back in at night after she has gone to bed.

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LOL oh great, see what i have to look forward to in a few months?

Sounds like his name should be 'Ricochet'
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LOL that's so cool though
Sam is currently running around my house squealing at the top of her lungs and waving her ducky. She has been doing this for the past 5 minutes and you would swear that I put pure sugar in her porridge this morning Now that she is walking she can also sneak up on the cat - needless to say they now live in a constant state of fear

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and now I feel like a mean mum! Tom was crawling full tit towards the cat food and I got in front of him and growled very loudly NO! His bottom lip dropped and he burst into tears. I felt terrible!
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ohh..poor Tom, he just wanted to see what it would taste like. The cat food/water was one of the first things that got moved once Ella started moving- in the laundry, behind the gate- as I could just imagine her eating their food

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Welcome to my world . I have 2 of those at my place.

I was a puree feeder, forward facing, cot sleeping, pram pushing kind of Mum... and my kids survived!
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PAris didn't learn to move, she bumshuffled, or just sat, but she'd wait till our cat walked past and she'd reach out and pull his tail really quick. The cat got to the point where he would attack her when she wasn't watching too - as in just run past and jump up and scratch her... i think that's where her fear of cats came from.
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