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We go out pretty much every day. If we stay at home all day Caleb turns the lounge into a gym and spends all day climbing and jumping off things. I find it easier to let him burn off some energy then go home for a quiet afternoon.
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we are out every day... After spending the first week in hosp I made the most of it the 2nd week by going out a lot, it helps that dd is a breeze (touch wood!). when the 3rd week I was back in hosp for another week I was going nuts!


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I go out every second day, we are about half an hour away from town so try not to go every day to save petrol/$$. Although when he was younger i used to go for drives everyday to get some peace
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We are only at home the entire day maybe once a week. I start to feel very 'flat' if it is any more than that - especially when DS had chicken pox and it was raining really heavily outside that week so couldn't even go for a walk

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Not often enough!
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every day. at least once. not cos of the kids. mack could play with blocks or watch the cars outside his windows 12 hours a day if i let him but i get really bored. i just cant sit still though. if my house is clean and my uni work is up to date ill head out


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Originally posted by tictacjunkie tictacjunkie wrote:

Lol re- "military precision". I reckon us mothers could teach the nzdf a lot. DH (ex-army) used to refer to it as the "hurry-up-&-wait" system.


LOL DP (ex-army) said same thing!

We actually stay at home alot. Jake has preschool atleast once a morning during the term and fulltime as of August (thats 5 mornings) coz he loves being social but hes also really happy to stay at home and play by himself which is good. Ty isnt very social and needs a routine so we come straight home after dropping Jake off.
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