Emilywalters_journal #12 Baby won’t nap so she makes flapjacks in her big birthing sack

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Why has she always got Ameila practically laying down?!
She's 9 months old! Let her sit up!
Laying her down in the trolley still, and in this.
My daughter at 9 months would be constantly trying to sit up if I lay her down like that 😂
 

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I don’t understand why you’d need to buy a new high chair at 9 months old? Amelia clearly can’t support herself yet it’s actually worrying to see. It also seems like Emily isn’t trying to help her learn, she just buys things to stop her. The swing of dreams had to go so now poor Amelia will be laid down in the high chair instead. She’s bleeping awful
 
I’ve honestly never met a child that doesn’t get on with a highchair and needs a new one like surely if your child can confidently support themselves they can sit in a highchair.

The only ones I’d say are a bit silly for babies Amelia’s age are the ones you get in public that are designed more for toddlers than babies (big square wooden ones) in this case I carry an ikea high chair cushion with me (keep it in the car boot and fire it below the pram when we go somewhere) then she can sit in one comfortably as she loves being up and out her pram looking around and she’s a month younger than Amelia!

Amelia had the ikea highchair before this new one which I think they’re absolutely fab for babies. My little girl can sit up so tall in one and easily able to feed herself in them doesn’t even need the cushion to feel comfy and supported in it if I forget it which happens 😂 I’d share a photo but even with my babies face covered I’d be scared inspector lard arse would identify me with all the time she has spare 😂
 
dexy98 said:
I’ve honestly never met a child that doesn’t get on with a highchair and needs a new one like surely if your child can confidently support themselves they can sit in a highchair.

The only ones I’d say are a bit silly for babies Amelia’s age are the ones you get in public that are designed more for toddlers than babies (big square wooden ones) in this case I carry an ikea high chair cushion with me (keep it in the car boot and fire it below the pram when we go somewhere) then she can sit in one comfortably as she loves being up and out her pram looking around and she’s a month younger than Amelia!

Amelia had the ikea highchair before this new one which I think they’re absolutely fab for babies. My little girl can sit up so tall in one and easily able to feed herself in them doesn’t even need the cushion to feel comfy and supported in it if I forget it which happens 😂 I’d share a photo but even with my babies face covered I’d be scared inspector lard arse would identify me with all the time she has spare 😂
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I've never known someone to not recommend the ikea high chair!
She's the only person I know to not get on with it 😂
 
dexy98 said:
We could do with some LLD and big tits Brenda drama haven’t had any goss in a while 😂
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Not a lot of drama I’m afraid, apparently LDD is extra quiet now at work and doesn’t involve himself in the chat when the staff room is talking, instead they always hear lard arse ringing him telling him they need milk and bread home and that she sounds like a right barrel of laughs! Also rumour has it that LDD was trying to get Emily a job at the ASDA he works at but she got denied
 
uglybettybetty said:
Not a lot of drama I’m afraid, apparently LDD is extra quiet now at work and doesn’t involve himself in the chat when the staff room is talking, instead they always hear lard arse ringing him telling him they need milk and bread home and that she sounds like a right barrel of laughs! Also rumour has it that LDD was trying to get Emily a job at the ASDA he works at but she got denied
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If Asda have any sense they won’t want that walrus flopping round the aisles pretending to work. She can barely lift a finger at home and for her kids what makes her think she’ll be able to do a manual labour job

If she really wanted to work she’d be able to find a job easy she was probably overjoyed when they denied her application 😂
 
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