Are you ready to have children

[Marijn]

http://www.blakjak.demon.co.uk/strbago.htm

[NOX]

Oh now that is so fecking true...;-)

[dickythecook]

Absolutely Brill!!

[sherrardk]

OMG, this has just summed up my life in 11 points.

[maggiebee]

Wonderful, passing on to son who has a 4 year old terror!

[askyourgran]

OMG I can still remember making Easter bonnets and costumes for the Christmas play etc., my heart used to sink every year.

[sherrardk]

AYG - I've got a bonnet and an egg to do by Wednesday (it'll be worse next year when thing 1 and 2 start school).

[askyourgran]

You have my heartfelt sympathy sherrard. x

[zebo]

Number 8, getting ready to go out sounds like my OH, he has never, ever, got into the car and gone. He has to check the cooker, the back door and the house door three times. We get half way and he's "not sure the french windows are locked", so we go back to check, yes they are of course. We were about to have lunch at the daughter's house, 15 miles away, when he worried if I'd unplugged the iron, so he went home to check, of course I'd not, I knew that, isn't that why God invented thermostats?

[Marijn]

I'm glad you all liked it. It's been a long time since my children were small, but I can remember all those feelings like it was yesterday :-)

[dundurn]

Hey, it's even more true second time around. We had our three kids around 30 years ago. Now we're reliving all those fun times with our grand-daughter. It's even more fun when you add in Alzheimer's and arthritis!!

[starone]

I really laughed at this - it is so reminiscent and so true.

[Marijn]

I've had toy sheep in the video player, and Postman Pat and Mrs Goggins in my boots :-)

[Davethedog]

I think they missed one - Move everything in your house to a height of three feet. Brilliant and so true. Loved the goats in a supermarket.

[Marijn]

Yes, Dave you're right. Even when you put everything out of reach they still manage to eat pieces of chalk and stuff. My baby niece mistook a rabbit poo for a raisin, and ate it :-(