I actually think that my children’s flasks have a special rate of entropy that defies the laws of physics. I swear that if I go to clean them out a day too late time has secretly elapsed at such a clip that whatever was in there is now almost it’s own new species.
Re: US therapists - what about better help? The only reason I know them is they sponsor David Farrier’s flightless bird podcast - but could be helpful? Betterhelp.com 😊
A couple of weeks ago I cleaned the car seat for the first time after not even a year of use. OH. MY. GOD. How many more years do I have of cleaning this?? WHY so many holes and crevices and impossible areas to get clean of crumbs!! I'd love to say I will ban my child from eating in the care but that's just so impractical.
It’s the amount of mouldy and decaying food that you come across as a parent that gets me.
There’s not much I fear more than discovering a long–lost Tupperware pot at the bottom of one of my backpacks, and opening the lid to release the ungodly stench of rotting fruit that—of course—my daughter didn’t eat at the time.
I've been working on a collective list of "house tasks" like you mention. I'm glad to share it here and have anyone edit it!
Make a copy if you want your own checklist. There is also a growing list of app recommendations to track the work.
I got the spring jacket out the other day, put my hand in the pocket as you do. Found a rotting apple. I’ve sent the jacket to NASA as a case study.
I actually think that my children’s flasks have a special rate of entropy that defies the laws of physics. I swear that if I go to clean them out a day too late time has secretly elapsed at such a clip that whatever was in there is now almost it’s own new species.
Re: US therapists - what about better help? The only reason I know them is they sponsor David Farrier’s flightless bird podcast - but could be helpful? Betterhelp.com 😊
There’s a bottom to a child’s backpack?
A couple of weeks ago I cleaned the car seat for the first time after not even a year of use. OH. MY. GOD. How many more years do I have of cleaning this?? WHY so many holes and crevices and impossible areas to get clean of crumbs!! I'd love to say I will ban my child from eating in the care but that's just so impractical.
It’s the amount of mouldy and decaying food that you come across as a parent that gets me.
There’s not much I fear more than discovering a long–lost Tupperware pot at the bottom of one of my backpacks, and opening the lid to release the ungodly stench of rotting fruit that—of course—my daughter didn’t eat at the time.