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How cute is this?
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14 November 2009, 10:31 AM
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14 November 2009, 04:33 PM
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So true
When they're your own they suddenly become the biggest priority you can imagine 10 fold. Reuben hardly ever cries, eats for England and is a happy smilie baby most of the time. 
What do you reckon Pimmo, your baby's the same age, hows it affected you?
14 November 2009, 06:23 PM
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I have my own - but still think the video poor, and the baby unremarkable vs the literally thousands of other equally banal offerings on Youtube. Don't ask a question you don't want to hear the answer to 
14 November 2009, 07:28 PM
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And for goodness sake, how can you say a baby is unremarkable?
14 November 2009, 07:35 PM
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So true When they're your own they suddenly become the biggest priority you can imagine 10 fold. Reuben hardly ever cries, eats for England and is a happy smilie baby most of the time.
What do you reckon Pimmo, your baby's the same age, hows it affected you?
So true
When they're your own they suddenly become the biggest priority you can imagine 10 fold. Reuben hardly ever cries, eats for England and is a happy smilie baby most of the time. What do you reckon Pimmo, your baby's the same age, hows it affected you?
16 November 2009, 09:36 AM
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It was never meant to be competitive nor will it be going on YBF. It was just something of mine I thought a few fellow scoobynetters may find a bit funny and perhaps brighten up their day but It would seem, it didn't do it for you. However, I personally, would never come on to this or any other forum for that matter and start criticising other people’s offerings. It does make me wonder what’s going on in the lives of people that feel the need to be quite so downbeat, negative and border on being hateful.
And for goodness sake, how can you say a baby is unremarkable?
And for goodness sake, how can you say a baby is unremarkable?
16 November 2009, 08:22 PM
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16 November 2009, 08:45 PM
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I had a video of my son that I used to watch and it would make me laugh until I cried. It was just him at about 14 months old dancing to some old rave tape we found.
Nobody else saw the funny side of it. I realized from that day that sometimes I think my son is fecking hilarious when others might just wonder on by, not giving a fudge.
Thats up to them I suppose, but it won't stop me telling the world on every possible occasion that my son is the cutest, funniest, smartest child on the earth, no matter what anyone else thinks. Stuff them!
And no doubt we all think the same way about our own children.
Pimmo, I can't believe that the little man is 6 months old! It only seems like a few weeks ago you were asking advice for breast pumps and burping!!
Nobody else saw the funny side of it. I realized from that day that sometimes I think my son is fecking hilarious when others might just wonder on by, not giving a fudge.
Thats up to them I suppose, but it won't stop me telling the world on every possible occasion that my son is the cutest, funniest, smartest child on the earth, no matter what anyone else thinks. Stuff them!
And no doubt we all think the same way about our own children.
Pimmo, I can't believe that the little man is 6 months old! It only seems like a few weeks ago you were asking advice for breast pumps and burping!!
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