There you go, suddenly your house is full of everything, for the baby of course... arrghhhh.

Joking, it is lovely plus you have an excuse for the mess.

Let's see...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/8211245.stm

and then...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/aug/23/gcse-science-tsar-standa...

...something is clearly wrong here and i wonder where my son will study.

I must say I did suffer a lot today for my friends at the party who didn't have children. I can't imagine nothing worse than 4 couples with various children from many different ages in a cool restaurant in Soho. Screams, runs, accidents, cries, games, food flying around, mess all over... probably the party from hell.

I did enjoy it, true, but it is quite hardcore.

It was great I overheard this conversation (not exactly, it is a bit embellished of course) at work and could not but make a tiny joke about it. Too good to miss.

I must say a baby has the ultimate power, no matter how you put it, you are going to bend backwards just to survive the ride.

It is great to see we love the baby so much that are willing to both, be strict and be way too loose some times... what a learning therapy on human interaction.

It is so difficult to find the right balance between the needs of the baby, the needs of your partner and the mess you have in front of you that sometimes we all loose the perspective.

The whole newborn adventure is quite a journey, specially trying to make him sleep in his cot.

Well yes, that is his hame and although many people still have a hard time with it the fact is that the more we use it the better it sounds... no, it is not a joke.

Those advocates of pro-environment should really have a baby and try their own medicine first, not that I am not trying to do the right thing but this is paper after all, with organic bits... true... but totally harmless.