James in Brum

We have thoroughly enjoyed and benefitted from slings. Stretchy sling for first few months, then a MaiTai then. Tula and finally a toddler Tula.

Oh and the more you put in the more you get out. In the first few months I got up every wake up and did nappy before my wife fed the midsized they see me as someone who meets their needs even though I have to go out to work.

Congratulations to you. The tiredness thing is real. Mine are 3 and 5 and I have not slept through more than one night on the trot for over five years. The thing about the tiredness is the impact on relationships. Things that might not have mattered too much really do when you are tired. Try to always give each other the benefit of the doubt. There are steps where it gets easier, 6 weeks is the first, it will change, it will not always be hard in the way it currently is. Sounds like you have the rewards already happening, it’s not only hard. Don’t be afraid to ask questions anonymously on Mumsnet. But do filter the responses. I found reading around attachment helpful. Reusable nappies are not as difficult as they seem if you have a tumble dryer. Enjoy watching what you like on the telly whilst they don’t get it. I really enjoyed watching Pulp fiction with my daughter when she was about 12 months old when I realised she was starting to watch the tv so my last chance. CBeebies since then. It’s okay tI it hard and not to.

I was looking at those. Think I might get one for my birthday in A few months You think it’s a good bit of kit?

Which kid do you have dude?

I think there are adequate rules in place but insufficient enforcers and monitors to monitor and enforce.

Have you tried Chinese motorcycle parts online (CMPO) ?

I had my visor open most the way home today, only the bigger speed roads did I shut it because it was so mild!

Ace

Do I need to do a posh laminate or can I just write my number on a piece of paper?

That is not an accurate image of you!

Has to be [mention]fastbob[/mention] for my vote. Not only was he patient with the anti-battery demigogue by t he helped me get my bike back on the road after my accident and is always available with sound advice. I know others offer good advice too.

Has to be [mention]fastbob[/mention] for my vote. Not only was he patient with the anti-battery demigogue by t he helped me get my bike back on the road after my accident and is always available with sound advice. I know others offer good advice too.

He is .01 miles an hour away I think.

Roads were beautifully dry this morning but back to greasy this afternoon. Fun riding today though

I had a ‘sighting’ lesson with my instructor and we discussed what I would need. In my day a three day DAS course and I passed both elements first time.

My lexmoto 125 has an elusive neutral. Are you sure you are not going 1, 2, 3 &4 rather than 1 N 2 3

Giving the bike a rest at the weekend after I travelled about 500miles on her last week

It's possible that on my commute tot work in Coventry from Colchester this morning that I may have ridden along the M45 at a pace not previously experienced by me away from commercial air travel.

The m45

Motorway travel. I’m 100 miles into my journey this morning and the car would have been a nicer choice. I only feel like this about long motorway travel.

No idea someone clever will be along. Welcome to the biking world

Good luck Moonraker. Sleep now

I’m out now. Just paused at Cambridge services just another 65 miles to go. Season’s seasonings.

It just isn’t worth the risk of getting caught and at the same time being on a machine capable of probably 150mph is astonishing.