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Well ok then.. my latest addition this time is not a 4 wheeled type.. more of the two legged type

In the form of a little boy. He arrived tuesday morning 7.56am aftercan emergency c section as he had us all panicking because he had fallen asleep inside. They should only sleep inside for a max 40 mins and it was getting on for 2 hours so the decision was made.

So . Here he is our little man


Carwyn Aedan Huw

Congratulations Paul, pleased to hear Carwyns arrived.

Congratulations Paul & Sarah.
That should keep you on your toes for a while.

Congratulations to all of you. I take it you will be getting him a spanner set for Christmas?

Congratulations to all three of you!

hello little man ...

Welcome to 'juniorxm' Paul. Trust both he and missus xm are both doing well. As for you ... well, your xm'ing days are over [emoji3]

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Congratulations Paul - and the others involved I trust you have the full service kit for him.

Peter

Peter.N. wrote:Congratulations Paul - and the others involved I trust you have the full service kit for him.

Peter

He'll have one 'at the back of the shed' [emoji6]

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Welcome Carwyn and congratulations to you and Sarah

I looked for the double chevrons birthmark on his forehead but it seems to have faded

You'll have to build him an XM pedal car now

Seriously, well done all of you

When my Mum was carrying my twin brothers she wanted to give them as good a start to life as she could, so she did some research. She found out something that initially startled her, but when she though about it she found it made sense. What she discovered was this;

By the time a child is five years old they will have learned half the fundamental skills in life.

That seems strange at first (considering how much we learn in our lifetimes), but consider this. By the time they are five a child has learned a huge amount (hand/eye co-ordination, communication, toilet trained, can dress themselves, and so on). What Mum then did was to do what she could to help them get a better start. Babies will always copy their parents first, and others who they have regular contact with. She and my Step Father spent a lot of time with them, making sure to have new things to keep them interested and learning. By the time they were 5 they could both swim, ride a horse, speak a foreign language, and so on. The most important thing was to make sure everything they did was fun. Learning through play does work, so that was the way to go.

Congratulations on your new arrival. I expect he leaks a lot less than an XM

Best wishes to all 3 of you..

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