Just wondering as I feel a lot of what I read here are from younger only children, late teens/early twenties maybe and I think that’s a different view point on being an only child by the time you’re in your 30s to 40s. It would also be really interesting to hear from those older too.
What’s everyone doing on family holidays?
We’re at an all inclusive in Spain at the minute; myself, partner and 4 year old daughter.
The hotel is great for the kids and she’s fine at this age mostly, though is already a bit bored with just us two.
I’m an only child myself and these all inclusive pool holidays were what we did (and I was bored, not that that’s the worst thing in the world at all)
Any other types of holidays you could recommend where she’d not be as bored? Especially as she gets older. I was thinking some city breaks but again cost is a factor.
We’re in England and don’t have a huge budget. Also I’m totally vetoing skiing because it looks awful
Any suggestions would be wonderful.
Hi all!
I’m wanting to up my gameplay a bit but can’t decide what to do with Brandi?
She’s just had her 4th baby after a fling with Don Lothario. I gave her romance as her secondary aspiration. Dustin is now off at college and Beau is a teenager, David (the preset pregnancy) is a child and she has baby Carter with Don as the baby daddy.
So, any suggestions what to do next with her?
I’ve a four year old daughter and am just a bit unsure if I should be concerned or if this is normal?
She’s got two friends at nursery but one that she likes to play with especially. But my daughter can be pretty intense with this friendship.
She has also said these two girls often aren’t nice to her, nothing physical or awful but like leaving her out or not wanting to play certain games, a few unkind comments or running away from her.
We’ve tried encouraging her to play with other kids and practicing scripts for when they don’t want to play but she’s not taking these onboard
What else should we do? If anything? I’ve asked nursery but they says they’ve not noticed anything.
Any advice/experiences would be great to hear
For context she can be quite an intense kid, we do have meltdowns still if she doesn’t get her own way at home but at nursery she sounds like different child and they said they play lovely together (my daughter goes two days a week)
I’ve recently become a pcs rep, done my training and am due to take on cases soon.
I was wondering, in general, what have people found good/helpful about their rep and also not so good?
General approach, knowledge, whatever really.
Any advice welcome! 😊