General Chat

Joy, ignore the nasty remarks made the other night by certain judgemental people who should know better.

You're a credit to your family, and I wish I had the opportunity to look after my grandchildren as often as you do.

Merlin, it's not about Joy dithering, it's about some awful accusations made the other night.


PS, if stray wants to go out with friends so what, it's nobody else's business...she's a single mum, that's a lonely life for many. I used to look after my friend's kids so she could go out with friends every friday night, and her boyfriend had them on a saturday so we could go to bingo together.......it's not against benefit rules to go out. So stick it in yer pipes and smoke it coraline and draco...and butt out.

yes Ann his mums fine
he is so funny he think he minds us lol

and its going to be glue gun night

easter bunnys and easter chicks r us

I can't see what the problem is Joy, if he wants to stay and you enjoy having him I can't see the point of this thread. But that is nothing unusual I am probably missing something. Hope his Mum is OK by the way.

I am over the moon to mind him
he is a sweet adorable child

and a credit to his mum

merlin i only look after him if he decides he want to stay over
my daughter fits her social life around what he wishes

It depends on how you feel and how often she wants you to do it,if its too regular, tell her. but by asking the question,it seems you,re having second thoughts about agreeing to do it.**M**.

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I wouldnt like to be your girl if he wasnt with you or he didnt have his special nights with nanna and gramps....:}}}}}}}}}}

Joy, please do not change your mind. And yes, your daughter should be allowed to go out socialising with her friends.
Hope you all enjoy yourselves.
Go for it girl
Julia in Derbyshire

I should not be looking after my grandson tonight

while my daughter socialises with her friends

can you
PLEASE SAY NOW
WHILE I HAVE TIME TO CHANGE MY MIND