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101 Things Mums Do Or Say Each Day

By Therealsupermum @TheRealSupermum
101 Things Mums Do Or Say Each Day101 Things Mums Do Or Say Each Day
  • Wake up feeling you have never slept
  • get stressed out when the kids wont sleep
  • nappy changes
  • wash the clothes
  • dry wet clothes
  • iron
  • washing up
  • the hoovering
  • mop floors
  • make bottles
  • make juice
  • potty training
  • cleaning up sick
  • picking up toys
  • cleaning up food off the floor
  • mopping up spills
  • bath the kids
  • do the food shopping
  • worry about the household budget
  • stand and cook meals to freeze
  • drink cold cups of tea
  • dress the kids
  • kiss away bumps and scraped knees
  • Do the school runs
  • Say “No”
  • Cook the family meals
  • Be the taxi service for your older kids
  • Sterilise items
  • Catch up with the mums on Emmas Group
  • Watch the same cartoons
  • Find you repeat everything you say
  • Watch Cbeebies
  • Sing nursery rhymes
  • Count as you fasten buttons etc.
  • Read children’s books
  • Put the kids to bed
  • Discipline the kids
  • Ask for advice
  • Give advice
  • Kiss little heads
  • Laugh
  • Smile
  • Want to cry
  • Want to scream
  • Want to sleep
  • Smell the bum area
  • Enjoy snuggle time
  • Feel fearful
  • Question your ability as a mum
  • Blow raspberries on tummies
  • Become stressed
  • Attend doctor and appointments
  • Be ignored
  • Use the phone to make appointments or arrange things
  • Wipe hands
  • Wipe faces
  • Watch children sleeping
  • Manage the bills
  • Feed and care for pets
  • Worry
  • Try to remember what you have forgot
  • Acting like a fool but not caring
  • Having food/sick in your hair
  • Wake up to check on baby
  • Struggle not to sing the kids songs when your alone
  • Stand on a toy
  • Panic
  • Check hair on older kids for hair lice
  • Help older kids do homework
  • Wipe snotty noses
  • Never go to the toilet alone
  • Pretend to eat play food
  • Break up fights
  • Play games
  • Teach colours/shapes
  • Visit family
  • Go to the park
  • Attend play group
  • Try to scrub crayon off the wall
  • Talk in baby language
  • Forget to brush hair
  • Pretend a spoon is an aeroplane
  • Taste baby food
  • Share any food/treat you have
  • Moan
  • Ring hubby to say you can’t cope
  • Put kids to bed
  • stand in something squishy and dont even think ‘what was that
  • Say IVE ONLY GOT ONE PAIR OF HANDS
  • Say “Get down”
  • Say “Sit down”
  • Say “In a minute”
  • Shout
  • Ask “What have you got in your mouth”
  • Hunt for the lost sock/shoe
  • Hunt for dummies
  • Realise your still watching a kids programme an hour after they are asleep
  • Wonder if the washer eats socks due to the odd ones
  • Pick food out of hair/brush crumbs off
  • Try to teach new things each day
  • Argue with hubby due to tiredness

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