http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog The epic adventures of the mum and the wrigglebot. Wed, 07 Jan 2009 07:41:57 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Sometimes I have 'Aah, look at them days.' Days when you have to keep stopping what you are doing to gaze at your children, when they have those moments of absolute cuteness that make you reach for the camera or more likely nudge Husband and say, 'Aah, look at them.' Sometimes ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2009/aah-look-at-them-days/ I always looked forward to Wrigglebot talking thinking that we would be able to have in-depth conversations on the nature of the world. It didn't quite work that way. I have discovered that language at its most basic is just a way to get what you want more easily. ' ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2009/mum-mum-mum-mum-mum/ Interesting isn’t it how once upon a time routine made life so mundane. I used to wake to an alarm, shower, dress, eat breakfast, organise lunch, travel to work, take my breaks, travel home, make dinner... all the while looking forward to the weekend or holidays where schedules were non-existent. Now, ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2009/routine-think-you%e2%80%99ve-got-it-don%e2%80%99t-be-so-sure/ This year from my family (meaning Husband) I demanded unadulterated Christmas cheer. I like Christmas, I like taking time to celebrate Jesus' birth, I like carols, I like spending time with family and I like presents, both giving and receiving. Sometimes Husband gets all cynical and carries on about our ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/my-christmas/ 6. The Power of the Sixth Sense Babies like to continually remind their parents that they are the most, if not only important thing their time should be occupied with. They do this by using their special sixth sense to monitor your activities while they're napping, and respond by waking up ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/the-magical-powers-of-babies-continued/ Ahhh Christmas time...a time to give, a time to be merry, a time to be thankful for everything we have…and a time for the Battle of the Grannys? Remember that competitive edge I spoke of in my last post? Well, I have since discovered it extends beyond the mother to ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/battle-of-the-grannys/ Being a first time mother I have taken to reading any material I can get my hands on relating to babies. I hear this reading obsession subsides as baby number two arrives and a mother with baby number three asks, “what is personal enjoyment reading again?” So, I figure I ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/let-the-games-begin/ I have come to realise that as cool as I am and as much time as I spend with the kids, I will never be Dad. Dad has a special something, a cool that only he can achieve. Husband clearly knows this and thrives on the adoration he sees in ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/to-be-like-dad/ Hi there, my name is Amy and I am now the exhausted but proud mother of Milla Reese who is 10 weeks young. As a first time mother I have certainly got a lot to learn and just when I think I have life under control, my little darling decides ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/oh-the-dreaded-singing/ My name is Julie and I am pleased to be a new contributor to Mr Wrigglebot. I would like to say I will be witty, articulate and entertaining in talking about my life with my 7-week-old son Archer, however, there is one problem with this: my brain is mush. ... http://mrwrigglebot.com/blog/2008/the-magical-powers-of-babies/