babybean my lo loves helping with the diapers too. He pushes the basket all over the playroom and throws the diapers around. Then I put them on his head and he giggles like crazy.
If I am to lazy to fold something or don't feel like getting good up to hang it up I will throw it back into the laundry dry basket. Hubby doesn't notice (he does the wash) and I have 1 less thing to fold and put away!
I guess my other confession is the only things I've ever sent a thank you for were our wedding gifts and one of our baby showers. That was only because H's family was involved in the gift giving.
Another birthday related confession. LO's birthday was two weeks ago, we're invited to a party for a little boy who came to our party. I actually looked up how much the present he brought for LO was. I felt horrible doing it but I had zero idea how much is normal to spend and was terrified I'd look cheap. I'm so glad I looked though because they spent way more than I would have guessed.
Post by periwinkledaydreams on Jul 15, 2016 21:11:45 GMT -5
Me neither sugarkissed. When I was a kid like maybe 8 years old until I left home, my parents had me call people to say thank you for cards and/or gifts. This is obvs my first rodeo with my own kid having a bday but Ive also never received a thank you note from giving a bday gift. I know my grandparents just appreciate notes in the mail in general, but I never would have thought of it if it weren't mentioned here.
I've never sent (or received) a thank you note for birthday gifts...
I don't think it's a thing here, or maybe I'm just really rude.
I'm trying to remember if you open presents during the party where you are. Here people don't, I think that's where the thank you cards come in. Because we didn't thank people in person. I also usually do it because a lot of gifts come in the mail from family,and that way they know we got it.
Late to the convo, but my laundry confession is that I don't do laundry nearly as often as I would like to because it is such a hassle. I have to go to the bank all the time to get $20 in quarters (you have to pay for more than that at a time unless you are a business) and they just don't last. I did four loads of laundry today, which came to $12. I still have to wash bedding and DH's clothes.
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