we’ve just seen an advert for a new magazine, my child, that tells you all about what your child is doing at school. Only £31.99 a year!
Big’s response – why doesn’t the child tell them at the end of the day if they ask?
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5 responses to “Out of the mouths”
lol – I saw that and was fairly horrified at the thought that off trots your 5 year old and if you want even an inkling of what they will be up to you need to subscribe to the mag!
😀 at Big!
mind you, if I ask SB, she does usually shrug sneer and say playing and eating – its blood out of a stone mostly!
Its pretty depressing that a generic magasine will be able to tell you what every 5 year old knows and has done. We’ve going to have a country of piece meal, robotic morons soon.
Oh.. actually…
LOL, god, reading that was one of those “I’m so glad I took B out of school” moments.
good question. But most children dont. J really shocked a lot of her friend’s parents when she told them what had been going on 😉