Fruit and veg.

Poppy has enjoyed her food today, toast and jam for breakfast then for lunch quiche, cucumber, cherry tomatoes and ham followed by fromage frais. She managed two biscuits this afternoon and has now gone home with Mummy and Daddy so I hope she eats her tea! Em tells me it is shepherds pie tonight. Poppy certainly likes her fruit and veg which is great, these days kids can eat some rubbish so it is nice that she likes things which are good for her!

The lounge looks like a tip, in the centre is the ball pool, though most of the balls are all over the carpet! Emma did try to put them back into the bag before she took Poppy home but Poppy kept getting them out again! It was easier to leave them for Grandad to clear up! She has her farm out, bargain £2.50 from the charity shop, then her baby walker and her toy ride on car are abandoned in the middle of the room, various other toys are dotted about. At least she enjoyed herself!

Anne came round for a coffee this morning which was nice, good to have some adult company, there is only so much baby talk you can do! Poppy was tired after Annes visit but would not give in and go to sleep, she thought she was missing something! She eventually dropped off to sleep at 11.20 and slept for over 2 hours! Jill came round to help at 11.30 but ofcourse Pops was fast asleep and she had to leave just before she woke up so she missed Poppy altogether today!! Ofcourse that meant that Poppy missed out on her walk out in her pushchair as Jill often takes her out for a breath of fresh air for me as I cannot walk far enough to make the outing worthwhile! Grandad would have taken her out this afternoon but not long after he came home her Mummy turned up as she had a pd day (personal development) and as she had to borrow our car this morning she thought she had best get back early just in case we wanted to go out anywhere. Lee said the wheel was making a funny noise last night when he got home from the gym but it was too dark to look, turned out to be a bolt thrown up from the road, but you never know, better safe than sorry.