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By *iz78 OP   Woman
over a year ago

wirral

my little boy starts school on monday and i have been totally fine about it..... well untill about 5 minutes ago when i have just had hhis future flash before my eyes.

it started with him thinking hes too big to be collected from the school gate and making me wait for him down the road and then followed with me saying he cant go out to play with his friends till he has done his homework. then it was closely followed by him not being in at his cerfew and then being grounded and having teenage strops.

i then moved on to giving him 'the talk' and him bringing his first gilfriend home and telling him yo not close his bedroom dorr if shes in his bedroom...then OMG hes leaving home.

well mums and dads its time to let our little ones branch out and become who they are supposed to be, but it does pull on the heart strings xx

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"my little boy starts school on monday and i have been totally fine about it..... well untill about 5 minutes ago when i have just had hhis future flash before my eyes.

it started with him thinking hes too big to be collected from the school gate and making me wait for him down the road and then followed with me saying he cant go out to play with his friends till he has done his homework. then it was closely followed by him not being in at his cerfew and then being grounded and having teenage strops.

i then moved on to giving him 'the talk' and him bringing his first gilfriend home and telling him yo not close his bedroom dorr if shes in his bedroom...then OMG hes leaving home.

well mums and dads its time to let our little ones branch out and become who they are supposed to be, but it does pull on the heart strings xx"

wait till your youngest grand daughter is starting school ??? my life is flashing by me !!!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

My youngest is off the uni in two weeks. My ex-husband and I have already registered to have counselling!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"my little boy starts school on monday and i have been totally fine about it..... well untill about 5 minutes ago when i have just had hhis future flash before my eyes.

it started with him thinking hes too big to be collected from the school gate and making me wait for him down the road and then followed with me saying he cant go out to play with his friends till he has done his homework. then it was closely followed by him not being in at his cerfew and then being grounded and having teenage strops.

i then moved on to giving him 'the talk' and him bringing his first gilfriend home and telling him yo not close his bedroom dorr if shes in his bedroom...then OMG hes leaving home.

well mums and dads its time to let our little ones branch out and become who they are supposed to be, but it does pull on the heart strings xx"

I wouldn't worry too much about it, if he's anything like our boys, you'll have him for another 20yrs at least.

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By *iz78 OP   Woman
over a year ago

wirral

well for the last 5 yrs i have been a stay at home mum...time to find a life now lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"my little boy starts school on monday and i have been totally fine about it..... well untill about 5 minutes ago when i have just had hhis future flash before my eyes.

it started with him thinking hes too big to be collected from the school gate and making me wait for him down the road and then followed with me saying he cant go out to play with his friends till he has done his homework. then it was closely followed by him not being in at his cerfew and then being grounded and having teenage strops.

i then moved on to giving him 'the talk' and him bringing his first gilfriend home and telling him yo not close his bedroom dorr if shes in his bedroom...then OMG hes leaving home.

well mums and dads its time to let our little ones branch out and become who they are supposed to be, but it does pull on the heart strings xx"

Bloody hell he'll be having sex next!!

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk

wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

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By *iz78 OP   Woman
over a year ago

wirral

you will have to drop bigger hints for him lol

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk

can we send him your way?

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet "

Increase his rent.

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

Increase his rent."

unfortunately 100% increase on sweet F A is still sweet F A!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

Increase his rent.

unfortunately 100% increase on sweet F A is still sweet F A!"

stop making his packed lunch ! he'll expect his wife to do it

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By *andKCouple
over a year ago

Norfolk


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

Increase his rent.

unfortunately 100% increase on sweet F A is still sweet F A!

stop making his packed lunch ! he'll expect his wife to do it "

I'll have a wrd with K about that lol

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

Increase his rent.

unfortunately 100% increase on sweet F A is still sweet F A!"

There's your problem. He's got the best digs imaginable - why should he move out?

Charging something (not neccessarily market rent) will get him into the habit of paying for a roof over his head and, if you really don't want the money, save it up for him in a term account and hand it back when he's just about got a deposit for that first rung on the ladder.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"my little boy starts school on monday and i have been totally fine about it..... well untill about 5 minutes ago when i have just had hhis future flash before my eyes.

it started with him thinking hes too big to be collected from the school gate and making me wait for him down the road and then followed with me saying he cant go out to play with his friends till he has done his homework. then it was closely followed by him not being in at his cerfew and then being grounded and having teenage strops.

i then moved on to giving him 'the talk' and him bringing his first gilfriend home and telling him yo not close his bedroom dorr if shes in his bedroom...then OMG hes leaving home.

well mums and dads its time to let our little ones branch out and become who they are supposed to be, but it does pull on the heart strings xx"

Its only a short while or so it seems before they leave home all together. Enjoy the early years with him as they are some of the best.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"wish our 'little boy' was leaving home unfortunately he's 27 and shows no sign of fledging yet

Increase his rent.

unfortunately 100% increase on sweet F A is still sweet F A!

There's your problem. He's got the best digs imaginable - why should he move out?

Charging something (not neccessarily market rent) will get him into the habit of paying for a roof over his head and, if you really don't want the money, save it up for him in a term account and hand it back when he's just about got a deposit for that first rung on the ladder."

i did that with my daughter saved alL her keep and she didnt know ..when she bought er first house i gave her the 2 grand back for the deposit....she s aid if id known you were saving it i would have given u more!!! i dont think so !!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Kids... dontcha just love what they do and hate what do to you. Wouldn't be without 'em, not for a second.

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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago

Here occasionally, but mostly somewhere else


"i did that with my daughter saved alL her keep and she didnt know ..when she bought er first house i gave her the 2 grand back for the deposit....she s aid if id known you were saving it i would have given u more!!! i dont think so !!"

My parents did that too...but they told me after about 2 years. I did increase it at that point, can't remember how much by, but it was a fair chunk.

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