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it's terrible isn't it, what you hafta go through? do you think you'll have any more? I don't know. I might. but they told me to wait about three to four years. aye after a caesarean. 'cause they only like you to have three don't they? yes you see whenever I was in having him I asked how many you know. I asked the cons...
I wonder is that the same for a normal delivery? does your womb actually get weaker? it must. but you see when I was pregnant with him I had real pressure down at my scar. I felt ready to burst the last couple of months. and I was always afraid of it bursting. I know you get yourself into such a state don't you? and of...
that's the worst. I mean I always say to people... I always think the labor and the delivery and everything is the easy bit in a way. it's the first year. it's the first four years [laughing]. I know. I useta sit and say before he was born " I can't wait 'til this baby's born." you just want each stage over at a time ...
it was six o'clock before he went. and by the end of it I was screaming. ach I know it's no joke. and I says to Stuart " you get up there and sit with him until he goes." leave your biscuit here. you started it Tanya. I know. no joy. no way! I'll be doing this wait 'til you see. phone me at dinnertime and I'll still b...
no! what about him? what about him. [cries]. oh what's that noise? Gung gung. Gung gung that's his name. Gung gung Scott. Gung gung Scott. do you call him that? Denver! Gung gung. what's your teddy called then? Gung gung. that's a super name. does he have a middle name? Derek Moore. Derek Moore. who's Derek? my dad. an...
and we were through the magazines and all. and we were calling out all these names and all. and I kept going Denver Thomas no! I was going through everything. because you know the way you can register them in the hospital. that's right. it saves it if you can get them done. it's funny the way you go through wee fads of...
you knew anyhow. so I got most of them in before I had him. in a wee minute. and then just doing bits and pieces. now I've still a couple to get. and I'll just leave these two behind to the last. I know. and we're going to get him a taperecorder. you know one of them wee tape recorders with the tapes. aye that's good h...
mhm. maybe not at the moment. see now he's ruining his clothes. that's right when they get to that stage. I want Sticklebricks. you want your crisps? yeah. well that's up to mummie. now your poor mummie's going and getting you them. your mummie's going to throw me out. but all his clothes... he's at the stage now where...
does she call in and out with you? she only lives across the road. but the only time I see her. oh does she only live across the road? aye she just lives over there. she didn't go last week or the week before. 'cause she's no kids. so I must go over and tell her. I see she's looking after different ones this time isn't...
is it Louise? Louise. aye I remember meeting her once. so she's due next year sometime. but Diane doesn't know whether she's getting the baby this time or what. get off that David. she's pottie training Scott as well so she is. oh dear. here's me " it must be great to leave your kids with somebody." " and they pottie ...
and she's a wee girl called Sally. but as I say she hasn't been very often. but I go up to see her. where does she live? Newtown but she's moving house in two weeks. and she's just had... her baby's five weeks. that's the last thing she needs then [laughing]. she has a baby like him too that cries all day long. so she ...
and that was it. well at least. you don't get much of a chance. you don't get much of a chance to do anything for goodness sake. she's lucky that she has you that you can do this. now a couple of days last week... well I don't like coming up all the time as if she said " I'm never rid of her but." I come up last week....
so are you keeping okay yourself? aye I was in hospital in February. and this was a second check up. and they want me back for another one. it's a bladder thing I had done. it was sort of like a xxx so they tell you. [cries]. I have an ulcer or at least a suspected ulcer. and I'm telling you you wouldn't needta be in r...
and I didn't know what I was going for. so they'd a big big play area where he was in his element. that's the sort of thing they need isn't it? although he organized it all one of the nurses come in and says " who took down the Lego house." he had it stripped [laughing]. but isn't that what occupies them. but I went i...
'cause I couldn't have went. I know. but as I say for checkups and that you just go to Whiteabbey. that's very good. which is handy. but Antrim's a beautiful hospital, very easy going. and very homely on it. oops! whoops! isn't that what they sort of intended that Antrim would take the Newtownabbey area. they are very ...
and it was like walking into a museum. I know it's antiquated. and the stuff was all peeling off the wall. and the curtains were hanging off and all. and I was walking through the ward. and I was telling her " you go in where the ambulance goes in." " and you get the lift up to the second floor right?" mhm. you go alo...
and my brother in law was standing. and he was saying xxx. isn't that terrible? and then you're meant to go in and try to relax in those surroundings. whereas you go into the likes of there and it's so bright. the Mater is like that in the new building. but the old building's bad. [INV discusses state of hospital build...
can I turn this down a wee bit? have you got the right one there? you haven't you know. there's it up there. [cries]. alright alright alright! now come on over and sit beside me. I've got sore legs today! where's your two, at school then? one's at school. and one's at her childminder's round the corner. what's that? ho...
what are these? carrots. carrots yeah. grapes. xxx grapes. and where's the mouse now? where is he? in xxx in xxx. is he hiding? yeah. where's he hiding? is he hiding underneath my hand? yeah. there he is. he's been eating all that cheese hasn't he? let's have some cheese. O [makes eating sound]. more. we'll have a look...
yeah. and did you throw out bread into the garden? and what did the birds do? hm. did the birds come down and eat them? yeah. she lives off the Donaghadee Road. and all the birds come down and xxx. oh lovely! and xxx and you can take them out. and they all come right over to you. Tanya said he near had a fit when a car...
what is it? a baby mouse. it's not a mouse! it might be a mouse granny. what is it? a mouse. a mouse! a baby mouse. there's a funny nose and some more elephant's feet. and a hat! a hat! it's too small for you isn't it? no a man. I'm not very good at building things. no? no I'm not very good. I don't have very good idea...
these eyes? yeah. xxx eyes. have you got a nose for him? get me a nose. where's his nose? there. there's a nose. those are eyes. where's his nose? eye. wait 'til we see. are we making an elephant one? what's that? that's right. you put that on there. there? no his nose wouldn't be there. you hafta put his nose undernea...
[laughs]. what about giving him a hat now? will we give him a hat? yeah. or we'll make another one with different eyes. those are funny eyes aren't they? funny eyes. I think it's a bottle you need wee man. I don't know whether he was fed or not. he was crying that hard I xxx a bottle. another bit. I think Santa might h...
more hands! more hands. whoops what keeps happening? I keep what? what's happening to those hands? they fall [laughing]. they fall down don't they? Cathy 's not very good at keeping them on sure she's not? no! she's a sillybilly! yeah. don't you call me a sillybilly. [laughs]. whoops it's away again [laughing]. [laughs...
hand. that's a mouth isn't it? yeah. we'll give him a wee mouth a big silly mouth. look he's got a big smily mouth hasn't he? yeah. that's a big smily one. whoops broke off. it broke off oh dear dear! I'm not very good at these am I? no! will we change his hat? yeah. right take that one off. take his hat off. and his m...
yeah. oh tractors are great fun aren't they? a brick. thank you are you going to give me another one? the shops are absolutely full of Christmas stuff so they are. are they? I haven't been round the town in ages. [INV discusses recently being unwell.] let's see if we can make something with these elephant feet. we went...
will we give him some eyes? yeah. some eyes give him some eyes. good boy! some big funny ears some big elephant's ears. he seems to have settled a wee bit now. no more more! [laughs]. now there's a proper elephant! what's an elephant got? a big long nose isn't it? that's his trunk. an elephant's nose is called it's tru...
what are these? win the book it's all about? tractors. tractors yes. it's all about diggers and dumpers. it's xxx. look at that. what's that? a digger. a big digger. yeah that's a bulldozer. what's that? that says Bulldozer. what's that? that's the letters for Bulldozer. what's that? that's the bulldozer. it flattens t...
where does he sit on this one? there. where do you think he sits? he doesn't sit there. he sits up there in the cab doesn't he? and he drives the bulldozer. I wonder what's on the next page. yeah. what's that one? that's a big excavator isn't it? that's a big excavator a j c b. it digs big holes. and it has big sharp.....
dumper truck. and it carries all the stones. there's the excavator putting it into the tipper truck. there's more. yeah. a big one. that's a big digger isn't it? and look it has a bucket at the front and a bucket at the back as well. yeah. like Arthur's. yeah that's right. somebody hears voices now. hello Denver! we'll...
mhm. a dumper truck. that is a dumper truck. that's right. that's exactly what it is. a dumper truck. that's a dumper truck. no that one's not a dumper truck. that's a tunneller. that goes through the big tunnel and scoops up all the mud. yeah. and look at that one. that's the big giant dumper. it's huge. look at the s...
this is my very favorite story. and I'm going to read it to you. and you can tell me all about it. do you like teddy bears? yeah. have you got a teddy bear? yeah. has it got a name? what's his name? bear. bear? yeah. is he just called bear? well we've got one in our house. and he's called Special Ted. and he goes every...
would you like to be there? I would. I'd love to be sitting at that window sill looking out at the sea. look at all the lovely things isn't it lovely? so that's teddy. and teddy loves to be beside the seaside. look at him. what's he doing there? what's he doing? just lying in the sun isn't he? yeah. what are all these ...
do you think he's the captain? yeah? see the boys and girls playing in the sun? what's that? that's a crab. a crab. a crab yeah. one evening the children forgot all about wee teddy. where is he? can you see him? yeah. look look at this page. where is he? good boy! you found him well done! look at him sitting in the boa...
do they live in one of those houses? teddy watches the tide getting higher and higher. xxx a bear. mhm. what's going to happen to teddy? is he going to get washed out to sea? look! yeah. what happens next? the sea! he's floating on the water isn't he? he grew heavier and heavier and heavier until he sank down to the bo...
what's that? that's the old ship. that's a ship wreck. he fall down xxx the sea. that's right. he's fallen down under the sea. good boy! wait 'til you see the rest of this one. and there's the seals. and teddy's swimming around. and he gets caught in the net bump! he gets caught in the net with all the fish. and look w...
and he's all dry now. he's sitting in the sun. and he's looking at all the things going on. there's a boat. good boy. yes look at all those ones too! what's that? that's another fishing boat. yeah. they're nice aren't they? they're nice pictures. and look what's that? a cup of tea. a cup of tea! and what's that? a bick...
higher and higher the seagull flew all over the town away from all the boats and away from all the fields. and there's that lighthouse we saw. I wonder where he's going to end up. what happened? what did he do? he crashed. that's right. he fell down the cliff right on top of a huge wave, a big wave. and poor teddy's ba...
that there. that there? yeah. which one? that there. you pick it. that there. which one? there. now you'll hafta tell me the story of this one. you'll hafta tell me what's going on. what's that? who's that? have you seen this the Snowman on the television? yeah. you can see this on the television. it's a lovely story. ...
did his ear fall off? yeah. ach dear! ach dear! where Gung gung go? [referring to Denver] where's Gung gung? where granny go? in here. mummie's at the door. I'm only opening the door. is mummie back? mummie back. it wouldn't take you to go very far. she phoned me this morning " me shoes on me coming to your house." is...
how are you Tanya? alright. out doing all your bits and pieces? Stuart leaves me a list. " go the bank, do this, do that." your hair's lovely. did you get it cut? aye I'm just after getting it cut. it's lovely. who do you go to? I usually go to Hair Traffic. but I just went into Northcott today. you're looking very bro...
mhm. is that not helping? have you tried the gripe water and all? gripe water, Gaviscon, Infacol, all three at once [laughing]. I know. I think if they're like that not very much helps. you went away up the Shankill Road to go to a chemist. there's this colic bottle somebody makes up the Shankill. and I got two big bot...
I wasn't there last week. [INV explains her absence from Toddler's club.] the first thing he did when I came in with this was. he's been doing that for this past. [laughs]. didn't we have good fun this morning? yeah. yeah we did didn't we? yeah. and mummie this boy loves Sticklebricks. he is coming down with blooming D...
= = = childes/CHILDES_UK/Belfast/David/030002.cha = = = [David '] he must be really good. he is. he's into everything. our Kyle has opened up a shop in Carrick. so he has called Sketchin' or something. gosh that's really good. [television in background] it's just them isn't it really? oh you're dynamite wee man aren't ...
I know. and I was a bit late. but there's your present and your card. ach goodness. say thank you David. thank you. what age were you? I got my birthday now. Is that right? yep. my birthday all over. I know but sure. what's in here? well David. what did you do yesterday? there's a book in there. that's for you. for you...
I'd love to see him when he's about eighteen months or two. he's going to be dynamite. I'll get my own back on you. that's your daughter teaching him bad tricks. [laughs]. ah dear. well David. what. what happened yesterday? I don't know. did you tell Cathy about your party on Sunday? what did you do at your party? did ...
there wasn't many of them. why did you go to Carrick? we couldn't get the Valley booked. is that right? what's the one in Carrick like? it's okay. now you're not allowed to bring your own food. so you hafta pay by head up in the restaurant. it worked out probably as dear as if you hadta buy your own food. [sings]. but ...
she's a bit. she hasn't come out of herself. Postman Pat. ach has she not. she doesn't speak. does she cry? oh she cried this morning. and she cried. Sandra had just said to leave her. just ignore her and she'll come round. he doesn't xxx. the more you try to go over. the more she gets annoyed. what age is she? I think...
I know. and you never believed me. I said he's a really good child. you never had any problems. apart from him not sleeping. that's true. can I have that piece a minute? you never had any bother with him. I didn't. do you remember I said to you one day. I said. does he never lose his temper with you? and you said no. a...
my next door neighbor. couldn't believe it was him. three doors down heard him. so when he does it he does it in style. I just lift him. and put him up to his room, just put him there. it takes you to do something like that. but Cathy he kicked the door and put a hole in the door. he was throwing things and stamping. a...
oh he is. see them two. David would shout at him to be quiet. and stop throwing a tantrum. and he squeals even harder. here. and it's harder. do you not think it's harder? but when you got the second one like that then. I know. I need that bit. I had. Adam was the worst. you know he was. he never slept. and he useta th...
you know? see him. I'm sick of him. and you can see that tv and hi-fi like hands. licks it kisses it. I know. that's awful hard that. now I must admit. both of mine were like that. both of them were fiddlers. this is my torture. but you see that into the cupboards and everything. I can't make xxx different cards. have ...
Mum can we watch the Jungle Book? in a wee minute. are you not going to tell Cathy about your party? and all. I've told her already. come here 'til I see you. go on over. I didn't hear about it. all I heard was that you had a party. tell Cathy what you got for your birthday. tell me. what did you get for your birthday?...
a football. and what else? what do you wear in bed at night? I don't know. you do know. jammies. did you get Man United jammies? yes. brilliant. did you tell James that you got Man United jammies? James. do you like Man United too? do you? no? do you like football? yep. do you? that's good. and he got a Man United. and...
I'm afraid. and who else? who does goalie? I don't know. you do know. no I don't. you do know. no I don't. you do know. I don't. you do. I don't. what Backham did you say? no. Schmeichel. yes he does goals. who? Schmeicel. Schmeichel. Schmeichel. where's he from? Schmeichel. well he has blonde hair. well he must be fro...
come on. and tell me about your party. oh! did you tell Cathy what you went on. for the first time in your life. the big bouncy castle. he. he was afraid you know! at Denver's. and we eventually got him on! and he had a ball. can I watch the Jungle Book now? in a wee minute. that's good. and you got a Man United footba...
and a Mickey mouse tracksuit. aw brilliant. stop spitting. and what did your Auntie Linda buy you? nothin'. I'm going to tell your Auntie Linda. Auntie Linda bought you books. did she? and clothes. you're just a lucky thing. and Uncle Peter bought you? nothin'. Man United pajamas. go and show Cathy what Uncle Andrew bo...
what does he say David? what does he say? who's that? is that Robocop? is it? what's that? it's a power ranger. aye. it looks like a power ranger. it has red spiked feet. and big guns! look at these. yeah. and when you switch him on. what does he do? he shoots. he shoots. people. shoots people! why? he can shoot and sh...
you bring it out every now and again. I'm going to put this up here. good boy. that's it. so. Uncle Andrew bought you that didn't he? gosh! you got lots of things didn't you? oh you got cars. and he got a cowboy and Indian thing. with all the wee. you wanna see it. it's lovely too. wee Indians wee cowboys. and the wigw...
let's go to my house. you wanna go to your house? my indians and my horses. so David. are you going to school next week? yeah. or the week after. is it? two weeks. yes. are you going to nursery? I'm three. you're three now. imagine. I can't believe it. 'cause it just seems like yesterday. from you were two. I'm three t...
have you? don't you tell lies. what's it about? can you tell me the story? [vocalises]. David. do you know the story of the Jungle Book? what's it about? are those my keys? what have you got that for? I brought them to play but... can I watch Postman Pat eh eh. Jungle Book. that's Trevor. he just gives us parts. that's...
and play down there. wait'll we see those wee bits. or those wee bits I'll get lost. won't they? then we'll make Postman Pat. yeah. when you come next time you will still have them. I'll still have them will? when you come the next time. if you like. can I bring them back? now. let's make it up. here's all the pieces. ...
he useta get so frustrated you know? Denver. here. torture come 'ere. well wait'll we see. what do we need first? Postman Pat's face? yes. because you always start with something that you know? you see. go and get the. go and get the ball. and there's his van. there's his van indeed. and there's his van again. yes. and...
and he got shoes. and his shoes. no. look. yeah. aw! very good. now that's him. that's nearly Postman Pat finished isn't it? there's his pussy cat. there's his pussy cat. mhm. pussy cat in the xxx. good boy. oh this is too easy for you. hey you. hey. are you hitting me? show me the ball. wait'll we see. good boy. there...
go and get the ball. no. that's part of his hat. look. is that part of his hat? it is. up here. there's a bit of his pussy cat. there's a bit of his pussy cat. now where does this go? where do you think it would go? if it's a pussy cat? that's right. I wouldn't know. wait'll we see. here David. we'll hafta do the bits ...
turn it around. look. the writing hasta go in there doesn't it? Denver. that's it. Denver. Denver is a torture isn't he? look. there's the other red part. there. red part where the van is. good. that's Postman Pat's van. look there's his sack. that's his postal sack. mhm. where does that go? yes. that's where all his l...
find the green. the green. yes. yes look! and there's writing to match up. what colors that? yellow. well find the yellow. James move your feet. your knee that's it. hat. hat. is that Postman Pat? Postman's hat. there. where's the flowers? now find the other flowers. no. it's like that. wait'll we see. is it there? do ...
is that the ball? one last piece. turn it round. that's it. round again. and again. round again. oh you! you're a wrecker. yeah. he's a nuisance. what is he David? a nuisance. he's a nuisance. for goodness sakes! wee baby brothers and wee baby sisters are all just nuisances. yes. that's xxx unfortunate. you're a bad bo...
no. oh you'd be surprised. look up. what's going on? oh he's kissing Kermit. he just doesn't wanna sleep. because he just doesn't wanna miss out on anything. I know. isn't that right. he's just. but now saying that. he'd be bright as a button. David was far better at his speech at this stage. you know he doesn't say no...
oh I know. he's just so curious you know? are you gonna make the other jigsaw? what one? see this one. it's a wee game actually. wait'll you see. Denver. do you know what you hafta do? come on we'll turn all the pieces over. Denver. and I hafta find other things that are the same. but they're opposite now. that means t...
now look we must find one that's easy. for me to do? there's one there right! who's that? 'enguin. a penguin. I know. Pingu. what's he doing? Pingu. what's he doing? lying down. he is indeed. do you know why he's lying down? I don't know. why is he lying down? I don't know. bunny rabbit. is he lying down because he's h...
here's a monkey. a monkey yeah. now look that goes there. because that one's hot and that one's cold. see. see. good. and you can put them together. where does this go? can you find another monkey? can you see another monkey anywhere? one that's that not all chewed over. I wanna see Helen. there that doesn't fit in pro...
I dunno. you don't know. no. you do know. what did he do with it? I dunno. look at her eye. she's a black eye. a black eye. yep! and how did she get a black eye. did she walk into something? no. did she fall? did she fall? look at my head. did you bump into her? oh dear! did you bump into her did ya? no I didn't. I won...
well you never know. what happens if. that's paper. David. what? what happens if you smoke? you die. and then what? I found two fishes. a big one and a wee one. good. brilliant! what's that noise? oh yeah. I've found her teddies. I know that's the best place for him isn't it? I found her rabbit. there's two teddies. go...
he's playing peek a boo. he is indeed. he's hiding in the box. and that wee bunny is outside the box. look. you found those didn't you tell me that? look at that David. what's he doing that? that's the daytime. that's the sun. uh hum. the sun comes out during the day. and where's the moon? the sun comes out during the ...
mhm. what's that one? is that it over there? um. yeah. with the silly hat on. is this the moon? ahhah. that's the moon. and the stars are out. stars come out as well. what age are you James? I'm three. are you three? yep! I think he's three and a half. I'm three too. imagine! aren't you great? you're a big three now. y...
mhm. there we go that wee teddy's awake. and that wee one's asleep isn't that right? now what else have we got eh? another one there. what have we got here? what about this wee teddy here? and that wee lion? he's dry isn't he? what's he got there? I dunno. you don't know. no. what is that he's got. uh. an umbrella. tha...
and what about that one? what's that? seep. sheep. sheep. [vocalises]. oh. what happens if you die? what happens if you die? I think maybe mummie better answer that one. do you know we're getting a new daddy? a new what? a new daddy! oh really. because our daddy's going to die because he smokes. oh right. he says daddy...
does Stuart smoke a lot like? no he wouldn't. he's not a great smoker. but he... likes one every now and again. aye I know you know? but uh he doesn't smoke all that often even in here anyway. do you drink beer David? no. do you not? Helen was crying for her mummie. ach sure that's alright. it's good fun playing isn't ...
laughs. I'm telling you. he's a geg. oh you're nose is running. are we gonna finish this David? go you and finish your jigsaw. here. here's the football. oh yes. what do you call him? Fred the red. no. Man United. that's a good football team isn't it? yes. that's really nice one. so did you go to Brookvale last week di...
what? what's he gonna bring? what's Santa going to bring? where's your bricks? they're in the house. I didn't bring them this time. why? you mean the Sticklebricks? would you buy that child Sticklebricks? for goodness sake. I know. David. did you brought those? did I brought those? no I didn't. will I bring them next t...
Denver. I couldn't believe that. Claire says to me " do you know that was Josh blowin' out his candles." and when we brought his cake in he says " Josh you stay there." and he hadta get Stuart's mummie to hold Josh to make sure that he wouldn't come. ouch for goodness sake. he kept saying. aye. David get it out of yo...
David. what did he do yesterday? I dunno. bite. and where did he bite you David? did he bite you on the arm? it's away now. he'll not do that when he's older. he's only a wee baby you see isn't he? yes. and you're a big boy of three. where's what? do you know I'm not allowed to kiss him anymore. because big three year ...
ahhah. Tanya. come on and I'll give you a biscuit. youse [plural] can go out here with a biscuit and a drink. why did he do that? what darling? why did you do that? why did I do that? what happened it? I dunno. what do you think Adam. Adam's my wee boy. what do you think? what did he do? why did he do it? I don't know....
I have a bike at my house. have you? yep! have you got a bike David? yep! where is your bike? xxx back. is it out the back is it? I have stabilizers. have you got stabilizers on your bike? now are you going to put those away for me? ach are you? well will I put them away then? yes. oh no its raining. its raining David....
that's lovely. dead easy to keep clean and all with the leather. it is easy to clean so it is. do you find that its warm? well it's not too bad. it's not as cold as I thought. yeah yeah but sometimes it would still be you know? it's lovely and comfortable isn't it? oh it is. you really could just lie in it. it's lovely...
my friend got it you know? I didn't think. and I left it a couple of days. it was only a couple of days for my friend's cake. but David wanted a football cake. right. its lovely. so I had my friend in everywhere. and I phoned up you know? O'Hara's do football cakes. the party was on Sunday. and this was on the Wednesda...
oh you couldn't have bought that. what's Sarah's address? do you know the number? seven Salisbury Parade. I hafta remember it. she was meant to fill it in for me on Wednesday. but she forgot. it's for you know? to get registered as a childminder. oh right. mhm. so uh. aye that's good. because Sarah she's registered. Di...
hello! gosh it's not as warm today. no it's not. and I didn't realize how cold out it was. I know. it actually is quite nippy. aye I know. I was out here at the garage. and it's very... I've xxx. aye I know. I do that. xxx and I went to school in shorts. well I don't know what he'll be. he'll probably be freezin'. xxx ...
has Denver got a toy or something? yes. he'll be like your Kathryn. Denver? yes. he's terrible. he near kills David. I feel sorry for David. Denver's pullin' my 'air. is he? yeah. goodness sake. isn't that terrible! I know. I think it's because even the older ones are so rough with them you know? that's right. and then...
she's useta us havin' like ten six year olds in the back garden. I know. all comin' up. and she's just in there. I know. in amongst them you know? she'll be able to hold her own when she goes to school. well I dunno. I dunno. so what did you do this weekend? hm? did you play football with Daddy? yeah. in the field. did...
yeah. it's just a wee tent for him to sit in. for him? yeah they're great. aren't they really good? [vocalizes]. you roll in an' sleep. you can sleep in it? yeah and you get your dinner in it. he says he eats his dinner in it. he's talkin' great isn't he? are you and Daddy goin' to sleep in the tent? yeah. are you? in ...
it's fun. we useta go campin' before I had them now all the time. I like it too. as long as it's not... like if you get a weekend like that. aye. I just love it. it's fantastic. but I don't like it when it's wet and horrible. me got one. it's great. I mean it's one of these wee ones you just fold down xxx. got a 'ent. ...
he closed it up so that nobody could see him. that's right. and did you did you have your lunch in it? yeah. did you? what did you have? um. I went to the chip shop. yeah the 'ip shop. [vocalizes loudly]. and what did you buy chips then? your Mummy cooks for you. yes she does. it's alright Tanya. I know. [laughs]. you ...
'ausage. oh dear! your shoe's come off. can you fix it yourself? [Denver vocalizing too loudly.] come here 'til I fix it! those are great sandals. an' it on. can you push it in like that? who bought you those David? and you put the back in like that? that's a good idea. who bought you those David? um Auntie Linda. did ...
and I said " they're never gonna fit him by next year." you know but his feet haven't grown at all. is that right? uh hum. his feet are still the same size. is that the trainers 'urt me? that's the trainers 'urt me. but he's not huge like. he's not a big big child. no. you know? [vocalizes]. you are a torture! [vocali...
you hafta let them play. and that David he runs over his toes all the time. I tell him to put his shoes on but no. but they're great. I daren't ask like. but I don't suppose he... never. is he any better? no he is not! Tanya I don't know what you're goin' to do with him. I just hafta live with it. is he worse than the ...
and he would come in. oh gosh you're good! that's good! he comes in. but he wouldn't waken us. he would sit on the floor and would wait and wait. David does? aye. where did you learn to do that? I don't know. see I always had the gate on so he was never out. but I leave the gate open and he just climbs over it you know...
[vocalizes]. I don't know. you just get useta it. but you don't really get useta it. I mean it's terrible. I've done it too. I mean I have. I have I've been through that. up at half five in the mornin' an' all. everyday at half five xxx. [vocalizes loudly]. you've everything done. and you know that's right. xxx from se...
Joe. bit more. no. that's enough. I think that is plenty. don't you. no. no. I think we might have used up all take goodbye. pee piano a bit more. mum. look at mine. it's got a bit of a hole of them. cool. done. piano bit. lovely. a bit more. I. you made a beautiful. could you make. a pick one for ...