Our lovely Meera & Matilda

On 18/06 Tara enjoyed playing with the mega blocks, puzzles, pop up animals, duplo, musical instruments and the tea set. She have also enjoyed some sponge painting on Little Bo Peep and singing some songs. For breakfast she had ALL her banana, for dinner (lunch) it as cheese & onion quiche, potatoes and beans, and for tea butternut squash, carrot & potato.

Our lovely Meera was fun to play with too, and so were Sian and Faucia, but they didn't get photographed (they only got poked and pointed at).

When we get to nursery in the morning, Matilda is the only other kid to arrive as early. They make a dash for the toys and Tara's only chance to get her favourite and her best is to drop some of her breakfasty bread that mummy gives her, so Matilda can make a dash for that! But mind you, they do play together, occasionally - if the toy is large enough, and no food is involved...


No food involved on the right, and Tara tends to fall asleep in the swing and much prefers practising her standing anyway.

On 21/06, Tara enjoyed playing with the sensory bottles, with the train set, bead frames, with the hoops, bean bags, and the tea set. She played with the megablocks & jigsaw puzzles & had fun sticking too!

For breakfast, there was strawberry & apple purree (and Tara ate all of it), some rather tasty tuna pasta for dinner, and some yummy bean & root veg mash and toast for tea. Tasty!


On 22/06, Tara enjoyed playing with the soft play mats, duplo, mega blocks, ball pool, dressing up and musical instruments. She also enjoyed sandplay and exploring the treasure basket. For breakfast, she had all of her apple & strawberry, for dinner all of her butternut & spinach curry with rice and all of her pudding, and cause she didn't like her parsnip & apple for tea, she had a breadstick and a slice of pizza instead, and polished her plate. Yum!

Of course, her very best play time is when mummy drops by with cuddles and plays along. That's what mummy likes to think anyway... may well be that she still prefers some water play, or to just pass her time admiring the older kids. Older kids are so admireable! But no... watch her getting all excited when mummy turns the corner, watch her squeal with impatient delight and do her little shake-all-limbs-pick-me-up-NOW dance - mummy IS the best!