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This photo was taken on Win’s first day of school. We planned to leave early so we would have plenty of time to document such a special day, but the reality is that I was sprinting down the street with the double buggy and Jared was running next to cycling Win. We quickly stopped for some photos, then carried on running! A rather sweaty first school run – we have improved since then.

W: Win has been treating his panda like a baby all week – changing his nappy, getting him dressed and putting him to bed when he gets in from school.

R: Ru corrects me every time I call O a ‘little baby’…he is ‘the biggest baby in the world’ apparently.

O: O can now sit up – wobbly, but definitely sitting.

E xx

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  1. 19th September 2016 / 9:05 pm

    lol I love the little ones expression on this picture!

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:23 pm

      Me too x

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:24 pm

      Thanks Ang! xx

  2. 19th September 2016 / 9:46 pm

    Love it. They sounds like real little characters. Phew to the school day rush. I’m the opposite – I’m always early. #livingarrows

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:25 pm

      That’s amazing that you are always early! Would love to know your secrets! xx

  3. 20th September 2016 / 4:55 pm

    Love this photo! It’s so full of character, hope the school run has got a little easier, I’m still like this most days 🙂 xx

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:25 pm

      Thanks Hayley! x

  4. 21st September 2016 / 11:15 am

    What a brilliant photo. I love little ones face 🙂 #livingarrows

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:26 pm

      Thank you Pat xx

  5. Natalie
    22nd September 2016 / 6:58 pm

    Ru looks so cheeky! É is trying to sit too, but wobbly! This age is just so lovely but also sad as we can’t have anymore…. That’s so cute of Win and his panda 🙂 oh the school run, shock to the system isn’t it. I loved out flexibility before-hand!!!

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:30 pm

      I love it when they’re wobbly and just flop over totally oblivious. It is sad you can’t have more, if you want more. You have 4 beauties though, and I know you are so thankful for them. I agree, flexibility was great! xx

  6. 23rd September 2016 / 8:43 pm

    School runs are such a mess. I never have enough time in the morning so no idea how you do it all with three. Hats off to you for just getting there with everyone fully clothed! x

    • Esther
      26th September 2016 / 9:29 pm

      I’m a bit of a cheat some days. My hubs takes them some mornings, and I take them others. It just depends how much work he has on! xx

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