Kent schoolchildren 'still wearing nappies'
 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-22445847

What sort of parents have these children got - ignorant, lazy and rich?

:conf:

What? :shocked: What age kids are we talking about here?

If it's school age, isn't that 4/5?

That's crazy, complete lazy parenting

Lol, that's terrible. Mind you, if I'd let my son away with it, he'd probably be happy still wearing nappies too. He was a nightmare to toilet train and unbelievably lazy. He was still in nappies at 3!
My daughter was the complete opposite, she was no bother at all.

Age 5 is taking the piss though. I'd be mortified if I was one of those parents

Terrible parenting. I feel sorry or those kids.

haha, same with my two, lazy men :nono:

Lol, Samuel didn't walk, crawl, talk, do anything really until he started nursery. I remember speaking to my health visitor about it as I was worried he was never going to talk, and she assured me it was because his sister was talking for him and I was doing everything for him. He used to just sit and point at things and we'd get them for him. He's still super lazy and laid back though

Luke did walk and talk early enough, his speech was actually very good at an early age...........probably so he was sure we could understand all his instructions :suspect:

What next, bottles and rusks in the lunch boxes.

hey, rusks are bloody moreish.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusk

Why's that then ..... :conf:

:laugh2: I've never bought them I swear. Or had one at uni. I just remember when my younger brother was a baby I would occasionally help myself.

So, you would have it hard ..... :puzzled:

Rusks are delicious, so is Liga yum

What is Liga yum?

:confused:

That's probably pronounced steak to those crazy Oirish folks.

Rusks are great. They used to serve them as a desert with custard in my junior school.

Shaun doesn't like it any other way :idc:

:laugh2:

..I'm not sure but the 'rising number' might be to do with the fact that children start full time education much younger than they did before...and 4yrs is still quite late for a child to not underdstand when they need to go to the toilet, but there could be many reasons for that..and it's also true that when children are busy and active, they don't always 'listen' to what their bodies are telling them, until perhaps it's too late....

Hmmm, well it is Kent after alll....

More sugar in rusks than a chocolate digestive
 

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-st...e-1678535.html

"No wonder I lost all of my baby teeth before I was 2" - Gummy, Dorset.

Liga is similar to rusks, don't you have that over there?



http://i.imgur.com/fJDA7dS.jpg

My nephew is almost three and is going to kindergarden in september. My sister is confident she can get him out of nappies by then. :tongue:

My niece just turned 2 and is already toilet trained. 5 years old is taking the piss.

As for rusks..I have never tried them yet. We have a box in the kitchen for Skye..gavin likes them..it was him who insisted we get 'her' some rusks rather than just the baby rice that we had :laugh: