Scary

Well Carys is scared of it anyway and you cant blame her it was big. Little ones don't bother her, but the web of this one didn't break when I walked into it so you get the picture.

Good news today, the boy has brilliant hearing, no problems at all. So as suspected I think he is just a typically laid back boy, who can get away with his very good signing vocabulary and who has a sister who knows what the heck he is on about, most of the time. Hip hip... However we have been warned that it may change. The testing was so close to his op that if he had glue ear it could have been cleared during the op and may reaccumulate. We will wait and see. Both Jim and I (and our childminder) have noticed a huge improvement in Will's vocabulary and his obeying commands since the op. It could be just a co-incidence but I don't think so.

Poor Carys has a really sore mouth and is finding it very hard to eat. Something that is never a problem for her. But she is battling through, bless. Not sure whether I should take them to Church tomorrow, not sure the Children's Liturgy would be happy with H., F. and M sweeping through the kids. We'll see what the morning brings.