Life. Business: Just Got Easier

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A get-well message to a child is a chance to encourage, send a hug or a smile, and take their mind off the scary or unpleasant stuff for a little while. The job is harder because of impossible deadlines, ridiculous booking times and Health & Safety, but the actual job we are employed to do, to drive, is so much easier. Extra large heated mirrors, synchromesh or automatic gearboxes, better brakes, comfortable seating and bunks, Scania Excepted Satellite navigation, mobile phones, (not good but necessary) curtainsiders have dumbed down the job, drivers can say no if they understand the regulations, but if not can make themselves look even more stoopid. DD is now at the age where if you take something she shouldn’t have she’ll go nuts, will scream whenever DS tantrums as she gets frightened and is overall quite a whinger. And babies do get more interesting as they become more interactive and smiley, and as you get to know your baby they become more of a pleasure to be with (an exhausting pleasure) rather than source of anxiety and tinitus. They can even be good company sometimes rather screaming complainant/unresponsive nipple-chewer.

Please don’t worry, it is perfectly normal to regret getting a puppy, but there is hope in sight! Read on, with a short answer first, following by the detail to help you survive the puppy stage. I think two things happen, from 12-15 weeks babies start to sleep a little bit longer between feeds and their routine gets more settled.Eat well because you will be exhausted if you don’t. You need to be healthy to take care of your child. As Michael Gove prepares to scrap GCSEs and replace them with a two-tier system of "explicitly harder" exams more akin to O-levels and CSEs, we are asking a question almost definitely too difficult for either qualification: have GCSEs really got easier? Yes, you thought pregnancy was so hard, and now you have now realized the newborn stage is even much harder. Most people think that life will get easier once their baby was born. The long sleepless nights, postpartum depression, and the pain of breastfeeding have all been overlooked. Welcome to the newborn stage! If you are wondering when do babies get easier, keep reading. Writing tip: Steer clear of serious advice about treating a health issue, but feel free to offer more general and lighthearted tips about resting up, healing and passing the time. Those should come as a welcome distraction and day brightener. So what about the exams themselves? Here are some sample questions from O-level maths papers sat in 1985 (three years before the introduction of GCSEs) and some GCSE maths questions from last year. We should be cautious about comparing the two because while O-levels were sat by the top 25% of students (and many failed), GCSEs are designed for the vast majority. Extracts from an O-level maths paper from 1985 from the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate

Many puppies will start to get easier to deal with between 4 and 6 months of age. But it is a progressive ladder of development so don’t expect it to suddenly be easier overnight. Yes, babies get much easier at 12 weeks because they sleep longer at night, they drink more milk, they are l ess fussy, and they can be entertained by certain toys like rattles.You may think there’s no silver living, but if there’s anything I’d want you to take away from this article, it’s this: raising a puppy does get easier with time. If you’re a new puppy parent, you probably imagined starting life with your puppy was like what you saw in the movies — the happily-ever-after kind of living arrangement. I was so sorry to hear about your diagnosis. Sending lots of caring thoughts your way as you begin treatment.” Even when we know for sure that someone is not going to get well, it’s still important to reach out in caring. Sleeping for longer stretches at night because babies can now tell the difference between day and night.