One crazy mum to two beautiful girls 💖 Would love to travel the World in a VW 🌟 Love walking in the rain & a glass of wine, it is one of the 5-a-day right ?😜
When you’ve been poorly and need some gorgeous food which never disappoints. Not only do I get yummy food each time I order, the little things such as this written on the bag goes the extra mile ❤️ Well done @wagamama_uk#WagaMammaNewport
Energy firms CANNOT bill you for energy used over 12mths ago. Yet many do. My evidence to Commons Energy Committee on this including how the rules should be changed.
Please share so people know their rights.
⚠️⚠️⚠️HELP NEEDED PLEASE⚠️⚠️⚠️ If anyone is available in the Slimbridge/Gloucester area for support on Tuesday 1st October I’d be extremely grateful ☺️
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Really disappointed with @thisisheart this morning. Questioning an olympian on how she manages to do it all with being a ‘mum’ to. Not the usual question for a male athlete on the show mind you. You need to do better @thisisheart@AmandaHolden & Jamie Theakston.
Here’s one of the most fascinating child development videos I’ve ever shared.
As your baby learns language, they begin by approximating the examples you set.
After a period of early experimentation with sound (including cries, coos and gurgles), infants begin babbling - making speech-like sounds (which often include components of conventional speech) that are - nonetheless - not yet conventionally meaningful.
This babbling phase is a precursor to the use of formal words. And it happens in all languages.
Including sign language.
This video shows an infant (who, by the way, is not hearing impaired) “babbling” to her deaf grandparents.
As they sign to her, she responds in kind, using her hands to approximate the signed communication that they are modeling.
It’s a whole serve and return conversation, just as if they were conversing verbally.
If you’ll watch carefully, you’ll note distinct turn taking.
And - interestingly - that with her grandparents she largely avoids vocalizations, in favor of gesture.
What a treat to see this rich example of bilingual language development.
This fascinating video was shared to TT by mara_mccullough.
🧵 Last year the GP told me I was “being manipulative” when I said I didn’t feel safe to leave & asked if it was at all possible to have a blood test that morning
I was threatened with security
Within hours I collapsed with extremely low potassium trying to get to hospital
1/8
I found a guy who goes around the US asking 70 to 100-year-olds their:
• Biggest Regrets
• Biggest Lessons
• Advice to their younger self
Oddly enough, most of their answers are the same…
Here are my top 8:
Adult siblings – did you know the Carers Leave Act comes into force on Saturday 6th April. Read more about how this could benefit you here https://t.co/OBzUrmkD5X
@drlouisenewson I’ve never had any problems with cholesterol. I had an full hysterectomy in November, putting me into medical menopause. My oestrogen has only just been raised to 100.
Bloods were done last week and its come back with elevated Cholesterol levels for the first time ever.
I hope all those who made ridiculous rumours of affairs, conspiracy theories etc hang their head in shame. Having to announce to the world you have cancer to stop the constant hounding must be exhausting.
I hope they now get the privacy they deserve to heal in peace. #GetwellSoon