Posted on December 14, 2013, in Uncategorized and tagged Children, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook, spiders. Bookmark the permalink. 12 Comments.
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I'm laughing, now.. i just have one kid, but i can tell you... right now, it will pass! Trust me, on
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Let's face it, I have clinical Doodlemania.
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I love your work. Another TEN years please!
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Love them all but feel the deepest connection with the sneaky slug of brandy one. Been there, done t
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Thank you for your drawings. I was introduced to them by my mum who really loved them. She sadly pas
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I really, really love your blog and your drawings. I lived in Swansea for a while, with small childr
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that’s a girly stuff..
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You could say it’s girly stuff or a normal child’s reaction to a small unknown surrying thing. I firmly believe in encouraging our kids to be curious about nature and encourage them to learn more. Gruff may be sacred but he knows all about spiders now! Spiders are cool…
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Sorry if i offend you.I think that every little boy should be curious to this whole world and try to figure out everything he wants to know.Maybe this is your opinion too.And I also think that they should grow stronger to protect people around them when they face things that are not easy to deal with.. 🙂
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No offense taken at all . 🙂
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Aaaawwwwwwwwww
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Explain to him how useful they are at disposing of pesky flies. Spiders are my friends!
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When my daughter was 4 ( she’s now 27), we got a lovely book out of the library, called “Ellie’s doorstep”, about a little girl who, although initially scared of spiders, overcame her fears. Then there’s the fab..”Charlotte’s Web”, aimed at slightly older children, but as Gruff has older sisters, he might like to listen in.
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It’s funny as I love spiders and am quite happy to pick them up (even the bigger ones). We’ve had a chat about how the spider was a bit put out that a big boy cried and shouted at him and scared him…he is genuinly scared but as his sisters and myself aren’t I’m hoping he will learn to love the little scurrying things.
Unfortuately his Dad isn’t too keen on them either!!
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how can you overcome your fear of spiders?
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I understand Gruff!
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We have a couple here on the Homestead that can sympathise wholeheartedly with Gruff.
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I love your sketches. Would totally buy a bound book of them.
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