I had a close call tother day when I didn't go before I left the flat!

First phew was...finding a public loo!

Second phew was...it wasn't closed! (or should that be a 'Miracle') 

Maybe I should have practised my pelvic floor exercises more 

Awwwwwww - how frightening for you - hope it's better today and doesn't leave a scar.

Mr Woo has fallen off ladders twice in recent months - busted his ankle the first time but got off lightly the next.

Hasn't stopped me trying though 

Aww poor darlin,glad it wasn't more serious though....My youngest grandson,he's 2 on Monday coming,he fell from a toy box and his wee chin is badly bruised,it's black tbh,and grazed.It happened in his own house not here,I panic if they get a bruise or anything here,it's worse when they're not your own kids.

Aww, bless him hope it clears up quickly for him.

Minime will 2 sept, i swear its the age! They have no fear at all!

Soozy glad he got away with it the second time, tell him to stay off ladders, sounsd like they don't want him on them

When I was in hosp, after just having my daughter...my husband turned up with the children to visit...my youngest boy, then nearly 2 had a Huuuuuge egg shaped lump right in the middle of his forehead....he had tripped and headbutted the skirting board.. Ouch! 

it is def a worry 

See Slim, it's the age! When my lad was coming upto to 2 he tripped and fell into a dining chair busting his gums open and breaking a tooth!

Eamon Og was and is more cautious,this bucko is the total opposite,no fear strong willed and as stubborn as a mule,(he's just like his dad was as a child),..he even puts himself on the naughty step,in other words I'll do it my way so don't you bother telling me to go there,I love him!

y youngest grand son (then aged 20 months) fell off the arm of the sofa. He hurt his arm - went to hosp was X Rayed given the all clear and sent home - a week later back to the hosp as it still wasn't right - sent home again. After three weeks the hosp rang and said - the X Ray had been looked at again and it was indeed a fracture - he was consequently in plaster for two weeks. Poor little mite.

 He really is one tough cookie though - we knew he wasn't right but he hardly complained at all.

My two grandsons are the same - chalk and cheese - I swear little Jack will be a rugby player - he's little/stocky and as tough as nails!

Hahaha! bless him! 

Well hopefully none of yours will turn out like my sister...an accident waiting to happen is that one...always has been! 

They do seem to bounce well at that age don't they  

i love that

We were out all day with the kids - middle one in a pushchair

Dunno how it happened but i accidentally poked her in the eye

She started to cry and I got the fright of me life.

My sister didn't notice and sed, "Its ok - she's just tired"

I sed nowt - phew!!

Bulleh! 

Glad she's okay Jen

Glad MiniMe is Ok Jen....and all the other MiniMe's

She's fine now thanx Suzy (Edit: and Baz) back to keeping me on my toes as usual lol

Young Tank Boy also knows no fear, he's two in a couple of weeks and throws himself all over the place.

Glad yours is OK Jenstar.

Aww Bless her -  hopes she's OK 

Poor Miniyou. I'm glad she's okay now 

Blimey Jen....they are so boisterous at that age,But thankfully also tough as old boots..

He's twenty odd now but at about the age of about two too, my nephew used to hurl himself off the end of the settee shouting wye aye ya bugga man! 

That was my mam's influence  

My grand sons do that but the cry is Yeeeeeeeeeeeee Ha.

They've got no fear have they Sooz 

love that! Mineme climbs on the coffee table and sprints across the sofa, giggling all the way, throws my heart in my hand every time!

my godson is currently sporting a cracking black eye

caused by another child throwing a sticklebrick at him at school ouch!  i have stood on a few of them in my time

Glad your daughter is okay, Jen.

Lego is the worst for that. I lost count of the times hubby turned the air blue when he stood on yet another bit of lego.

Barney get some Arnica gel on it,the bruising heals much quicker,if you manage to get it on when the accident first happens it greatly reduces the bruising.I keep a pot of it in the fridge,miracle in a jar I call it,a must have when kids are around getting the usual knocks and bangs but also great for other things including arthritis 

Yikes!!..I remember only too well the Dreadful Lego...just in the fleshy bit between the toes.. Arghhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! B*stard!!!!!

I also remember very well the one & only ever carboot I did....guess what was the first to go!!