From the moment she wakes up,
Her first words are ‘Lola, Lola, Lola’.
Unless we want to scrape breakfast from the curtains,
It best be ON while she’s chowing her granola.
It’s time for mid morning playtime,
But there’s only one lady that’ll do…
It’s all bestest, and worstest, and favouritest over here,
It’s exclusively Lola, all other toys are poo-pooed.
How about we head to the park after lunch,
For sliding, and swinging, and fresh air..?
‘I’ll leave my abode on one condition, Mother,
My best friend Lola-dolly MUST be there.’
Time to watch a bit of telly before dinner;
GOD FORBID you touch the remote.
She can do it herself and get Lola on the box,
Change channels and she’ll punch you in the throat.
Almost time to head up to bed,
It’s been a long day of Lola varieties.
It’s time to accept she loves Miss Summer more than Mummy,
So grab the gin and keep down the crying please…
#Lolaversusgin
#ginwins
hehe! It could have been much worse! She could have been obsessed with peppa pig (now that really would be something to drink about)!!
ReplyI think that might be next… *downs wine* 😉 lol x
ReplyHa ha I have the same problem with Baby Jake!
Replyhaha – It sort of annoys me that he doesn't talk properly… Goggee-gee-ah- my arse. :/ lol xx
ReplyCute! I love Lola! Me and my eldest are so old we had read the original books before they even made the TV series! For years Charlie & Lola was the only thing all of my kids would watch in the car without arguing. I also love Peppa Pig. Should I get out more?!
ReplyDefinitely 😉 lol X between this and in the night garden I am at least thankful she chose Lola! Tee hee xxx
ReplyMine aren't taken by Lola, but then she IS a girl….and even at their age they're painfully convinced that makes it a 'girl programme'…. 😀
ReplyHaha – child logic. It's full proof. Can't be argues with. Ever. Fact. 😉
ReplyLola is by far the best choice… here it is either Peppa Pig or Ben & Holly both of which drive me to gin x
ReplyYes. It could definitely be worse! Lol xxx
ReplyAhhh so sweet..I remember these situations fondly now…glad my boys have grown out of this now x
Reply#wednesdaywords
I have a feeling it's just the tip of the iceberg for me! Lol 😉 xx
ReplyThat's such a lovely poem. I have tried to get my daughter into Lola, but she's more of a Princess Sophia girl! Very reminiscent of younger days, lovely xx #WednesdayWords
Replythanks 😉 I think there's no guessing or influencing what they get into! One episode and she was hooked! Upsy Daisy was forgotten in an instant… lol 😉 xxx
Replyaww what a lovely poem, my son used to love Dora the explorer xx
ReplyThanks 😉 xxx I might complain now but I'm sure I'll miss it when she grows out of it! xx
ReplyAww bless her! Great poem, I love it.
It has to be said, of all the kids programmes these days, I prefer watching Charlie and Lola to most of the others!
Thanks for linking up to Wednesday Words – sorry I took a week to comment – not feeling my best. This weeks is now up if you have a new entry.
Much Lola to you! 😉 xx
Replyyes – it's one of the less painful ones! 😉 x thanks for stopping by xxx
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