My niece would deffenently be the one eating the dirt.elevan said:Plus the youngest among them would probably be eating dirt for a snack and I'm not sure that their parents would like that
Wishing your day goes quickly so that you can get out in the dirt later
That's actually a good idea! It's the same idea as fencing your yard to keep the kids out of the road just on a smaller scale. You could control where the kids were and what they play with and they would have plenty of room to explore! Plus it protects them from stray dogs getting to them too!20kidsonhill said:We had a relative have twin boys, and when they are walking she got a 10 x 12 chain link dog kennel and set it next to her garden, so she could get gardening done. You just need a couple dog kennels and you will be all set to garden.
I am not joking, they really put them in a dog kennel. Yes, my husband and I thought it was very odd.
But I do sometimes have the kids play in the yard while I work on the other side of the fence. But with the baby around, I really get nothing productive done. :/
Still have 61 days to wait for babies but I couldn't help myself. I tried it out with all the girls and it was their first time on a stand so it was a little crazy. First I had to lift their rear ends up on it because they could smell the grain and just did spazzy circles all around it tangling me in their lead ropes. Once on it they stood perfectly still until their grain was inhaled and then they freaked out and threw themselves off of it with their heads still locked up. I will keep practicing until we get it! I may need to make a wooden one that is bigger for my nubian girls because they are a little rough on the PVC one. My nigerians were great on it. 
I don't have a new picture of the nubian doeling, she is getting a little freaked out and I can't get her to hold still at this time. I will try when I go check on them a little later. The nubian girl is getting weaned so it not happy with the world. 
