Parenting styles

Since Joseph made his arrival, the cat no longer has the run of the house. At night she's restricted to the kitchen and garden.  Matt and I have different methods of getting her off the sofa and into the kitchen before heading to bed.

I pick her up, give her a cuddle and carry her into the kitchen.

Matt encourages her to come into the kitchen of her own accord - by putting a small amount of food in her bowl and rattling it.

Hmmm...

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