To Wee or Not to Wee (Baby Aliens)

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Of the many tributes to Shakespeare in this anniversary year, To Wee or Not to Wee must be the zaniest. It features retellings of four favourite Shakespeare plays with a definite focus on the action and character motivation. The twist however is that this is Shakespeare through the eyes of Izzy, star of the Baby Aliens series, so her retelling of Hamlet is prompted by Zach’s inability to decide between the hat and the car in Monopoly. Her version is certainly to the point: ‘As soon as the gravediggers said that Hamlet screamed “I knew him, Horatio”, and jumped RIGHT into the grave and began SPEAKING to the skull and asking it loads of questions, like “What should I do about EVERYTHING?” and just “Why?”’. For all the silliness, it gets across the main themes of the plays, and Izzy’s top-speed accounts are irresistible. ~ Andrea Reece

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Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2020-06-22 04:01:35 Associated-names Flintham, Thomas, illustrator; Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 Boxid IA1818609 Camera Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control) Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Any sudden extra pressure on your bladder, such as laughing or sneezing, can cause urine to leak out of your urethra if you have stress incontinence.

If their problem began due to poo holding/constipation and is still a problem for your child, this needs to be treated first. When Izzy (star of The Spy Who Loved School Dinners) is asked to tell her friends some HILARIOUS and SCARY stories she knows exactly where to look: Shakespeare, the king of SUPER dramatic stuff. After learning about Macbeth (a STRONG solider who ate four bowls of porridge and twenty pieces of toast every morning) her friends want more. So Hamlet, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Romeo and Juliet all get the Izzy treatment. There's blood and guts, ghosty stuff, and plenty of people wandering around in their nighties. The perfect introduction to the Bard! The most common cause of frequent urination is a urinary tract infection (UTI), which occurs when bacteria invade the urethra. It is common to have burning or pain when weeing if you have an infection. If your increased need to urinate is accompanied by blood in your urine and abdominal pain, make an appointment to see your GP. Symptoms can worsen considerably if the UTI spreads to your kidneys, so it's important to seek medical attention. During the London marathon this year, two female runners did a #2 in the cemetry in full view of the 20 or so people 10m away. Two more runners came to water the plants and stepped in it. Needless to say we were all trying to warn them.

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The JSESSIONID cookie is used by New Relic to store a session identifier so that New Relic can monitor session counts for an application. Two or three years ago I was returning from the Mildenhall rally using a considerable amount of train. However, engineering works interrupted me at Manningtree and I had to cycle to Witham for the next train. Whilst I was in a very quiet rural lane the urge took me so I stopped in a field gateway to relieve myself. At that moment, a police car appeared. I continued with the matter in hand and the officers went about their business whilst allowing me to go about mine undisturbed.Sometimes the detrusor muscles contract too often, creating an urgent need to go to the toilet. This is known as having an overactive bladder.

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Most people with urinary incontinence have either stress incontinence or urge incontinence. Stress incontinence Your bladder may fill up as usual, but because of an obstruction, you will not be able to empty it completely, even when you try. Why I love IRIS Ed:gen New For Schools 5 reasons to love IRIS ParentMail New For Schools• School sponsorship – How to attract sponsors and partners to your school School Procurement

Children with additional needs such autism are prone to dealing with constipation and may have difficulty in recognising the signals from their bladder or bowel in time.