Extravagant Playdate Planners Pillows

"It's cute that yours has a Fire Island share, mine has the East Hampton Dream House."

"I still plan to be a cowboy when I grow up. If I'm going to service my share of the national debt, I might as well have fun doing it."

'We apologise for the delay to the yum-yum train.'

'Can Anna come out and ride?'

"My inner child wants to have a playdate with your inner child."

'It's only 6 AM, but I want to send the kids to Wally's house before his mother sends him over here.'

Cindy's imaginary friend has the day off so the agency send over a temp to fill in.

"No, I don't play. I just watch people play on the internet."

'Come on dear, don't be shy: This little she-chameleon just wants to play...'

Honey are you in the mood to fleece a cow tonight

"So yeah - This is my ideal first date."

Modern Day Kids Playing 'Telephone'

"So a play date next Tuesday, okay? Have your people call my people to set it up."

'I've got to go, Mom -- my playgroup called an emergency meeting.'

'The sleepover was great Mum: Timmy's house is a pigsty just like ours...'

Kids and Mobile Addictions

'Can Bradley come out and litigate?'

Australian baby with toys hanging from his hat rather than corks

Man visits palm reader with 'Doing Anything Tonight?' written on his hands.

"Lisa, your playdate is here!"

Babies

A Family Out For A Walk In The Country.

"It's a game where we roll the dice to see which destination wedding we should spend our savings on this year."

"Tuesday's out - back-to-back nanny interviews. Wednesday's potty training. I can playdate Thursday. How's 3:15?"

'Is it all right if I have a snack out of the refrigerator?'

'Hey Bob, this trampoline doesn't seem to work...'

'We actually meant to order a baby monitor, but he was so cute we just had to keep him.'

'They've been playing nicely all afternoon: It was a great playdate...'

"So much for eternal rest."

'Actually, I hate places like this.'

'It's a very realistic set that even comes with contract specifications and outrageous bid proposals.'

'Eddie's mom has nerves of steel. She didn't send me home 'til almost four.'

Gracie hatches a plan to trap Santa.

"The kindergarteners have breached their classroom confines, and are headed this way. We'll be overrun within minutes. What should we do?"