Ok so lucky has this imaginary friend. Her name is Gurgur (guessing on the spelling there).
Whenever lucifer gets in trouble, she blames Gurgur. Gurgur drew on her. Gurgur knocked the clothes over. Gurgur screamed.
What the fuck, man? How do I deal with this without destroying her imaginary "sister"?
DD has been doing this with her toys.
Sonic made her run like a maniac in the tile store the other day.
Mater was the one that wouldn't let her get buckled in the car seat.
Giraffe is the reason she talked back to me, because giraffe doesn't want to do that.
I basically told her that she is responsible for her toys actions and if her toys misbehave then both her toy and her will get in trouble for it.
(it's super awesome when she's all "I didn't say that, you need to tell Mater not to say it" I may have been close to throwing her toy out the window of the car a time or two.)
When I was a kid, if one kid in our group did something bad, we all got punished. My parents reasoning is that if I knew some kid was bad or a troublemaker, I shouldn't play with him. And that was that. Group punishments!!' For real and imaginary friends.
just wanted to let you know I was a lurky-loo who clicked but didn't comment. I have no advice, I'm not there yet. I'm learning from input though, filing it away for future use.
Post by Captain Serious on Apr 3, 2013 21:19:40 GMT -5
When I pulled the same thing as a kid, my mom gave me an ultimatum: if my friend couldn't behave, I couldn't play with him anymore. I knew that meant that she would not put up with me telling her he did something wrong the next time I was in trouble, because that meant *I'd* be in trouble for letting him "hang around." Either way, I was gonna be punished.