Post by DarcyLongfellow on Dec 19, 2014 20:01:41 GMT -5
- I kept DD1 home from school for the past three days (because of her stomach virus) making her miss her school Christmas party and also "Polar Express Day" - I made DD1 take a shower after she got covered in diarrhea from attempting to wipe herself while I cleaned the underwear she soiled - I wouldn't let DD1 eat cookies for dinner - I made DD2 angry because I turned the TV to Wild Kratts instead of more episodes of CHOO! CHOO! (aka Thomas) - I wouldn't let DD2 eat cheese for dinner (she's getting over her MSPI but it's still rough on her tummy, plus she already has the same stomach virus as her sister)
- I plugged in the Christmas tree without DS1 "helping" - I wouldn't let DS1 have chocolate chips for dinner - I gave DS2 dinner first, when I was supposed to give DS1 dinner first.
I attempted to do routine thing when he "wants to do it!" Including: Opening and,closing his lotion closing the dishwasher throwing away his used floss picking out his socks flushing the toilet
The list goes on and on. The kid wants to do everything himself. I swear I hear "No! I want to do it!" At least 1000 times a day.
Post by yellowbrkrd on Dec 19, 2014 20:31:09 GMT -5
I wouldn't let him pull all the tissues out of the kleenex box Wouldn't let him eat cheerios off the floor at the restaurant We offered him dinner at a restaurant We gave him toys to play with at the restaurant I tried to put his coat on We strapped him in his car seat Brushed his teeth Changed his diaper Put his pajamas on
I made her leave Grandma's house when we got back from the movies. It was already 30 minutes past bedtime. She sobbed, "LOVE GOGO, LOOOOOOOOOOOOOVE GOGO" all the way to the car. Pretty sure it made my mom's year, lol
I repeatedly stopped J from playing with my grandmother's knives, which she inexplicably stores under the sink. He has mastered opening the latch on that cabinet, which we discovered when he gleefully ran out of the kitchen waving a knife.
Post by greencrayon on Dec 20, 2014 7:08:40 GMT -5
Driving in the car with the lights off. She flipped if they were off and fell asleep when they were on. If I turned them off when she feel asleep, she woke up and started crying again.