So, I'm tired of never having access to my iPad. DD will NOT give it to me. I was on Amazon & was about to pull the trigger on the Kindle Fire, but Amazon is sold OUT & won't have them for 4 to 6 weeks. I actually called CS to ask them what was going on.
DD is two. So I'm not really sure she will get the "it's Moms turn" idea. I can't exactly relax & read or do anything while she is throwing a fit. She isn't 4 or 6... So, yeah.
DD is two. So I'm not really sure she will get the "it's Moms turn" idea. I can't exactly relax & read or do anything while she is throwing a fit. She isn't 4 or 6... So, yeah.
DD is two. So I'm not really sure she will get the "it's Moms turn" idea. I can't exactly relax & read or do anything while she is throwing a fit. She isn't 4 or 6... So, yeah.
DD is two. So I'm not really sure she will get the "it's Moms turn" idea. I can't exactly relax & read or do anything while she is throwing a fit. She isn't 4 or 6... So, yeah.
I'll try Target.
Now it's my turn to say, "Really?!?" 2?
I thought you were talking about a 12 year old hiding your ipad under her bed or something.
Does she go to day care or play groups. She should understand taking turns at this age if she does. Rocco didn't really understand sharing as much as he understood taking turns. Of she won't fork it over take it away and put her in time out. She'll learn. Also, why get the kindle if you have an iPad? I use the iPad reader (or whatever it's called). Having both seems redundant.
okay, tulip, i get where you are coming from. i often have this problem with my dogs when they don't want to give up something they shouldn't have. my solution is this: i wave a treat in the air, get their attention and throw it several feet away so i have time to swoop in and grab the item. try this with a cookie or other toddler-safe snack. hth.
Post by PinkSquirrel on Sept 4, 2012 18:24:52 GMT -5
If she won't give it back then next time don't give it to her. I can't believe you're looking to get her a kindle fire because you don't want to discipline your child. Also, they're coming out with a new fire, so you have 4-6 weeks to reconsider your decision to get your kid a tablet of her own.