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RS2731 ( member #33947) posted at 12:28 AM on Thursday, March 8th, 2012
DS3, why aren't you eating your mac and cheese? Because it's making me sad.
Geez. Chicken nuggets hurt his feelings. Mac and cheese makes him sad. I know kids can be weird but WTF???
Me - BS, 36
Him - WH, 36
Married - 11 years
DS - 4
D-Day - September 2011
In process of R.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
Aubrie (original poster member #33886) posted at 3:17 AM on Thursday, March 8th, 2012
Awww Jrazz! Annnnnd....um nice jacket?
Cute!
DS3 is running a fever today. Yay. He woke up from a nap sobbing. I put him in the tub. (he reeeally needed a bath) He sobbed because he didn't want to get in. I washed him up, told him to stand up, he sobbed because he wanted to stay in. Then he sobbed because I was putting him in jammies, "I want real cloooooothes!" I reach for the real clothes and he started crying, "I want Mickey jammiiiiiies!"
He got a dose of Tylenol and started feeling better. A little while ago he asked for "seepy tea so I feel better. *cough*cough*". I fixed him a mug of herbal Sleepy Time tea and he's good to go. Wonder how long that will last.
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
Jrazz ( member #31349) posted at 6:20 PM on Thursday, March 8th, 2012
He woke up from a nap sobbing.
Oh No! Poor sweetie sweetie. If it's anything like what we had, I switched from Tylenol to Ibuprofen for the longer lasting effects.
I gotta get some of that seepy tee.
Hope he feels better soon.
"Don't give up, the beginning is always the hardest." - Deeply Scared's mom
Aubrie (original poster member #33886) posted at 6:53 PM on Thursday, March 8th, 2012
"Seepy Tea" is Celestial Seasonings Sleepytime Tea. (Most importantly it's caffeine free
)
When I'm sick I use Echinacea Complete Care. My kids won't touch it with a 40 foot pole, so I give them "seepy tea" or Honey Chamomile. They seem alot calmer and happier once they drink it. I think it's more of a mental thing than physical. But hey, if it works, it works. I shall not argue.
[This message edited by Aubrie84 at 12:53 PM, March 8th (Thursday)]
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
JanaGreen ( member #29341) posted at 8:29 PM on Friday, March 9th, 2012
Bumping this because I want it to stay on the first page!
We're taking Baby G to a Kindermusik Jammie Jam class tonight. I don't know who's more excited - me or the baby.
RS2731 ( member #33947) posted at 8:47 PM on Friday, March 9th, 2012
DS3 has a new obsession with Charlie Brown. For the holidays he got a small stuffed Charlie Brown and Woodstock from my mom. His refrain ever since has been, Where's my Snoopy? So for Valentine's Day, I got him a small stuffed Snoopy. He loved it. Sleeps with it every night and brings it to day care pretty much every day.
A couple of weeks ago, WH handled pick up and called me when he got home. Snoopy had been left home and one the dogs had eaten part of him. DS was upset; I picked up a new Snoopy on the way home - all was good.
Fast forward to last weekend. We were all out together. Came home and Snoopy2 was gutted in the living room. I picked up pieces and both WH and I sat down and told DS that the dogs had hurt Snoopy and that we would get him a new one. He stared at us for about 30 seconds, then shook his little fists and yelled "AGAIN???"
Then walked up to our lab and shook his finger in his face and said "You are so NAUGHTY, Seerus (he can't pronounce Sirius). You have to have consequences."
Me - BS, 36
Him - WH, 36
Married - 11 years
DS - 4
D-Day - September 2011
In process of R.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
Aubrie (original poster member #33886) posted at 10:08 PM on Friday, March 9th, 2012
Oh RS, I needed the laugh. "You have to have consequences!"
Sorry to hear that Snoopy died a horrible death, but good to know DS wasn't overly devastated.
Captain Underpants made another appearance today. Had a rough night so I slept in. When I got up, DS was jumping on the couch in his tighty whiteys.
My crazy child.
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
tesla ( member #34697) posted at 10:29 PM on Friday, March 9th, 2012
Today DS was being especially attentive to our Malamute, Mosley. I'm in the kitchen and I hear DS yell, "Mom, I brush Mosley!" Go to check on this and he's brushing Mosley with his tooth brush!!!!
"Thou art the son and heir of a mongrel bitch." --King Lear
Aubrie (original poster member #33886) posted at 11:11 PM on Friday, March 9th, 2012
That's awesome. My little guy cleaned the toilet with his toothbrush.
He was so proud of himself too.
"Mommy look! I clean da toilet fur you!"
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
tsol25 ( member #29461) posted at 12:10 AM on Saturday, March 10th, 2012
I'm not in the toddler mama club but I love the stories.
t/j
Sirius
love it
me - tsol, that's all for now
RS2731 ( member #33947) posted at 3:51 AM on Saturday, March 10th, 2012
Oh, yeah. We're Harry Potter freaks. And not especially creative with the name for a black lab.
Me - BS, 36
Him - WH, 36
Married - 11 years
DS - 4
D-Day - September 2011
In process of R.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
JanaGreen ( member #29341) posted at 4:37 AM on Saturday, March 10th, 2012
So Baby G was pretending to feed me ice cream tonight. I said, "What kind of ice cream is it?" and she replied, "Bermilla."
Crossbow ( member #15224) posted at 4:06 PM on Saturday, March 10th, 2012
LOL Jana! Mine both call tortillas "batee-yahs."
DDay 7/4/07 found out about online/sexting EA with OM
DDay 7/25/07 found out about OW
In R
2 DSs, ages 11 & 9
DD, 4
Aubrie (original poster member #33886) posted at 3:00 AM on Sunday, March 11th, 2012
I love "bermilla".
DS calls his ice-cream, "rice cream".
"Courage is being scared to death and saddling up anyway." - J. Wayne
RS2731 ( member #33947) posted at 11:44 PM on Sunday, March 11th, 2012
Fair warning - this is going to be a little TMI.
DS3 is always walking around with either his hand down his pants or holding his crotch. I keep telling him it's not going to fall off. Tonight he was standing in th emiddle of the living room pulling at his crotch and I told him to stop. He turned around and said, quite indignantly - But Mommy, my pee pee is stuck to my balls!!!
I had to leave the room.
Me - BS, 36
Him - WH, 36
Married - 11 years
DS - 4
D-Day - September 2011
In process of R.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
Crossbow ( member #15224) posted at 1:18 AM on Monday, March 12th, 2012
LOL RS, I've got two who can't stop messing with em.
Recently DS4 took off his (dry) pullup to go put on underwear. As he ran from the bathroom, he was hanging onto the whole goods singing "Cold penis! Cold penis!" as he ran!
[This message edited by Crossbow at 7:18 PM, March 11th (Sunday)]
DDay 7/4/07 found out about online/sexting EA with OM
DDay 7/25/07 found out about OW
In R
2 DSs, ages 11 & 9
DD, 4
Heartbroken1993 ( member #27887) posted at 3:03 AM on Monday, March 12th, 2012
RS and Crossbow I believe I just seen my future with my ds. He is 15a months and discovered his little friend along time ago. Every time we change him his hands go right to it. Like a magnet. This past week he discovered how to take his pants off and yesterday he figured out how yo take his diaper off. The only thing missing for my little guy is a trench coat lol. Oh he also discovered how climb in the dining chairs and get on the table. Im waiting to catch him naked table dancing
WS-Him 37 (2 PA's)IamsosorryHB1993 (IASS)
BS-Me 37
Married 12yrs, together 22yrs. HS Sweethearts & Onlies
DD 6yrs
DS 4yrs
Getting Better
katieboo ( member #33039) posted at 5:01 AM on Monday, March 12th, 2012
I don't frequent Fun and Games that much. But this Toddler Mama Club sounds like so much fun!
My DD is 2. I have really been trying to watch my language around her.
DD: "Oh Crap!"
Me: "I told you not to say that word!"
DD: "No mama, you say no say Oh Fuck!"
Normally when she talks back to me it's unintelligible gibberish- this was her first understandable argument.
Me BS 35
WH 33
Married 7 years
D-Day #1 June 30, 2011
D-Day #2 Aug 13, 2011
Children: 1 daughter, 5 years old and 1 son, 2.5 years old
History, despite its wrenching pain, cannot be unlived, however, if faced with courage, need not be live
icbtih8 ( member #23797) posted at 12:26 PM on Monday, March 12th, 2012
Last night DD put on her pajamas all by herself.
She also fed herself, half the times with her spoon, half the times with her hands, 100% from my plate and 0% from hers.
D-day #1 - April 29, 2009
Beauty is a calling...a call "to transfigure what has harden or was wounded within you"
-- John O'Donohue
RS2731 ( member #33947) posted at 12:39 PM on Monday, March 12th, 2012
DD: "Oh Crap!"
Me: "I told you not to say that word!"
DD: "No mama, you say no say Oh Fuck!"
katieboo - I am really, really bad at watching my mouth and I've been trying to do better. A couple of months ago we had people over for dinner and I dropped something (can't remember what right now) and said: Son of a.... and stopped myself.
DS3 pipes up - it's Bitch, Mommy - son of a bitch!
Me - BS, 36
Him - WH, 36
Married - 11 years
DS - 4
D-Day - September 2011
In process of R.
You are braver than you believe, stronger than you seem and smarter than you think.
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