kids.......

RivaOni · Full English! Age: 41 Gender: Joined: 24 Sep 2002

theyre a nightmare, especially my rachael.

shes just discovered a new trick,throwing her toast on the floor for the dog, or even worse "doggy lick, baby lick" techniques................ worse thing is, i cant tell her off:

1. shes only 8months so doesnt understand
and
2. she fins it funny when you raise your voice so you end up laughing at her giggling at you

ruddy kids

Graillik Tur · Renaissancetaku Gender: Joined: 09 Jul 2004

Ya...there a hoot. I got a 2 year old niece that stays with me alot. Little bugger gets into everything, and she can talk too, so she will sing and dance and tell you no...it just goes on. But ya, their a pain, but they can be so cute.

shadokastur · Posted: Sun Feb 13, 2005 11:15 am Post subject:

Marysanna and I are expecting our's in May... I'm scared but at the same time I just can't wait.

Shandriz · Your Death Shall be Swift Gender: Joined: 28 Sep 2003

Nyao-- Riva, at eight months, she can understand a little of what you're saying. Scold her a bit, take away the toast, etc. That's about the best you can do. Working with toddlers is about the same as working with a dog. ^_-

Sorry, had to put in my two cents-- after working with the one-year-olds at a Daycare Center for quite some time, I kinda got the idea. (eight of them all to myself most of the time. OMG yay!)

I love children, especially the littler ones (the big ones learn how to backtalk and often need to be spanked really hard on the bum but aren't.) but they're difficult. You always gotta keep two eyes on 'em. ^_^

Edit: As a sidenote: It also wouldn't hurt to try training your dog not to go for either of the reactions-- table scraps aren't good for them anyways.

Tobias · *explodes* Age: 38 Gender: Joined: 17 Jan 2003

aww...doggy lick, baby lick...thats hilarious!

*explodes*

Yea, im sure she'll get the picture soon enough

RivaOni · Full English! Age: 41 Gender: Joined: 24 Sep 2002

we're trying to train the dog, but she learns stuff then forgets it a couple of hours later, its like training a brick

Ultrawolf · Mr. Roarke Gender: Joined: 04 Jul 2003

Shandriz · Your Death Shall be Swift Gender: Joined: 28 Sep 2003

<3 dogs have no attention span. It's only through constant repitition that they eventually learn. Just like children ^_^

Ultrawolf · Mr. Roarke Gender: Joined: 04 Jul 2003

RivaOni · Full English! Age: 41 Gender: Joined: 24 Sep 2002

lol, too right they dont have an attention span, i was in the kitchen making some food and the dog wanted to go out in the garden, anyway by the time id made everything ok for me to leave the food todo what it needed to do, she had got bored of the idea (the dog no the baby, the babies easy to deal with now, just give her the keybord we replaced today and she'l play withit for hours)

*oh and any typos can be blamed on the ne keyboard, its wireless and i think i may type to quickly for it or press the keys too softly :S *