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ds 2.5 telling his turtle man to DIE!

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juicychops · 17/06/2007 13:53

He has a teenage mutant hero turtle that he calls 'turtle man'. All morning he has been banging him on the walls really hard shouting DIE DIE DIE

I have no idea where he has picked it up but no doubt it was tv

Do i ignore it, or tell him not to say it?

I tried telling him its not a nice thing to say so stop but he shouted it more

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newlifenewname · 17/06/2007 13:56

Testosterone surge?

Let him do it, it won't kill anyone!

Really though, I think making an issue will alert him to it and he will either feel uncomfortable about expressing himself or do it more to annoy you.

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BrothelSprouts · 17/06/2007 13:56

I wouldn't worry about it too much.
Tell him it's not very nice (as you already have), but don't make a big deal about it.
If he were chasing the cat around the house with a meat cleaver, that would be a different matter.
Imaginative play is good - even if there isn't always a happy ending for all the characters!

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juicychops · 17/06/2007 14:01

ok, thanks il try and ignore it

i think i have just realised where it has come from. Ive recently bought him a cartoon spiderman dvd as he is really into spiderman at the mo with all the hype about the new movie. its a PG so maybe it has killing in it

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BrothelSprouts · 17/06/2007 14:02

he might be re-enacting a scene in a barber's shop, and be shouting "dye, dye"?

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juicychops · 17/06/2007 14:13
Grin
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jackie2kids · 17/06/2007 18:47

You want to worry when the 3 yr old points his finger at the 2 yr old and shouts die.

They don't know what dying is. They think you fall over then get up again.

When DS ran into the road I asked himwhat would happen if he got hit by a car and he said" I wouldn't cry".!!!

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