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To think my 2YO has won

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BoredYummyMummy · 28/04/2022 14:57

He’s sat on his little desk and chair that he demanded with a bowl of fucking cereal that he asked for… and the book he couldn’t leave the car without.. but is still screaming/crying/tantruming…

what the hell is This torture

How do you make the noise stop?

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00100001 · 29/04/2022 11:55

00100001 · 29/04/2022 07:51

YABU

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Fancy punishing a kid in such a random way for expressing their emotions..

Bizarre.

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BoredYummyMummy · 29/04/2022 19:29

Saga continues - I’m not better at figuring out the cause today as I was yesterday though 🥴. This time is was the socks on the wrong feet🥹. Ferociously Google’s socks with L and R on them

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ChocBloc · 29/04/2022 19:41

No idea what's wrong today. Dinner was on the wrong plate. Sorted that out but still, lots of unhappiness. Very little pointing or clues as to the problem.

Latenightreader · 29/04/2022 20:36

3YO had a meltdown this morning because the basin of water for her to wash in was ‘too cold’. It wasn’t too cold, it was lovely and warm. At this point she hadn’t actually been near it. Then followed several minutes of screaming that I was ‘not my best mummy’ (I’m her only mummy).

SleepingStandingUp · 29/04/2022 21:20

I have no sympathy with anyone who's kid can actually tell them what's wrong. My kids don't speak English. They speak Twin. To each other. No frigging idea half the time.

runnerblade95 · 30/04/2022 10:03

Latenightreader · 29/04/2022 20:36

3YO had a meltdown this morning because the basin of water for her to wash in was ‘too cold’. It wasn’t too cold, it was lovely and warm. At this point she hadn’t actually been near it. Then followed several minutes of screaming that I was ‘not my best mummy’ (I’m her only mummy).

This sounds exactly like my little one 😂

Whenever in the midst of a tantrum, she repeatedly tells me that I am a rubbish mummy 🤣🤣

I told her that there’s a phone number that you can call for a new mummy but to be careful because the new mummy might not let her play with her toys and read her bedtime stories.

She then proceeded to say I’m sorry and I forgive you (?!) 😂

Forgive me when you were the one that called me a rubbish mummy? Lol, okay then babygirl 😅

Worriedandconfused23 · 01/05/2022 22:41

Mine tantrummed today because I said they could not run around asda with their babies head on a stick (doll, I should point out) worrying as I'm imminently due another....

I compromised and instead they sat proudly in the trolley with said dolls head on a stick.

Fml

SleepingStandingUp · 03/05/2022 19:54

Mine screamed when we went past our friends door because the dog wasn't there / friend wasn't there
Unclear who as they don't talk English and scream a lot but it was clearly friends house who has a dog that adore, lots of pointing and hysterics. We walk past this house FOUR TIMES A FUCKING DAY.

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BoredYummyMummy · 04/05/2022 12:26

@SleepingStandingUp ah but this time was new, it wasn’t like the other 150 times you’d walked passed in the last month odd.

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SleepingStandingUp · 04/05/2022 20:19

Oh it was, screaming because the door was shit has become the new thing.

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