DSIS and me had agreed I'd come and take her DC out for the day last weekend. Nephew (DN) is 6 and a half, sweet little boy eager to please, but always bouncing off the walls with energy and can sometimes be very demanding; if he wants something when his parents are busy or unable to provide it, he often starts whinging and sulking. They manage well enough at home, going out is occasionally difficult as DN has a short attention span and runs off/or grabs things from shelves as the mood takes him.
However, me and him get on quite well, and as DSIS wanted to get some work done from home she suggested I take him out (her DP had already gone out to his monthly walking group early that morning). DN had been well behaved recently, so I took him to the local beach, got chips later on and bought him a small chocolate bar on the way back.
On journey home I'd promised my DP I'd get in some bread and milk, but this was derailed by DN - when he found a pair of my old binoculars in my coat pocket and tried to look through the car window at everything going past. At first he found it hilarious and I warned him to stop it in case he started feeling unwell. He ignored me and was sick all down his front less than 2 minutes later. After pulling into the motorway services to clean him up, I told him that we weren't going to stop at shop because he'd been sick. He then spent the next half-hour whining and kicking the back of my seat violently.
I was annoyed because we'd had such a good day out up until the vomiting incident but I'd told him to stop fiddling with the binoculars and he hadn't listened, lesson learned there then...When I knocked on DSIS's door, she was surprised to see us back an hour earlier than intended and asked why but once I explained she just looked weary and took him inside.
WIBU to take back DN early for misbehaving?