The things I really want to say . . . .

Adrienne - posted on 07/11/2011

Okay, so I know this thread is a few months old but it just popped up (you know that little box that comes up with suggested threads). OMG!!!! I am laughing so hard at all of your responses. And to the last couple - my almost 4 y/o will just randomly come into the bathroom to "hang out" with me while I pee. LOL. I can't remember the last time I went to the bathroom by myself. If it isn't him, it's the cat.

Shana - posted on 02/28/2011

Ahhh my cat does that too! Stupid cat. Lol. I had a go at being a crazy person today and asked my 2 year old, "Why do you always have to be such a baby." (Sarcasm for people who cannot figure that out.) She head-butted me and said "DING!" There you go. That is the answer to all awesomely intelligence-lacking questions. Even your kid thinks you are a boob.

Shannen - posted on 02/25/2011

My cat gets under my legs and rubs and rubs till i have to push himaway.

Candi - posted on 02/25/2011

how about having your cat jump on your lap while trying to pee. GO AWAY!! Dang cat doesn't want to lay with me when I am on the couch, he waits til I go to the toilet

Bonnie - posted on 02/25/2011

I hear ya Katherine! I don't have a dog, but more often than not both kids either follow me to the bathroom or I will be in there for a minute before at least one of them calls for me asking me where I am.

Katherine - posted on 02/25/2011

I haven't peed by myself in I don't know how long. At one point I had both kids AND the dog in there with me!

Iridescent - posted on 02/24/2011

Heck. My 3 (almost 4) year olds all do those things! Get over it.

Bonnie - posted on 02/24/2011

My 2 year old still does those things lol

Stifler's - posted on 02/24/2011

Mine does the kitchen thing, sits under my feet and pulls things out of the cupboards for me trip over and sits outside the toilet door. I think they just want to see what you're doing and there's nothing wrong with that.

Shannen - posted on 02/24/2011

My 7 month old will follow me everywhere. I can't sit on the computer for even 5 minutes if he is awake ebcause he will follow me and push the tower over. If i get in the kitchen to cook dinner or make lunch he gets between me and the bench and pushes on me. He just wants to be with me . For crying out loud they are only young once so let them be close to you and give them all the love you can because one day they won't be here.

Stifler's - posted on 02/24/2011

I don't actually know anyone who's 1 year old doesn't follow them all day. LOL. Mine does and it's because they want you to play instead of being on Facebook, vacuuming, folding washing, stacking the dishwasher.

Bonnie - posted on 02/24/2011

Some people geez. They want things to happen overnight or something. She is still considered a baby at 11 months. Not only that, but probably going through separation anxiety.

Katherine - posted on 02/24/2011

It was something like my daughter is 11mo and she will not stop following me. All she does is cry and cry to be picked up, to the point of throwing up. I can't get anything done. She also won't sleep through the night.

Stifler's - posted on 02/24/2011

Bahaha "my child is being a child... what do i do?" hahahahah oh my god. Everyone's kid yells and bangs toys.

Bonnie - posted on 02/24/2011

Yeah and then when they think they have put up enough of a fight they say, oh now I know this site isn't for me. Good bye. Geez.

Shannen - posted on 02/24/2011

Seriously it's like these people just put them up to see ho wmany people they can offend and piss off.

Bonnie - posted on 02/24/2011

The OP was deleted. I was going to read it. oh well.

Katherine - posted on 02/24/2011

No, she shouldn't and that is just damn cruel.

Jackie - posted on 02/24/2011

^^^^ For real? ^^^^ I told her she shouldn't have had kids if she didn't want a tag along. Harsh? maybe..

Katherine - posted on 02/24/2011

What a stupid BITCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Ianina - posted on 02/24/2011

the 3 year old hates her 1 year old sister??
really? wow...

Katherine - posted on 02/24/2011

http://www.circleofmoms.com/stay-at-home...

What.the.hell?

Candi - posted on 02/24/2011

I always knew when my kids were about to hit a growth spurt b/c they refused to eat! For about a week, they were tired and not hungry at all, then all of a sudden they were eating me out of house and home and an inch or more taller!

Iridescent - posted on 02/23/2011

Is it effecting his weight? Checking weekly on an accurate scale is a good way to know. If not, he could simply not be very hungry; milk is quite filling, even if you don't realize it.

Stifler's - posted on 02/23/2011

I give him like one slice of bread and he just mangles it and breakfast is over or one weetbix and milk. He used to LOVE weetbix and toast for breakfast and since he got to about 11 months it's like he eats nothing and won't let us feed him.

Iridescent - posted on 02/23/2011

People really just have to think about their own kid and what motivates them, and what the problems are at the table. Also have reasonable expectations for amounts; why would a toddler eat a huge plate of food? That's not even healthy.

Iridescent - posted on 02/23/2011

The only kid in this house we really push to eat is our 3 year old healthy (underweight) daughter. She's so blessed hyper she simply will not sit! So we put her back in an infant booster, set her butt at the table by herself so she's no longer entertained, the tv stays off, and it's amazing but her food disappears! It's especially taught her that even when she dumps it on the floor she gets the same amount back, and has to finish it or sits there while we do fun things with the other kids.

Bonnie - posted on 02/23/2011

I have done that too Tracey. Sometimes I spend an hour trying to get my boys to eat. Then i'm thinking, what the heck, did I really just waste an hour trying to get them to eat? It's crazy.

Sneaky - posted on 02/23/2011

I found myself pointlessly trying to get my two year old to eat her lunch yesterday - why did I waste my time? She obviously wasn't hungry!

Stifler's - posted on 02/23/2011

Are you picking on me! Hahaha. Nah I am over it, I just let him do what he wants now.

Katherine - posted on 02/23/2011

Maybe I will use the feeding tube retort.....

Stifler's - posted on 02/23/2011

But my kid won't eat!

Iridescent - posted on 02/23/2011

I know it! And we were about gagging at the thought, because feeding tubes are a bit gross; it's rather like a nose with goobers.

Katherine - posted on 02/23/2011

Oh dear! Funny but not.

Iridescent - posted on 02/23/2011

You could always tell them to bring them to the dr and get feeding tubes installed in all their kids. It's such great fun! NOT.

Speaking of, I caught our son laying on the floor, with our daughter trying to blow him up through his feeding tube. Since air will go in like that, I felt bad for the little guy! While we joke the kids are inflatable, they really shouldn't be...

Katherine - posted on 02/23/2011

My kid won't eat. Well maybe he/she's not fing HUNGRY damn it! I have seen more of those posts than any other and I'm about to say something really mean.





Edit to add: Like SHUT UP!!!

Bonnie - posted on 02/22/2011

LMAO I know eh!

Katherine - posted on 02/22/2011

@ Bonnie ROFL!!!!! That's quite an equation.

Ianina - posted on 02/22/2011

http://www.circleofmoms.com/twins/why-my...

FOUND IT!

Ianina - posted on 02/22/2011

http://www.circleofmoms.com/twins/why-my...

FOUND IT!!!!

Bonnie - posted on 02/20/2011

LOL I try to remember the number of notifications I had and then when I sign on next, I subtract the two to figure out how many new alerts I have, then I count back that many from the top of the list and that is where I start from.

Candi - posted on 02/19/2011

yeah I can't get my notifications to go away either

Stifler's - posted on 02/19/2011

HAHAHA yeah Logan would have screamy fits if I took the tv remote away from him at 9 months but I wouldn't really call that a tantrum or him being naughty. Yeah "Why does my 2 week old always want to be held"... maybe because they're used to being inside you!

CoM is always stuffing up for me too!! Now I'm not getting emails again and the notifications aren't going away so I can't tell which are new and which are old.

Bonnie - posted on 02/19/2011

"Why does my baby want my attention so much and is always crying and I can never get anything done?"

Really? Because babies need to be cuddled and have attention and crying is how they communicate best. And you can't get anything done? Welcome to parenthood.

Shannen - posted on 02/19/2011

I have a 7 month old and he does chuck little tanties where he will scream and grunt but it's because he is frsutrated that he can't do something he is attempting. It's not like he is being a defiant 4 yr old who wont listen.
They are little people who can't communicate what else are they gunna do :(

Katherine - posted on 02/19/2011

Oh the baby tantrums kill me.

Katherine - posted on 02/19/2011

I would really love to say why the hell can't you get it right CoM??????
Why is it always something? And why is it MY account?

Damn.

Stifler's - posted on 02/19/2011

HAHAH I've seen ones about 9 month olds throwing "tantrums" ... really? LOL

Iridescent - posted on 02/19/2011

I WANT to say...
Tie him up.
Take away his legs.
Lock him in.
Bed tent.
Quit trying and let him wear himself out, just put him to bed early.
Transition him to "quiet time" instead of naptime.
Chloroform.

Katherine - posted on 02/19/2011

The endless, infinite my kid won't sleep in his/her own bed.

Geez figure it out!!!!