Don't worry Lissa it stops.Lissa said:when do they stop emptying out drawers, pulling down the toilet paper and going through trash cans? I swear this kid thinks he owns the place.
I second that! LOL!jtee said:Don't worry Lissa it stops. But it is really about finding something else that will drive you crazy. It never really ends, at least that has been our experience.
How about Dora the Explorer? Every episode is exactly the same they just make three different stops on each episode.jtee said:I swear, I don't know how anyone can listen to Hannah Montana over and over everyday, but that too will come to end.
LMAO...I know just how you feelGood Wolf said:How about Dora the Explorer? Every episode is exactly the same they just make three different stops on each episode.
I KNOW YOUR THE FREAKING MAP MAN, NOW SHUT IT ALREADY AND SHOW DORA HOW TO GET TO THE CHOCOLATE TREE DOOD!!!
At that age, with our daughter is was Blue's Clues over and over and over. And she wanted us to watch it with her over and over.Good Wolf said:How about Dora the Explorer? Every episode is exactly the same they just make three different stops on each episode.
I KNOW YOUR THE FREAKING MAP MAN, NOW SHUT IT ALREADY AND SHOW DORA HOW TO GET TO THE CHOCOLATE TREE DOOD!!!
But at the end of the day when he's fast asleep, it seems worth effort.Lissa said:Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.
Yep... that's what they specialize in. :biggrin:Lissa said:He won't stop following me.
I'm very familiar with Joe/Steve and their notebooks.jtee said:At that age, with our daughter is was Blue's Clues over and over and over. And she wanted us to watch it with her over and over.
I can only pray for the day he shows interest in the TV. Then maybe he'll leave me alone for awhile.jtee said:Don't worry Lissa it stops.
But it is really about finding something else that will drive you crazy. It never really ends, at least that has been our experience, and I think our daughter is pretty normal and for the most part well behaved. I swear, I don't know how anyone can listen to Hannah Montana over and over everyday, but that too will come to end.
But at least you know where he is! My daughter is three, and her specialty is disappearing when I go to the toilet. She wants nothing to do with me. And emptying drawers is the tip of the iceberg. Just today, I have had a gallon of fabric softener dumped onto the guest bed in the playroom, in which she bathed her little brother. This afternoon, it was a pile of poop in the dining room that somehow ended up in her hair (I was in the bathroom, so she refused to use it). A few hours later, half a dozen free range organic brown eggs ground into my carpet and used as lotion. This all happens in the span of a bathroom break. She can climb a baby gate faster than you can yell to stop her!Lissa said:And now I'm on the computer and he's sitting by the gate at the door staring at me. He waits for me to go to the bathroom. He waits for me to get off the computer. He won't stop following me.