OMG! Ha Ha, my daughter is hilarious!!

Banned-ZoesMom · #1 April 24th, 2008, 01:41 PM

She's throwing a temper tantrum because she can't pull her sock off her foot. lol.

The not so great part is that she actually throws temper tantrums now. She never did until I started looking after the 3 year old I look after now. He throws them every morning like clockwork and wakes her at 6am.

Eleysia · #2 April 24th, 2008, 01:45 PM

funny now = PIA later! haha i bet it is super cute right now tho. So funny how the littlest things set them off.

How are you feeling btw? and when is/was the counseling again?

Banned-ZoesMom · #3 April 24th, 2008, 01:49 PM

I'm so friggin exhausted right now. My eyes hurt so badly, they feel like they're going to pop out of their sockets. I don't know how I'm gonna stay awake long enough to catch Grey's Anatomy tonight. I haven't seen it on TV since October and I'm dying to watch it.

Counselling is next wednesday.

Eleysia · #4 April 24th, 2008, 02:07 PM

LOL sorry you feel crappy. We shouldnt have brought up Greys in chat hahah. Can you catch some ZZzz's before it starts?

Banned-ZoesMom · #5 April 24th, 2008, 02:39 PM

I could if my daughter wasn't still throwing her temper tantrum. Besides, if I slept now, I wouldn't sleep tonight, and I need my sleep tonight. I'm just gonna stick it out.

Banned-ZoesMom · #6 April 24th, 2008, 03:23 PM

Her tantrum started at 4:41pm. It is now 6:22pm. She is still throwing her tantrum. I have no clue what is wrong with this child, and neither does her dad. Perhaps I should tell the family I can no longer provide care. I do not want my daughter doing this every day, or ever, until she at least doesn't get the latest Barbie doll in Wal-Mart. The child I watch throws one EVERY morning he is here, at 6am, because he wants his mom to stay, and she can't. In turn, he wakes her up, and ever since it started, she has started throwing the tantrums too.

Eleysia · #7 April 24th, 2008, 03:36 PM

I wouldnt put too much blame on the child that you watch. Every kid to my knowledge goes through this. My son started his terrible two's at 11 months, and it has driven Chad and I to the point of insanity. He will go ridged and scream his lungs out. He has recently started to throw his toys, and rais up as if he wanted to hit. Then he will grumble and scowl at you. Im still trying to figure out how to stop him from it, but i do know that time-outs have become my new best friend.

Banned-ZoesMom · #8 April 24th, 2008, 03:42 PM

Yeah, Zoe's still too young for that. She stopped her tantrum (finally) at 6:29pm, but has now just started up again because I wouldn't let her play on the computer.