I had THE most inept cashier ever.
No, I did. She was strung out on smack, and it took forever, but she managed to miss swiping half my groceries so I got about $100 worth of groceries for $40 dollars. She was utterly dumbstruck trying to bag them so I relieved her of that duty before the manager noticed.
Susan, I'll just add my voice to the chorus of "that's normal" for that age. Kids don't
like
to share, really. And behaviorally we don't expect them to get the sharing concept down until they're a little older.
And behaviorally we don't expect them to get the sharing concept down until they're a little older.
But not by, say, age 34, right? Years?
But not by, say, age 34, right? Years?
You will be sharing your pancakes with me, right?
I was going to try to catch up on my work, but now I'm ded of the cute: [link] .
You will be sharing your pancakes with me, right?
No. We're going to make you stand outside.
Also? Adult standards of what constitutes bad behavior don't apply to toddlers, and won't apply until Annabel learns to differentiate right from wrong, which usually doesn't happen until they're 4 or 5. Until then, it's all about distracting them from causing any harm and praising them when they do something good.
You will be sharing your pancakes with me, right?
Only if you can beat me at hand-to-hand combat.
Only if you can beat me at hand-to-hand combat.
Okay, but no thumb-wrestling. Arm-wrestling until the back of somebody's fist is buried in a syrrupy pancake and the flatware goes flying? Oh yeah.
Teppy-Hec smackdown! Let's sell tickets!
