Great update! I too recently had a fellow rider ruin my ride photo and I was so bummed about it because there was no time to re-ride ... and it's just not cool! I had been waiting and waiting to ride Space Mtn, and finally was able to do so the last day of our trip, and the guy in front of me was pretending to pick his nose while I was smiling behind him. GRRRR! Thankfully, I was able to crop the nose-picker out of the photo when I was making our photo book - but still
OK, rant over -- I suppose I need to get over it now and laugh it off ....hee!
Sorry that happened to you. Luckily, we didn't really care about the photo, so it was just funny. But, in your case, not so much.
See, and that's why I asked for the last seat for Splash. I posed with my arms crossed behind my head.
No one behind me to be blocked.
Smart! I always ask for back so I don't get wet.
FWIW, DS didn't get to play without me pretty much hovering
all that much at two. In general, though, he's a climber all over the place, so I don't worry too much about him on the playground now, although some play structures are really high and that does give me concern sometimes. Now, at 4 1/2, I do mostly sit on the sidelines - but always close enough for him to hear me remind him to take turns and watch out for smaller kids, which he's usually pretty good about! As an only child, I've found that DS plays more nicely when I'm not right on top of him. But, it's definitely a recent development that I get to relax a bit at the park!
Thanks, that's a good reference for me. Izzy's a pretty strong climber, but when she gets above my head/beyond my reach, that scares me. That would be a long fall.
I'm glad that he heeds your advice and does well!
Love this family pic with Mickey!!
Thanks!
Lots of Minnie coming soon!
DS legit choked around 13/14 months while at home and it was just me and him. I was sitting on the couch eating and he was in his high chair pulled up right next to me, when I heard gasping and looked at him and his eyes were all big and watering and his mouth was open but not doing anything, I picked him up real quick, gave him a fairly hard slap in the back and he spit up and started bawling!
I was absolutely terrified but stayed calm throughout the whole thing (which really only lasted less than 10 seconds) but it downright scared me.
How scary!
You handled it perfectly, though! I can see why you'd be worried about choking.
I can add that she has had two meltdowns this weekend about the same bagel.
No pictures, though. First, the bagel was - gasp - cut in half!
Second, the leftover bagel the next day, well, it just WAS and that was reason enough to fall to the floor in tears.
Strangely, she did eventually eat the whole thing.
She also lost her mind tonight because she picked her Doc McStuffins cup for milk, then changed her mind to Sofia the First. I hand-washed the used Sofia cup just to make her happy, then poured in the milk from the Doc cup and she LOST IT. She needed NEW milk, not the freshly-poured milk that was in the wrong cup!
I eventually stored the unwanted Doc milk and poured fresh milk into Sofia and she regained her composure. It was a rough dinner tonight between that and that darn bagel.
I don't understand why they don't keep these in indefinitely
I can't pinpoint the location, but is something usually there when it's not F&G season? They'd probably get more families to come, knowing that there was more to do for the little ones.
I'm not sure either. I wish they did have something like this around more often - great during rider swaps!
Standing is hard.
Wow that is really high! I would have done that same but isn't that just playing safe and smart? Or are we that overprotective??
Really though, I just don't want my day to be ruined with the crying from falling
Sounds like we're pretty normal by the response here. But I always seem to be the only parent hovering.
And, yes, you don't want a fall and the unhappiness to ruin a day.
Our kids...wanting to grow up to fast, already in the driver seat.
It's the place to be!
That guy's like, "WHAT? BRING IT ON!" Poor Dug, he does look uncomfortable. And the gentleman next to him is much larger that Dug so he had to have been uncomfortable too.
I doubt anyone in that backseat was too comfy, but the others perhaps hid their feelings more.
Beware those topiary elephants!
Yes I remember being able to bring the stroller too in the past, but this year we couldn't.
Huh, weird. Seems like it's mixed CM "enforcement"/policy.
Agh, so jealous! One day he'll do this....maybe
I hope he does!
Thanks!
What a goofball!
Dug I mean
Of course!
That is very odd that they couldn't find it.
Sure was. At least it wasn't a super-anticipated shot or anything.