It's so sad that Kindergarteners worry about who's fat or thin. Imagine the low self esteem of the teasers.lbgraves said:ITA with the mean spiritedness of some kids. Last year DD came home very upset most of the year because a couple of girls in her Kindergarten class said that she was fat.
But, try to explain that to a little kid.klineyqueen said:
MommyMinnie said:It's so sad that Kindergarteners worry about who's fat or thin. Imagine the low self esteem of the teasers.
She isn't even 6 yet. Since I worked at the school and knew the kids who were saying this I really had to keep myself from telling her that these girls were sticks & too thin...I didn't want her saying that to them though. I don't want her dealing with an eating disorder. I believe that I had one before they were given a name.I was going to add to my original post that a rum and coke will help mom get through Eliza's need for baby orajel!BuzzBoyMom said:
I never heard of them. What do they do and how do they work?becka said:3 words for you: Hyland's Teething Tablets
Best thing ever!!! DD did not like Orajel but the teething tablets really seemed to help.
of the redhead!
lbgraves said:ITA with the mean spiritedness of some kids. Last year DD came home very upset most of the year because a couple of girls in her Kindergarten class said that she was fat.
klineyqueen said:
John...are you causing trouble????Jhalkias said:Boy, there are a couple of pages back there that I think I will print out and take on the cruise with me . . . wonder how many drinks I can get brought to me in exchange for not sharing with your DH's???
Just what exactly are all you redheads going to say to your DH's when I ask you when they are around if you are wearing your "Spanx"!
Who's this strange man from that cult asking about your undergarments???
Ahhhh, I won't do it - you'll probably all excommunicate me, and I've always heard those tales about the
DW's hair was an Auburn color (she may disagree with that) when we were dating. Son has light brown hair, daughter a bit darker, mine near black, and all of us with brown eyes. That's why I like that Van Morrison song . . . I have two "Brown Eyed Girls" - even though one of them is still "Walt's girl"
John
I LOVEkimerinc said:
rock-paper-scissors!!! You will all think I am totally corny but my DH and I play that all of the time. We play it for things that must be done but neither of us wants to do them. For example, changing diapers, turning out a light when we are both in bed, getting DS a drink, and that sort of thing. Anyway, it started back when we first got married and has continued. I can honestly say that we abide by the R-P-S 100%. If you lose you lose! Some of our friends think it is funny. One couple even started to do it when they have some unfun chore!Jhalkias said:Boy, there are a couple of pages back there that I think I will print out and take on the cruise with me . . . wonder how many drinks I can get brought to me in exchange for not sharing with your DH's???
Just what exactly are all you redheads going to say to your DH's when I ask you when they are around if you are wearing your "Spanx"!
Who's this strange man from that cult asking about your undergarments???
Ahhhh, I won't do it - you'll probably all excommunicate me, and I've always heard those tales about the
DW's hair was an Auburn color (she may disagree with that) when we were dating. Son has light brown hair, daughter a bit darker, mine near black, and all of us with brown eyes. That's why I like that Van Morrison song . . . I have two "Brown Eyed Girls" - even though one of them is still "Walt's girl"
John
Hmmmm is Blackmail legal?
Kim
