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Raging, pissing brat at "shoppy woppy" June 28, 2013 |
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Woe is moo
After yesterday's major tantrum and puddle on the floor in our local convenience store, I have now resorted to keeping my dd at home. I've not taken her to pre school today, for fear of her almighty tantrums on the walk home. I can't stand it anymore. I know it sounds a bit drastic keeping her at home now. But honestly it is the only sure way I can avoid the park or the shoppy woppy on the way home. I wouldn't mind taking my dd to these places on the walk home if I didn't think they would result in almighty tantrums, and very unpleasant scenes for us both. I hold my hands up now and admit that I can not handle my three year old dd. She is four next month, and I can't physically carry her up and away when situations of tantrums arise in public. Yesterday was the final straw for me. My dd has never been a settled baby. From the moment I bought her home from the maternity hospital she would never sleep, always crying, always needing to be held. She has never slept through the night, and she has never grown out of tantrums. I'd rather have a day job cleaning toilets all day than be put through the torture of my difficult dd.
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So there she was all sweaty and red in the face, screaming she didn't want to come home. And my oh had even stopped off at the shop with her to buy her a bag of sweeties. So I really don't know why she was behaving like that. After a drink in the car, and some hugs, and sing songs, for almost 45 minutes, she finally let me get her out of the back seat. God knows what the neighbours thought!
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Today my 3 yr old dd caused the most awful scene in our local Tesco Express store; so embarrassingly bad that I can never go back there again! My dd has always been prone to tantrums, and she's had some bloody horrible ones in her time. But today in TESCO EXPRESS in full view of all the customers in a busy and packed local store. All the staff were at the checkout, so everyone will have seen it! Now I have four children (3, 13, 18 and 21 years), and I have never experienced anything as bad as my dd's tantrums in public! We were just about to pay, I was at the self checkout, in fact I'd already scanned two of the three items I was purchasing. But my dd was delaying, and holding the queue up, she kept saying that someone had put some sweets on the wrong shelf. So I looked and responded, saying "Yes, those milky ways ARE on the WRONG shelf", "But we have to pay now sweetie, so please hand me your packet of sweets". With that she flew into a rage, promptly weed on the floor, while I was frantically paying for the items. Then I attempted to walk her out of the store, but she wouldn't budge, she began thrashing around on the floor, in the way of all the customers who were trying to get to the checkout! So there's me, my crazy dd, an empty pushchair and a yellow puddle right beside us! After about ten minutes I managed to strap her in the pushchair, not without our bag going flying across the store. I had to lift the pushchair on it's back wheels as my dd was kicking and struggling to get out, and her legs were dragging on the floor! I wanted to cry, I wanted to walk out and leave her, but of course no parent can ever do that! Right now, I feel like I never want to leave the house again! Because my dd can have as many tantrums as she likes in the house, without me feeling totally embarrassed. My dd is draining, she is the hardest day job I have ever had, a day job that doesn't allow me to clock off until past midnight because that's how long she stays awake for. I wish they had invented tranquilizer darts, you know like for wild animals, to send them safely to sleep for a bit; would be a godsend in times of public tantrums!
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With that she flew into a rage, promptly weed on the floor, while I was frantically paying for the items.
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I WANT THOSE SWEETIES!
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Woe is moo
After yesterday's major tantrum and puddle on the floor in our local convenience store, I have now resorted to keeping my dd at home. I've not taken her to pre school today, for fear of her almighty tantrums on the walk home. I can't stand it anymore. I know it sounds a bit drastic keeping her at home now. But honestly it is the only sure way I can avoid the park or the shoppy woppy on the way home. I wouldn't mind taking my dd to these places on the walk home if I didn't think they would result in almighty tantrums, and very unpleasant scenes for us both. I hold my hands up now and admit that I can not handle my three year old dd. She is four next month, and I can't physically carry her up and away when situations of tantrums arise in public. Yesterday was the final straw for me. My dd has never been a settled baby. From the moment I bought her home from the maternity hospital she would never sleep, always crying, always needing to be held. She has never slept through the night, and she has never grown out of tantrums. I'd rather have a day job cleaning toilets all day than be put through the torture of my difficult dd.Quote
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So there she was all sweaty and red in the face, screaming she didn't want to come home. And my oh had even stopped off at the shop with her to buy her a bag of sweeties. So I really don't know why she was behaving like that. After a drink in the car, and some hugs, and sing songs, for almost 45 minutes, she finally let me get her out of the back seat. God knows what the neighbours thought!
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A mass of this moo's brain cells must have fallen out with her placenta.
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Today my 3 yr old dd caused the most awful scene in our local Tesco Express store; so embarrassingly bad that I can never go back there again!
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Today my 3 yr old dd caused the most awful scene in our local Tesco Express store; so embarrassingly bad that I can never go back there again! My dd has always been prone to tantrums, and she's had some bloody horrible ones in her time. But today in TESCO EXPRESS in full view of all the customers in a busy and packed local store. All the staff were at the checkout, so everyone will have seen it! Now I have four children (3, 13, 18 and 21 years), and I have never experienced anything as bad as my dd's tantrums in public! We were just about to pay, I was at the self checkout, in fact I'd already scanned two of the three items I was purchasing. But my dd was delaying, and holding the queue up, she kept saying that someone had put some sweets on the wrong shelf. So I looked and responded, saying "Yes, those milky ways ARE on the WRONG shelf", "But we have to pay now sweetie, so please hand me your packet of sweets". With that she flew into a rage, promptly weed on the floor, while I was frantically paying for the items. Then I attempted to walk her out of the store, but she wouldn't budge, she began thrashing around on the floor, in the way of all the customers who were trying to get to the checkout! So there's me, my crazy dd, an empty pushchair and a yellow puddle right beside us! After about ten minutes I managed to strap her in the pushchair, not without our bag going flying across the store. I had to lift the pushchair on it's back wheels as my dd was kicking and struggling to get out, and her legs were dragging on the floor! I wanted to cry, I wanted to walk out and leave her, but of course no parent can ever do that!