Re: My Kids, UGHHH, are killing me

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In a message dated 6/17/2004 7:53:38 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

mamaslilqueen@... writes:

One of the kids Moms told me she asked if he was supposed to be

over there and he told her he had an hour, UGHH! I have to say if that park

was

not full of all thier classmates parents they would have blisters on their

little asses right now. i am going to shower them all and get them ready for

bed.

God Bless,

Robin, NorthEastern, NY

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See... having the classmates watch you blister thier behinds would have

definately been a lesson learned!!!

Of course I bet at least one would run and call 911....

Glad the kids are okay.. and happy to see a parent Parenting!!!!

So.. will they be ungrounded by thier 18th birthday??

K in Ft Lauderdale

Mommy to:

Noah - 10/14/02 - 31 weeker - 3lbs 11 oz

Deanna Marie or Jonah due November 18th - 2004

http://www.love-my-kids.com

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Thanks Vickie, New day today, lets see what happens, lol... They cannot go

anywheres this weekend because of last weekends punishment for being so bad when

i took them out so they will be ckleaning thier rooms and stuff this weekend.

God Bless,

Robin, NorthEastern, NY

Age- 41

EDD- July 27th, 2004

IT'S A BOY!!!!!!

Mommy to:

&

(twin boys 8 years),

Madison, daughter, 5 years and

Wife to Pup 15 years (October 31, 1988)

Gastric Bypass Surgery-

October 18th 2002

Start-378, current- 246(pregnant)

goal 170 after baby

It's a BOY!!!!!

Emerson Roger

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In a message dated 6/18/2004 12:28:53 AM Eastern Standard Time,

moms4safekids@... writes:

Of course I bet at least one would run and call 911....

If i knew nobody would of called on me I would of blistered those asses good.

I am not that big on spanking but i do think if they do something that is

endangering someone, each other or themselves they should get it. They are in

for

the weekend except for a swimming class after school today.

God Bless,

Robin, NorthEastern, NY

Age- 41

EDD- July 27th, 2004

IT'S A BOY!!!!!!

Mommy to:

&

(twin boys 8 years),

Madison, daughter, 5 years and

Wife to Pup 15 years (October 31, 1988)

Gastric Bypass Surgery-

October 18th 2002

Start-378, current- 246(pregnant)

goal 170 after baby

It's a BOY!!!!!

Emerson Roger

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I had to take Madisons barbies and her townhouse and stick it in a garbage

bag and hide it in the garage because she would not pick it up when her and her

friend were done with it, She said it was her friend that made the mess and

not her, Well, she has it back but not for long, her room is a wreck and she has

been warned as have the boys that they ahd better be cleaning these messes

this weekend or they are gone. So they have had their warnings..

God Bless,

Robin, NorthEastern, NY

Age- 41

EDD- July 27th, 2004

IT'S A BOY!!!!!!

Mommy to:

&

(twin boys 8 years),

Madison, daughter, 5 years and

Wife to Pup 15 years (October 31, 1988)

Gastric Bypass Surgery-

October 18th 2002

Start-378, current- 246(pregnant)

goal 170 after baby

It's a BOY!!!!!

Emerson Roger

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Hi Robin,

I have noticed with his ears are completely non-functional and he wants

what he wants. He is 4.5 and just goes into freakout mode at times and several

times I have gone into his room and taken every single toy away.......until he

could behave.

Now that's horrible for a kid....you would have thought I had beaten him the way

he looked at me when all his toys were gone.

Actually it was more punishment for me and hubby cause this kid has so many toys

thanks to my mom....

Chrystal

Wife to Jace - together 6 Years!

Happy Mommy to - 4 Years Old!

Jonas Due July 28, 2004!

Zookeeper for 2 big dogs and 6 cats who let me feed them!

http://chrystallife.50megs.com/

http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/seeswensonauctions/

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Hi Chrystal!

I have to agree.. my parents did this to me ONCE when I was a kid..

my sister and I were very bad about keeping our toys picked up.. so

one day when we came home from school.. every single toy, book,

everything was gone from our room... Our parents had said all week

they were going to do it - and they did.. and let me tell you.. that

was the longest week of our lives..but, we sure as heck made sure to

make our bed and put our toys and clothes away after that!

Trish

- In OSSG-pregnant , " Chrystal "

wrote:

> Hi Robin,

>

> I have noticed with his ears are completely non-functional

and he wants what he wants. He is 4.5 and just goes into freakout

mode at times and several times I have gone into his room and taken

every single toy away.......until he could behave.

>

> Now that's horrible for a kid....you would have thought I had

beaten him the way he looked at me when all his toys were gone.

>

> Actually it was more punishment for me and hubby cause this kid

has so many toys thanks to my mom....

>

> Chrystal

>

> Wife to Jace - together 6 Years!

> Happy Mommy to - 4 Years Old!

> Jonas Due July 28, 2004!

> Zookeeper for 2 big dogs and 6 cats who let me feed them!

> http://chrystallife.50megs.com/

> http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/seeswensonauctions/

>

>

>

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on 6/18/04 7:40 AM, Chrystal at nowhiners@... wrote:

Hi Robin,

I have noticed with his ears are completely non-functional and he

wants what he wants. He is 4.5 and just goes into freakout mode at times

and several times I have gone into his room and taken every single toy

away.......until he could behave.

Now that's horrible for a kid....you would have thought I had beaten him the

way he looked at me when all his toys were gone.

Actually it was more punishment for me and hubby cause this kid has so many

toys thanks to my mom....

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Chrystal,

That's actually a very effective way of reminding children of their place,

so to speak. In our house, it all belongs to Dad & me, and when anyone

forgets this, there are repercussions. I have actually had to remove

*everything* from my oldest daughter's room (age 10) once except for her bed

and three changes of clothes (my pick). It really got her attention. She

wasn't allowed to leave except for meals. I put a couple of books in there

that she could read, and that was it.

Another very effective thing I have used for her has been what I call a

" Think Sheet " . It wouldn't work for kids who don't read or write. I've also

got a Christian spin to it, but it could be modified easily to fit someone

else's system. Basically there are about five or so questions: (1)What did I

do wrong? (2)Who did I do wrong to? (3)What does God's Word say about this?

(4)Who do I need to ask for forgiveness? (5)What should I do next time?

..... I have found this method to be *extremely* effective with my daughter

because she has a tendency to act without thinking. This requires her to

actually be accountable in her own mind.

-- Kris Wood

" Always end the name of your child with a vowel so that when you yell, the

name will carry. "

-Bill Cosby

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Hi Kris!

I really like your think sheet! I might just have to incorporate

that one day!

Trish

>

> Hi Robin,

>

> I have noticed with his ears are completely non-functional

and he

> wants what he wants. He is 4.5 and just goes into freakout mode

at times

> and several times I have gone into his room and taken every single

toy

> away.......until he could behave.

>

> Now that's horrible for a kid....you would have thought I had

beaten him the

> way he looked at me when all his toys were gone.

>

> Actually it was more punishment for me and hubby cause this kid

has so many

> toys thanks to my mom....

> ========================================

> Chrystal,

> That's actually a very effective way of reminding children of

their place,

> so to speak. In our house, it all belongs to Dad & me, and when

anyone

> forgets this, there are repercussions. I have actually had to

remove

> *everything* from my oldest daughter's room (age 10) once except

for her bed

> and three changes of clothes (my pick). It really got her

attention. She

> wasn't allowed to leave except for meals. I put a couple of books

in there

> that she could read, and that was it.

>

> Another very effective thing I have used for her has been what I

call a

> " Think Sheet " . It wouldn't work for kids who don't read or write.

I've also

> got a Christian spin to it, but it could be modified easily to fit

someone

> else's system. Basically there are about five or so questions: (1)

What did I

> do wrong? (2)Who did I do wrong to? (3)What does God's Word say

about this?

> (4)Who do I need to ask for forgiveness? (5)What should I do next

time?

> .... I have found this method to be *extremely* effective with my

daughter

> because she has a tendency to act without thinking. This requires

her to

> actually be accountable in her own mind.

>

>

> -- Kris Wood

>

> " Always end the name of your child with a vowel so that when you

yell, the

> name will carry. "

> -Bill Cosby

>

> Need to harmlessly waste some time? Try these:

>

> http://snowflakes.lookandfeel.com/

>

> http://www.addictinggames.com/

>

>

>

>