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Stupid Pet Peeves

franklin said:
You know me bro. What do you think?
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I like your style. I generally just go close to my daughter and meanly ask if she wants a smack on her tookus? She stops about 40% of the time, cries in response to the meanness 40% of the time, and continues her nonsense the other 20%. So I feel like I win 80% of the time. Winning!
 
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Cunning Linguist said:
I like your style. I generally just go close to my daughter and meanly ask if she wants a smack on her tookus? She stops about 40% of the time, cries in response to the meanness 40% of the time, and continues her nonsense the other 20%. So I feel like I win 80% of the time. Winning!
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Every child is different. I try to raise mine according to their personality and needs. Some get more tough love than others.
 
franklin said:
Every child is different. I try to raise mine according to their personality and needs. Some get more tough love than others.
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Yep, no doubt. My take is we smother our daughter (18 months next week) with love and she's the sweetest thing, running up to her friends at daycare to give them hugs and kisses each morning. She's always smiling and happy and having fun. So when we firmly tell her no (her most hated word) or to stop, I don't feel so bad. The girl knows we love the hell out of her.

And she ain't winning.
 
That reminds me--pet peeve: people who repeatedly tell their kids "stop it or [insert threat here]", but then who don't follow up with any consequences when the kids continue to act up. (Unless the threat was clearly made only for humorous purposes, something we ourselves have found to be pretty effective.)
 
colton said:
Those sticky labels on the edges of CD cases (inside the shrink wrap) that you have to get off before you can open the case, and which always tear apart as you try to remove them.
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This is a good one
 
colton said:
That reminds me--pet peeve: people who repeatedly tell their kids "stop it or [insert threat here]", but then who don't follow up with any consequences when the kids continue to act up. (Unless the threat was clearly made only for humorous purposes, something we ourselves have found to be pretty effective.)
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This 100%.
 
When you walk up to people that always have headphones in their ears and start talking to them, only to find out they are actually on a phone call this time.

So 2 peeves.

1- always having headphones in the ear
2- never knowing when said person is actually on a phone call
 
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