Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Children who scream do not get any ice cream at all. Your son tantrums because he knows if he does it long enough you or your husband will give in and give him what he wants. You and your husband are the problem, not your son.
And you are calling a 1 yr old an asshole. Hello? Why is a 1 yr old even begin given ice cream to begin with? You are the problem here.
The tone is wrong but the advice is right.
-kids who scream don't get ice cream. He just learned the price of getting what he wants is 15 min of screaming.
-Why is 1yo screaming for a cookie-means he obvs knows what cookies are/eats them. That is kind of messed up. At 1 yo, my kid wouldn't even know how to scream for a cookie and didn't know what a cookie was. (Same with ice cream, but I get how "going for ice cream" is a family event so 1 yo might be familiar.
-so what if 1 yo wants to be carried? Carry him.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Children who scream do not get any ice cream at all. Your son tantrums because he knows if he does it long enough you or your husband will give in and give him what he wants. You and your husband are the problem, not your son.
And you are calling a 1 yr old an asshole. Hello? Why is a 1 yr old even begin given ice cream to begin with? You are the problem here.
The tone is wrong but the advice is right.
-kids who scream don't get ice cream. He just learned the price of getting what he wants is 15 min of screaming.
-Why is 1yo screaming for a cookie-means he obvs knows what cookies are/eats them. That is kind of messed up. At 1 yo, my kid wouldn't even know how to scream for a cookie and didn't know what a cookie was. (Same with ice cream, but I get how "going for ice cream" is a family event so 1 yo might be familiar.
-so what if 1 yo wants to be carried? Carry him.
ExactlyAnonymous wrote:Children who scream do not get any ice cream at all. Your son tantrums because he knows if he does it long enough you or your husband will give in and give him what he wants. You and your husband are the problem, not your son.
And you are calling a 1 yr old an asshole. Hello? Why is a 1 yr old even begin given ice cream to begin with? You are the problem here.
Anonymous wrote:Children who scream do not get any ice cream at all. Your son tantrums because he knows if he does it long enough you or your husband will give in and give him what he wants. You and your husband are the problem, not your son.
And you are calling a 1 yr old an asshole. Hello? Why is a 1 yr old even begin given ice cream to begin with? You are the problem here.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why are you sending your 1 year old and 4 year old to camp while you are on vacation?
New pp. they probably have a kids club or something. This is very common, and kids enjoy it.
Anonymous wrote:Why are you sending your 1 year old and 4 year old to camp while you are on vacation?
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I admit the tantrum was not our finest parenting moment. I wouldn't have done it but I sort of understand. Our son is dangerously skinny and when he doesn't eat he melts down. But this is also a week of tough days that have worn us down. We don't usually let him have a cone so it won't spill. Letting him have a cone on top was supposed to be a special treat. Alas.
As for our 1 year old eating ice cream it isn't an every day occurrence. She had a little on vacation which I don't see as a total failure for me. She gets lots of health food and is a great eater.
But as I said we could improve. I'm going to try to work harder to get the kids to eat and to understand what is going on. And the next tantrum I hope wil be different although DS needs to eat at the end of them.
Thanks so much for all our your support. It is so very nice to hear we aren't alone in this. Wine tonight for sure.
We
Anonymous wrote:OP here. I admit the tantrum was not our finest parenting moment. I wouldn't have done it but I sort of understand. Our son is dangerously skinny and when he doesn't eat he melts down. But this is also a week of tough days that have worn us down. We don't usually let him have a cone so it won't spill. Letting him have a cone on top was supposed to be a special treat. Alas.
As for our 1 year old eating ice cream it isn't an every day occurrence. She had a little on vacation which I don't see as a total failure for me. She gets lots of health food and is a great eater.
But as I said we could improve. I'm going to try to work harder to get the kids to eat and to understand what is going on. And the next tantrum I hope wil be different although DS needs to eat at the end of them.
Thanks so much for all our your support. It is so very nice to hear we aren't alone in this. Wine tonight for sure.
We
Anonymous wrote:At that age, there are no vacations, only trips.
Wise words I've been told before, and find to be very, very true.