This is Post #100 and I am excited it is bringing the information to you all that I am working at Pier 1 Imports!
So far I love it! I get to shop with people all day, spend their money and go home with a paycheck. It is experience that will benefit me in a time that no one is hiring entry level Interior Designers. It is great part-time scheduling and working out great with school and Charlotte.
Speaking (or writing) about Charlotte, she is starting to have tantrum-bullying-screaming-hitting-throwing moments. Where do they learn this stuff? She used to go to the door and say "Aow-eyed?"--now she smacks the door and SCREAMS. What the heck? When I pick her up when she is doing something naughty, she tells me "NO" and smacks me in the face. Ummm, NO BODY has ever hit me (except for water polo players and viscous JT swimmers...the pool is a dangerous place I guess). Who taught her that??? What do I do? When will time-out be effective?
1 comment:
I know nothing about raising children, but I do know about Supernanny! Acoording to Jo Frost, you should not use time out until age 2. They probably can't quite fully understand that they're put in time out because of what they did, since they aren't quite mentally able to reason yet. That's the text book answer for you! But in reality, you probably just need to figure out what works out best for you & Charly. Good luck!
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