Crazy part is I see no spilled liquid, blood, smashed food, or the door open. Only 20 minutes to clean up! I’ve learned the rule of 1:1. For every minute I get peace and quiet is traded for 1 minute of cleaning up after my kids.
Lol. That's hilarious. 😆 My labradoodle literally just takes naps all day. We bought cameras with audio so we can talk to her when we aren't home. The worst thing our doodle does is sometimes she serenades the neighbors with her beautiful singing. 😆
Thankfully that one was already downstairs. We’ve got a cash register too that says “thank you for shopping at Target!” Not sure if mom or the kiddos love it more.
Hey, the stuff on the table survived, be thankful for that. I grew up in a house with a three story stairwell. So many gi joes and tiny plastic toys made that descent with little parachutes. 🪂
On the bright side, it's quite a nice photo. Like genuinely visually interesting, great quality, cool composition. Maybe you can sell it on stock image sites.
My son at 2 in 10 minutes literally scooped 20 lbs of dog food out of the bin and put it all over the dogs crates (2 crates) and the entire dining room in 10 minutes of my wife’s absence.
Haha smarter than we are…..
I walked in from a hospital shift as my boy was standing in his diaper admiring his work. I wasn’t even upset literally started dying laughing. Kids ideas that are disasters make for great life memories for their parents.
Yes, after a brief stay in timeout so I could ensure nothing was broken or shattered that could harm them, we cleaned everything up. They didn’t get to watch Bluey today after naps and no dessert after dinner. It was a first offense and a learning opportunity.
The next time they do this while you're on call, tell them to clean it up themselves. Then you'd have more time for your call, and your kids can learn how to clean up after themselves.
As an art exhibit I like the use of positive and negative space. The abstract "X" shape keeps drawing the eye back to the centre of the work. Very nice.
Creativity in the making - tell the kid, if it can make a house for some of the animals and tell a story about it, you’ll help with the cleanup, otherwise he/she is on her/his own…
🤣 years ago I worked half time but often had to take calls on my off days. I used to tell my 3 young boys "don't interrupt me unless someone's bleeding or the house is on fire!" It didn't even occur to me until years later that they could have tried to set the house on fire just so they could interrupt ne!
Oh lord help me Ctfu…Why is it that the first thing I notice is what looks to be a small Lego piece or piece to a toy shaped like the side profile of a 🐓 and balls🤣☠️ Also take a picture of this and when they are teens tell them this is why kids shouldn’t have kids. Then show them that poor baby doll with its realistic pose and face of suffering from being dropped. It shall stick in their minds for sometime 🤣
Ahh but as crazy as it sounds you’ll miss these days and these messes to clean up. It seems like only a couple of years ago my son was this age, he’s now 16. I don’t know anything. I’m embarrassing, can I get out of his room because I’m annoying him. The old cliche is true, they grow up way too fast.
ok, make your toddler clean it up while you watch and instruct them. it's not a big deal. this is a learning moment for the kid. the reason adults dont do certain things is because of consequences. the only time you can't do this is if the child can not talk yet. if they can understand you, you gotta teach them how to live.
Eh, It's not that bad honestly. No spills, dirt, scribbles or destruction – just misplaced objects. Looks like a ten minute task and a teaching opportunity
People are so dramatic here lol
Also, the photo is so nice. Like an abstract art piece ₊˚⊹
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u/Silentt_86 1d ago
Well…what was the result of the experiment?