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PerniciousKnid posted:I like baby shark the song or the cartoon?
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Real hurthling! posted:the song or the cartoon? I prefer the live concert
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PerniciousKnid posted:I like baby shark Ted lasso changed this song for me tbh
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Armacham posted:Ted lasso changed this song for me tbh Jamie tart is the only exception.
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Sep 27, 2022 12:25
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my 2yo just told me that I was her best friend 
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Sep 27, 2022 16:19
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2 is when they learn how to lie for benefits
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Real hurthling! posted:2 is when they learn how to lie for benefits pop tarts all round!!
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Sep 27, 2022 20:57
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We're working on getting our kid enrolled in pre-school and just got an email from the principal that masks are now optional for the district What the gently caress
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Sep 27, 2022 23:08
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:We're working on getting our kid enrolled in pre-school and just got an email from the principal that masks are now optional for the district What region of the country are you in? Masks have been optional where I am since the 2021-2022 school year. Our son brings his mask to preschool but I doubt that it seals properly. For us it's worth it to have him there because we've noticed a HUGE difference in him socially, and it's just 3 half days. We've sort of accepted that he might bring it home, we have a plan for if/when it happens, and we just hope that it continues to be truly mild for kids and there are no long term effects for him. This poo poo sucks, I hate it so much.
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Sep 27, 2022 23:22
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I'm in the Seattle area
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Sep 27, 2022 23:34
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:We're working on getting our kid enrolled in pre-school and just got an email from the principal that masks are now optional for the district I’m surprised they’re optional. it’s been masks off for awhile here.
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Sep 27, 2022 23:48
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Ugh. Guess I just thought that schools were being more cautious than everywhere else. Serves me right for thinking
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Sep 27, 2022 23:53
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They've been optional in most if not all of Illinois since the end of the late winter/ spring wave this year.
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Sep 28, 2022 00:14
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:I'm in the Seattle area there are like four kids in my son's kindergarten class who wear a mask besides him. it's truly over.
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Sep 28, 2022 00:36
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Fuckin diseased rear end demon cracker nation
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Sep 28, 2022 00:39
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:Fuckin diseased rear end demon cracker nation
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Sep 28, 2022 02:49
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i desperately want to get my son into pre-school but now we have a newborn in the house and it seems it might be prudent to hold off just a little longer…i don’t fuckin know, it’s so existentially crushing to contemplate.
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Sep 28, 2022 03:49
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Greg Legg posted:For us it's worth it to have him there because we've noticed a HUGE difference in him socially, and it's just 3 half days. We've sort of accepted that he might bring it home, we have a plan for if/when it happens, and we just hope that it continues to be truly mild for kids and there are no long term effects for him. This poo poo sucks, I hate it so much. Whenever we've had our oldest son home from kindergarten when he was a little bit sick, if it's for more than a few days he starts acting out. It's a very real problem that at least for us, the only reasonable answer is keeping him in kindergarten. We've only just had COVID for the first time last week, which my wife brought home. We're fortunate that it's been mild, but we have to accept that we'll get it again.
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Sep 28, 2022 10:02
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The little one has started bonding hella hard with our dog  Unfortunately this extends to her taking a renewed interest in the dog's bowls, like trying to drink from the water bowl with her face 
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my kid ate a lot of catfood we had to get gates to keep her from crawling to the feeder
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Mackinac island sucks in a lot of touristy ways, but dang, my new goal in life is to find a place that has abolished cars. it’s pretty amazing to walk around with a toddler in the streets not having to worry about anything except for all the horse poo poo.
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Oct 1, 2022 18:55
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my girl is like the bug queen somehow, shes super prissy about everything else but if theres a bug shes like yeah let me get my precious hands that refuse to touch anything all over that critter. she just snatched up a giant mantid today off a dying tomato bush like she knew it was there. 
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:The little one has started bonding hella hard with our dog Today: 
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AxGrap posted:Today: Goodness This was a week or so ago: 
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AxGrap posted:Today: Son of Thunderbeast posted:Goodness dawww Our oldest is now old enough to get excited for Halloween and he LOVES it. We've watched the nightmare before christmas a million times. Now he's watching treehouse of horror and hasn't stopped smiling. This is great.
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Oct 1, 2022 22:34
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my kid loves and is obsessed with my cats but they're afraid of him and want nothing to do with him lol
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lobster shirt posted:my kid loves and is obsessed with my cats but they're afraid of him and want nothing to do with him lol same, he gets way excited whenever the cat appears, moves way too fast, and spooks the cat cat's living its best life though, easy access to outside and a large, quiet closet to nap in
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Oct 1, 2022 22:52
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My in laws have a couple of rescue cats. One avoids the babby at all costs, the other one is ornery and likes to bite or scratch if he decides he doesn't like the way you're petting him, but seems to have infinite patience for the babby who gets excited about him and is always trying to pick him up and hug him lol
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:My in laws have a couple of rescue cats. One avoids the babby at all costs, the other one is ornery and likes to bite or scratch if he decides he doesn't like the way you're petting him, but seems to have infinite patience for the babby who gets excited about him and is always trying to pick him up and hug him lol I think there's an extreme evolutionary pressure on domestic animals to not gently caress with babies
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Son of Thunderbeast posted:We're working on getting our kid enrolled in pre-school and just got an email from the principal that masks are now optional for the district our entire province just gave up on masking in schools this fall and now every pharmacy is wiped out of children's tylenol there were some free infant activity classes that we thought about going to since the kid hasn't really had a chance to socialize with other babies but it's in a school and no loving way
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Oct 2, 2022 00:15
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My first kids first haircut at 4.5 years old. I didn't think it would get me like this, but dang, got some emotions for this cutie.
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poo poo my kid was screaming that she pooped on her hair at 2.5-3 (she didnt it was just long enough to imagine it) so we got the haircut
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Oct 2, 2022 01:22
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AxGrap posted:My first kids first haircut at 4.5 years old. I didn't think it would get me like this, but dang, got some emotions for this cutie. Both of mine needed haircuts before age one.
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Struensee posted:Both of mine needed haircuts before age one. Ours were delayed a bit by COVID.
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Speaking of haircuts, are you doing short hair for boys and long for girls? It seems like the default thing to do, but also kinda silly to reinforce gender stereotypes like that. My 5 year old boy has short hair (like, no ponytail, it does grow a but before we bother with the hairdresser), and we tell ourselves it's because it's practical, but I honestly don't know what we will do if number 2 is a girl
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AxGrap posted:My first kids first haircut at 4.5 years old. I didn't think it would get me like this, but dang, got some emotions for this cutie. Neither of our kids (soon to be 5 and soon to be 2) have ever had a professional cut their hair. I will probably have a similar reaction whenever it does happen because I turn into a giant weepy baby every time they have to go to the doctor. No one told me that the emotions hit harder when it involves your kids!
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kid decides her length. in love with a short pony tail look so she never wants shorter than that
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We kept both our girls hair short, like bobbed, until they indicated preferences. Our eldest asked for a pixie cut when she was 3 and now at 6 is growing it long. Our thinking was why make work for ourselves?
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There's a very tiny part of me that thinks 'how funny would it be if we gave our kid a bowl cut for the lols and a few pictures" But nah
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Our 18mo has had a mullet, kinda like a blonde version of the dude from the Chats, for a few months because he let me trim the sides then ran away before I could do the rest.
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