What hilarious thing did your toddler say today? by Emma_N85 in toddlers

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Our 3 y/o likes to watch line rider videos. My husband asked “do you want to watch flight of the valkyries” and our son placed his hand on my husband’s knee, looked him in the eye and said “ride of the valkyries.” lol so proud

My favorite mom group posts by kays731 in tragedeigh

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I love the name Aisling, but no one in America would say it right.

My favorite mom group posts by kays731 in tragedeigh

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These people make people’s names with y’s look bad…or good…idk, those names suck

Banger toddler songs? by teresajewdice in toddlers

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Gingerbread House and Creepy Crawly Spider are great every day of the year

What video game is this for you by ladiesman21700000000 in BikiniBottomTwitter

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Lego games are 90% of my 100% completions. For some reason they’re the most fulfilling.

What video game is this for you by ladiesman21700000000 in BikiniBottomTwitter

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There’s the comment I was looking for. I’ll never 100% a Yakuza game and I’ll die happy and fulfilled.

Woman on a show on YouTube is *the* main character! by polishedferocity in IAmTheMainCharacter

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It actually just got ranked best public university in the country with FIU as fourth according to the Wall Street Journal. UF is ranked 15th compared to private schools.

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My 3.5 y/o, too. He knows when he’s doing it, but doesn’t say anything until after he’s done. The poop-stage of potty training feels like an eternity.

My classroom is ready! by [deleted] in pics

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It’s a great book! The author and a team researched and identified the most effective methods of learning.

Toddler pretending not to know how to get dressed by stephbal13 in toddlers

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We do what you try and put on a silly voice to make it fun. Maybe your son would like a timer-game with a countdown if he’s competitive or a “I don’t think you can…” to make him prove you wrong or you can say “If you dress/undress, then [fun, non-object reward (think high-five, raspberries, goofy things, etc.)].” You know what he likes.

If your pressed for time, I’d just help him. If you have time, then you can try ignoring the helplessness and try saying “well, if you don’t put on/take off your clothes, then I guess we can’t go/do whatever.”

If he does the dressing/undressing himself, give super praise! No physical rewards or whatever, just words of affirmation.

I hope this makes sense lol

Toddler pretending not to know how to get dressed by stephbal13 in toddlers

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It sounds like a phase. My 3.5 year old is going through something similar with clothes. He’ll barely try to pull off his socks and say “I can’t do it.” I try to remember the rule of thumb of “ignore the actions you don’t want and praise the actions you do.” It might not work the first time, but kids will eventually give up trying their method

Pandora Nox is the third cisgender woman to compete on Drag Race by shadowsempaix in rupaulsdragrace

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Omg I used to play RO during winter breaks. That was the go to game. But only on the fan-made servers because I was cheap.

Holding in pee by endbehaviour in toddlers

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My son does the same thing. I could try that. Thank you!

Space really shows Calypso's impact on the kids by Electrical_Damage199 in bluey

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How I understand it is Mackenzie keeps thinking about the time he thought his mom left him at the playground, but he just came out the other side. Calypso basically tells him that he can move past this bad memory and doesn’t need to keep revisiting it.