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wonderer

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this could be a learning experience for the both of you,you learn patience, the child learns disopline,good luck!!!

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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FreedomFighter

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Take him outside with a slice of bread. Tell him to take a bite and swallow it. Then tell him to run around the yard to see if he can run faster. When he comes back, do the same thing. Pretty soon he will get tired and it will be nap time, maybe for the both of you

13 years ago. Rating: 1
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Little miss Fun

gee tat it the best answer yet thanks

commented 13 years ago

Colleen

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Only God knows.

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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Little miss Fun

o.k.???????

commented 13 years ago

clarabeara

LOL!!! Little miss Fun you rock!!!!

commented 13 years ago

Colleen

I was having fun that day. I used that for all my answers. It was more or less a test of something I had wondered about. In the end, my theory was proven correct. This answer makes no sense for this question but it does make sense for the test I did that day. ;)

commented 13 years ago

daren1

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maybe find him a play mate to take the strees off you

13 years ago. Rating: 0
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itsmee

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let him tear up newspaper ... crumple up newspaper ... try to make a newspaper ball ... a newspaper hat ... a newspaper shirt ...
get colored chalk ... dip it in water ... paint on the side walk ... (dry works well too)
let him smell stuff in the kitchen ... the vinegar, the oranges, the cookies, the oil, .... whatever!
it's the process of him seeing you making fun things to do that works the magic ... i guess i'm too late to be of help to you, little miss ...
p.s. have a laughing contest ...