good luck
Following up this thread:-
http://www.locostbuilders.co.uk/viewthread.php?tid=143029
All my 10 year old son does is cause me and the wife grief, he is more work than our 4 year old and 1 year old put together!! What the hell is he
going to be like when he is a teenager!!!!??
[Edited on 13/9/10 by MK9R]
my 10yr old is a pain in the arse at the moment. But the five year old is worse.
Mine's 8 and has his moments! You've got me worried now! What can I expect when he's 10?
quote:
Originally posted by whitestu
Mine's 8 and has his moments! You've got me worried now! What can I expect when he's 10?
I believe that adulthood now begins at 35.......
good luck
mine is 19 and still a pain in the ass 
I ALWAYS blame the parents with badly behaved kids!
and when they hit teens, throw the encyclopeadias away, because they know f***ing everything, glad its all a distant memory for me.
Anyone fancy swapping theirs for my 4 yr old (first day at school today) and 2 yr old twins...?
No, I thought not
Any one or two on their own are a doddle, but all three together are a bl00dy nightmare at the moment.
Said without a hint of irony, tonque in cheek, or lying.
We have one child.
She's 8.
She's a joy.
The end.
Ah, ok, I'll expand.
Yes, she does daft things and makes some strange pronunciations borne out ot being a child and not having had all of the life experiences that
we've had - yet.
But what do you expect, kids are pains in the neck. I was, and so were we all.
You can work your way around these things though. It's your job.
[Edited on 13/9/10 by zilspeed]
My kids have never been any problem at all ................ maybe because we never had any
quote:
Originally posted by nick205
Anyone fancy swapping theirs for my 4 yr old (first day at school today) and 2 yr old twins...?
No, I thought not
Any one or two on their own are a doddle, but all three together are a bl00dy nightmare at the moment.
quote:
Originally posted by zilspeed
Said without a hint of irony, tonque in cheek, or lying.
We have one child.
She's 8.
She's a joy.
The end.
Ah, ok, I'll expand.
Yes, she does daft things and makes some strange pronunciations borne out ot being a child and not having had all of the life experiences that we've had - yet.
But what do you expect, kids are pains in the neck. I was, and so were we all.
You can work your way around these thigs though. It's your job.
quote:
Originally posted by MK9R
quote:
Originally posted by nick205
Anyone fancy swapping theirs for my 4 yr old (first day at school today) and 2 yr old twins...?
No, I thought not
Any one or two on their own are a doddle, but all three together are a bl00dy nightmare at the moment.
LOL, 3 is 3 times harder than 2, i know the maths doesn't make sense but it bloody is!!
Mine hit 13 and it was literally like the Kevin and Perry sketch, goes behind settee does a Jeckyl and Hide number and comes out a total Git for the
next 8 years.
He's a totally different person now at 21, I actually started talking to him again after 8 years of ignoring each other!!
Oh we did laugh, ages between 3 and 10,
and you think you have problems
wait till the little monster's get to 16 AND older !!
mine are 28/34 and still give headaches
my 10 yr old Grandson is a delight to have, and my 5mth old Granddaughter is cool
Steve
Jasper, want to comment on children ???
i'm not a parent but cant you just ebay them ?
Sexually transmitted parasites!
We have 2 boys, 1 age 14 1 age 10 and a 7 year old girl.
The ten year old is the 'easiest' to deal with, in fact he's a joy and can have most adults in stiches within minutes.
However the 14 yearold is a right royal pain in the ass. Strops, sulks stompin about. I used to think that Harry enfield's "kevin"
character was a massive over exageration, alas not any more!! I've seen the arms start swingin on more than one occasion!!
quote:
Originally posted by zilspeed
Said without a hint of irony, tonque in cheek, or lying.
We have one child.
She's 8.
She's a joy.
The end.
Ah, ok, I'll expand.
Yes, she does daft things and makes some strange pronunciations borne out ot being a child and not having had all of the life experiences that we've had - yet.
But what do you expect, kids are pains in the neck. I was, and so were we all.
You can work your way around these things though. It's your job.
[Edited on 13/9/10 by zilspeed]
My parents made the best decision of their (and my) lives and sent me to boarding school.
I was never any trouble then... or not that they knew about
quote:
Originally posted by scudderfish
Me too, only she'll be 7 next month.
- Not like mine! quote:
look back to how I was as a teenager and shudder.
You've got to have them, where else are you going to go when you need a kidney ?
I've got three, all grown up, never any trouble until...........
Number 2 son, raised him, fed him, clothed him, paid for him through university, helped him through all those growing up problems.
Now he's all grown up and we started sprinting together, IN MY CAR!!!!!, and he goes and beats me.
Ungratefull little b*gger.
quote:
Originally posted by GeorgeM
I believe that adulthood now begins at 35.......
Said without a hint of irony, tonque in cheek, or lying.
We have one child.
She's 21.
She's a joy.
2 year at uni doing nursing.......married off
The end.
zil i could not have put it better
As said earlier wait they are teenagers then your troubles will really begin. Then all of a sudden after a few years they are nice peeps again.
Cheers,
Bob
I have two girls 30 and 16, two boys 28 and 15, all I can say is:
Teenagers
Our oldest will be 10 in December and his kid bro was 8 at the end of last month, and I wouldn't swap either of them for anything.
If they start misbehaving, they'll find out how unpleasant a 44 year old can be - I've had a hell of a lot more practice at sulking than
they have
ATB
Simon
I have 3 boys, 18yrs, 9yrs and 7 months so I get multi-age hassle.
I get the screaming kicking spoon feeding, with the 9yr old who never shuts up in my ears and the 18yr old eating everything that doesn't move
while whinging about something or other.
The 18yr old has been more trouble over the last few years than the other two combined. I'm just waiting for my angel of a 9yr old hit the teens
;(
I love it
[Edited on 13/9/10 by UncleFista]
Buy him a model car and work on it with him, he needs a challange. Started with mine as 6 yr old. He is now at 33 runs the Tamiya R/C racing program for Canada, has been around the world. He can still be a pain, but now he knows why.