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TorchTheWitch

(11,065 posts) Fri Jan 16, 2015, 08:05 PM Jan 2015

Adorable 3 year old does "livingroom protest" on No Means No

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Adorable 3 year old does "livingroom protest" on No Means No (Original Post) TorchTheWitch Jan 2015 OP

What a cutie pie... demmiblue Jan 2015 #1

my feelings exactly TorchTheWitch Jan 2015 #2

That's a great mom! Baitball Blogger Jan 2015 #3

I'm really impressed with her parenting TorchTheWitch Jan 2015 #5

Teach on, mom. Great work! n/t jtuck004 Jan 2015 #4

Unfortunately, if someone actually wanted to touch that little girl with ill intentions, ND-Dem Jan 2015 #6

demmiblue

(36,806 posts)

1. What a cutie pie...

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Original post)

Fri Jan 16, 2015, 08:16 PM

Jan 2015

and kudos to mom!

TorchTheWitch

(11,065 posts)

2. my feelings exactly

Reply to demmiblue (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 16, 2015, 08:30 PM

Jan 2015

Requesting formal permission to hug them both!

Baitball Blogger

(46,658 posts)

3. That's a great mom!

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Original post)

Fri Jan 16, 2015, 10:37 PM

Jan 2015

TorchTheWitch

(11,065 posts)

5. I'm really impressed with her parenting

Reply to Baitball Blogger (Reply #3)

Sat Jan 17, 2015, 01:04 AM

Jan 2015

I wouldn't have thought a child so young could even conceive of such a concept, but you can tell she gets it. "No means NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!"..... Not only just as cute as can be but makes it more plain and passionate than any adult I've seen say the same. And she's only THREE!!!

What a strong and impressive woman she'll turn out to be with such fantastic parenting. I think they're both so lucky to have each other.

jtuck004

(15,882 posts)

4. Teach on, mom. Great work! n/t

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Original post)

Fri Jan 16, 2015, 10:51 PM

Jan 2015

ND-Dem

(4,571 posts)

6. Unfortunately, if someone actually wanted to touch that little girl with ill intentions,

Reply to TorchTheWitch (Original post)

Sat Jan 17, 2015, 01:27 AM

Jan 2015

it wouldn't matter whether they had her permission or not.

I don't quite get the point of this teaching, or why it's helpful.

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