Now THAT is a video I'd like to see.
Gaming? The kid might have been excited by the iTunes music features that it has.
I'm not entirely sure I'd do that, but when I was a small child I was certainly taught that screaming like a lunatic was very poor form. And, yes, there is a difference between that and just "kids being kids".
The other kid in the video doesn't act anything like that, after all.
I'm not entirely sure I'd do that, but when I was a small child I was certainly taught that screaming like a lunatic was very poor form. And, yes, there is a difference between that and just "kids being kids".
Of course, this could just be some sort of setup to try to rival that old N64 video...
The very first thing I would have said, always, then and now, is "Thankyou".I'm not entirely sure I'd do that, but when I was a small child I was certainly taught that screaming like a lunatic was very poor form. And, yes, there is a difference between that and just "kids being kids".
Of course, this could just be some sort of setup to try to rival that old N64 video...
my son acts like that sometimes.... it's true I want to slap him and take back whatever it was
it is just kids being kids though
That's what I did, too! :lol:I always asked the assebled relatives to thank Father Christmas on my behaf.
I'm not entirely sure I'd do that, but when I was a small child I was certainly taught that screaming like a lunatic was very poor form. And, yes, there is a difference between that and just "kids being kids".
Of course, this could just be some sort of setup to try to rival that old N64 video...
I'm not entirely sure I'd do that, but when I was a small child I was certainly taught that screaming like a lunatic was very poor form. And, yes, there is a difference between that and just "kids being kids".
Of course, this could just be some sort of setup to try to rival that old N64 video...
Ya, I'm pretty sure this is just to rival with the old N64 video too. It seems like his reaction was way over exaggerated to be real lol. But then again, who knows?
Well, I've seen the other extreme too. My niece opened every present, laid them silently in a pile with no reaction whatsoever. Not even a thank you.
my littlest one (11months) played with the paper more than she did her gifts this year.... so cute
I should probably mention that I'm not necessarily condoning physical punishment, slapping someone is just hyperbole. Hyperbole that is really, really tempting sometimes though.
