We left without her. Kiddo bawled. But I figured this was a good training occasion since we really didn't have to take her along.
Mummy naughty!
Jo-jo naughty!
When we got back (with a piece of roti for her), decided it was debrief time.
Me: Su Ern, next time you want to come to the roti shop?
SE: *Nod nod*
Me: How come you didn't come with us today?
SE: Be-coh, kakak Gen naughty
Me: Hmm? Why kakak Gen naughty??
SE: Be-coh, kakak Gen say, Su Ern you don't go.
Gngngnnnnn how to get through to this hard nut?? It's always somebody else who is the 'naughty' one!
Kakak naughty!
But as hubby pointed out, somehow he is never accused. Hah what a little suck-up... yeap she might make it as a politician one day.
Her crying posture is always the same. After she said someone else is naughty, did you tell her again that she couldn't go because she took too long to eat her fruits?
ReplyDeleteCould it be that your hubby is not the discipliner? It could be the reason he is never accused?
ReplyDeletehaha so hubby becomes the 'good guy'. He must be so pleased.
ReplyDeleteWakakaka. .kakak naughty....memang good politician.
ReplyDeleteGood training, Stacy. Yea we do that too. If he merajuk then terus say no to him.
Mun, yeah told her. Whether it sunk in or not is another matter.
ReplyDeleteNancy, you hit the nail on the head! He's the one taking the easy way out. Kid wanna do something? Let her do it la. Kid cry coz wanna buy something? Buy la.
Magictree, he is rather pleased. Haha.
SK, what to do right. :)