I Don't Want Anyone See Me/pics

simplesally

Nice try Mommy.......... I picked up my girl at daycare and just before I got her, she had an accident and wet her panties. She didn't tell anyone so I changed her and thought to cheer her up I would take her to the park. We went and got new clothes and sandals (stupid, stupid).

We got to the park and had not even gotten to the swings when she wanted to chase me and have me chase her. So we did that but she was running and slipped on the dirt walking path.......scraped knees and crocodile tears.

I told her we'd go get a sucker........but oops! Mommy's purse was at work. So back to work we go to get the money. She told me on the way: I stay in the car Mommy. I don't want anyone see me. I don't want anyone see my owies.

Even when I put her in my bed (her knees are so sore), she wanted the sheet over her so no one would see her. (I assured her no one would be here except us......no one ever is.......and no one would see her, but still she had that nightgown over the knees and the sheet covering her ouchies.)

Cassiline

Sally

This story touches me for reasons I can not put my finger on. Is your daughter ok? Is there something else going on with her?

((((((( Sally's daughter )))))

Cassi

myauntfanny

Ah, poor little thing. They're so peculiar sometimes. It's just impossible to know what's going on their little heads.

simplesally

I don't know Cassi, Teryn is pretty funny for a 3 year old. She loves to wear dresses and her Mary Janes. She wears her Mary Janes even when she wears shorts! She insists that when Mommy puts on lipstick and perfume, she gets it too and she tells me, "Smell me like a flower Mommy." She is a girly girl, that's for sure. I don't know where she got the part of she didn't want anyone to see her crying and her ouchies.

Elsewhere

She is a girly girl, that's for sure

Awww, that's cute. She's gonna grow up to be a very frooffy girl.

SuperMommy

At her age she is starting to experience embarrassment. It isn't a BIG deal. I am sure as she get older, with your kind reassurance of course, that she will have different feeling about her self image. My 5 year old was this way at 3, too. My daughter has a retina problem where she has to have her stronger eye patched for hours of everyday. At 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 she was very self-consious of the patch and didn't want for ppl to see her in public. Now, she could careless. Just continue to be reassuring and be a good example of confidence.

Sassy

aaahhhhh... how cute..

and here her birthday is coming up too!! Birthday girl with owies...

franklin J

Sally,

Teryn sounds like a cutie. Enjoy her because they do grow up ( and say mean things to you!)

She sounds like my oldest daughter--just turning 13. When she was 3 years old she was the most adorable little girl. People ( strangers) would stop us in the street to be able to see her and talk to her. She looked and sounded very much like the old Shirley Temple movies. She grew up to be a wonderful child and person, but like any healthy normal child; she likes to assert her independence and push the limits of the envelope.

My son is a real BOY, different planet completely. We do connect on many levels ( guy thing)

My 4 year old Caroline still thinks I am great. ( I expect she will outgrow that by 8 )

Being a parent is great; I would never have it any other way! They are the real recipients of unconditional love.

Frank

simplesally

Here she is in her mostly good mood:

Badger

What a cutie! she takes after mom....

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