What silly thing has made your kids go crazy???

Well when I was a baby, I crawled under a sofa, and could only get out halfway because I got stuck. To this day I dont like sticking my feet next to spaces under beds or couches, because I always get the feeling something is going to grab me and pull me under.

When my sister was little we couldnt get her to give up her pacifier (dummy) for anything till one day she was on the loo and started screaming, we all ran in and found her pointing to a lonely single ant crawling on the floor near her feet, well as you can imagine as she screamed her dummy fell out and landed ...yep...on the ant lol. So that was it for her she wouldnt touch the dummy again, but it was quite amusing for us all.

my daughter also freaked out when i try to let her sit in her feeding seat... she resist alot to not sit in that because she is afraid of being restrict at one place... as i locked ehr up with belt and place the feeding tray infront..she felt herself like captured....heheheh so it is her routine shouting at feeding time for not sitting in that seat anymore.

My daughter is big on closing drawers and doors and shutting off lights. A couple of months ago, she was helping with the laundry & shut off the light as we were walking out. For some reason she stopped and waited until I was out, then she shut the door. I think she meant to be on the other side - but she only knows to push doors shut, not pull them. Suddenly she realized she was alone, in the dark, and couldn't get out. She started to get hysterical. Since then, if I don't turn a little nightlight on in her bedroom when I lay her down, she gets really upset.

My 8 month old son hates it when you put gloves or a hat on. He'll crying and also try and smack. (he's a lovely boy) this makes him sound bad, no baby is.. I guess he just really hates 'em but for his own good he'll have to wear 'em. Except when it's warm! ~Joey

i dont know if this would make u laugh.but my daughter and my nephew was born a month apart so they are in the same grade level.they were both 3 and a half on their first school.my daughter is smarter than my nephew so she tends to teach him that time.so one night they were left alone inside the room and we heard her sighing so loudly everytime she asks my nephew "what color is this?"..so we took a peak and listened so here it goes.. girl:what color is this crayon? boy:orange? girl:nope its red..argghh dont u remember? girl:what color is this? boy:yellow? girl:no its orange.im so tired. girl:okay last one,what color is this?(holding a black crayon?).. boy:ah,oh,ah,ah..blue?red?yellow? girl:(standing up and yelling and showing the crayola in his face).."its black,black,same color as your teeth".. hehehhe...and we all burst out laughing..hahah..she was so frustrated she gave up..about the teeth,my nephew had bad teeth because he was eating chocolates a lot..so he had rotten teeth at that age which was dark colored heheh..

i wish i could share.. i dont have kids yet cause im still young to have one.

well, i wish that i had kids to say... i took my 5 year old nephew to toys r us... we had $100 to spend and i wanted him to look around the entire store and see what he can afford there for $100... we were there for like an hour and he couldn't make up his mind... luckily he did and he bought a kool dart game and a learning dvd:) so, he used his money wisely!

Shall I tell one story per child, or just tell you the biggest one? Let's see, I guess the biggest "freak-out" that my kids have done to me is that when my son was about 5, I went to get him out of his room to let him know that lunch was ready. Well, he wasn't in there. So I called his name a few times, no response. I looked in each room of the house, under beds, behind doors, everywhere, I couldn't find him & he wasn't answering. I went outside & looked all around the house, in the dog house, up trees, anywhere that I could think of that a 5 year old boy would hide. By this time I was frantic, I picked up the phone to call my hubby to come home & let him know that I was going to call the police. Just as I turned around to go back into the bedroom to look again, there on the couch I see a leg sticking out from under the load of laundry that was on the couch. I reached down & pulled the laundry off & there he was fast asleep. I let my husband know that I had found him. After I checked him to make sure that he was just asleep, I literally fell into my chair & cried. I don't know if I was crying more from relief that I had found him or crying because of a tension release. Either way, from that day on, I have never piled laundry on the couch. Oh, I asked him why he had climbed under the laundry, he said...it was warm & smelled like mommy. (I guess that means that I smell like soap? Oh well, could be worse! LOL)

I Didn,t Haven,t Married Yet.But Still Do Know it's Very Hard to Handle Kids as i Have Done Babysitting a lot of Times now also i do it,But now i have the patience of handling it.Time has Teachen most of thing that are about to come in my life.

That is so funny the same thing happened to my oldest daughter when she was about that age.. The funny thing is she is 15 now and we took pictures of her poppy way back then so when we go through her album now .. we all laugh.. she doesn't think its too funny though... :)

as kids are not mentaly developed they can't think much . if they once saw bad thing they will not go thatside other time . Even some mothers will take this one as advantage & scare them for their things to be done....

lol dats funny ... :P:P ne ways i dont have kids my self but from many observations i can say that children dont like to eat and if u get them to eat something which they dont like it then from the next time they wont even come to u and will run away from it as if their lives depended on it... :D

hi when my daughter was 2 years old she was rubbing a balloon on her head to make her hair staticky and the balloon popped on her head. she was so surprised by the loud noise and it really scared her. she is now affraid of balloons. makes birthday party decorating difficult now.