And the majority of us wanted a girl?

leeanne · Nov 23rd, 2009, 12:18 PM

Why?

OMG, my daughter, 8 years old and becoming so hormonal. She doesn't get her own way she's almost in tears, pouty and just plain

She wanted to bring the puppy in for show and tell today. I said maybe but I had made an eye appointment as my vision is getting crappy, and the puppy really needs a grooming and cut. I tried to say next Monday.

Nope. **Pout, snivel* No goodbye when I dropped her off. Nothing. Just attitude.

I think her and I are going to butt heads a lot more than her daddy and her. Have you found this with your older girls? That you butt heads with them moreso as a mother?

sezzlebum · Nov 23rd, 2009, 17:20 PM

oooh lol ive got this with my newly turned 9 year old,

say no to her at your peril, plus the stuff shes askin for xmas

ipod nano
laptop
mobile phone

ffs shes 9

if she gets that now what will she expect when shes older?

i said no to all the above... shes too young for a fone, she can use my laptop under my supervision, and for what she'll do with an ipod id rather get her a cheap mp3 player....

cue the pout, slamming of doors, moaning etcetcetc

so she goes running to daddy (we're not together) who tells her he will get her a nano and a laptop more fool him coz hes a muppet she doesnt look after things like that

kids hmpf lol

leeanne · Nov 23rd, 2009, 20:14 PM

Joyful, isn't it?

I ended up bringing in the puppy, but not cleaned up. LOL She went to a friend's house after school so I haven't seen her since her show and tell.

However, she will be having a talk when she gets home! LOL

**Vickie** · Nov 23rd, 2009, 20:49 PM

Hannah's only 16 months and she already gives me more attitude than she does to Stan

leeanne · Nov 23rd, 2009, 21:23 PM

^You are going to be in trouble in later years. LOL

sabby52 · Nov 28th, 2009, 15:07 PM

See this is why I didnt want a girl, everyone asks me why my OH got the snipe when we dont have a little girl yet, they dont believe that I DONT and never WILL want a little girl !!!!!! lol dont get me wrong I look at all the cute little girls on here and think awwwwwwwwww but nope not for me, I dont do girls. I think it is mostly because I am not girly myself and I couldnt imagine doing the whole hair, nails, make-up and boys thing !!!! No thankyou very much. LMAO

Leeanne I cant imagine that cute little girl in your sig being like that she looks like a little angel and a beautiful little angel at that xx

Foogirl · Nov 29th, 2009, 17:56 PM

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Originally Posted by sabby52

See this is why I didnt want a girl, everyone asks me why my OH got the snipe when we dont have a little girl yet, they dont believe that I DONT and never WILL want a little girl !!!!!! lol dont get me wrong I look at all the cute little girls on here and think awwwwwwwwww but nope not for me, I dont do girls. I think it is mostly because I am not girly myself and I couldnt imagine doing the whole hair, nails, make-up and boys thing !!!! No thankyou very much. LMAO

See, I thought that. I was pretty "meh" on either a girl or a boy but thought, on balance, I'd like a boy. When we found she was to be a girl, I was surprised to find I was rather pleased and now that she is here, I do think I prefer girls. I hope the next one is a girl too! (Although healthy, happy and all the right bits will do fine!)

I am the least girly person and she will not be frilly, frippy or pink at all!

leeanne · Dec 3rd, 2009, 11:07 AM

My title was being sarcastic and I wouldn't change my girl for the world. Just love this new stage though. LOL

I have to walk on egg shells with her lately and try and get her out of her mood.

With that said, I am taking her out on the weekend and having the "talk." She's been somewhat introduced to it as our puppy is in heat so what better time to sit and explain.

sabby52 · Dec 5th, 2009, 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by leeanne

My title was being sarcastic and I wouldn't change my girl for the world. Just love this new stage though. LOL

I have to walk on egg shells with her lately and try and get her out of her mood.

With that said, I am taking her out on the weekend and having the "talk." She's been somewhat introduced to it as our puppy is in heat so what better time to sit and explain.

Of course your title was sarcastic !!! if I offended you hun I am sooooo sorry

I know I said I dont do girls but I am sure if one of my boys had of been a girl it would have been completely different. I really do hope my post didnt offend anyone in anyway.

Las78 · Dec 5th, 2009, 07:22 AM

Hun, you are not alone, I have an 8yr old just like that - the attitude I get is shocking. We definately clash big time and OH says he can see himself having to pull us apart when she's a teenager lol, I hope it doesn't get that bad!

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leeanne Mum (Mom) BnB Spammer Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 26,691	And the majority of us wanted a girl? Why? OMG, my daughter, 8 years old and becoming so hormonal. She doesn't get her own way she's almost in tears, pouty and just plain She wanted to bring the puppy in for show and tell today. I said maybe but I had made an eye appointment as my vision is getting crappy, and the puppy really needs a grooming and cut. I tried to say next Monday. Nope. *Pout, snivel No goodbye when I dropped her off. Nothing. Just attitude. I think her and I are going to butt heads a lot more than her daddy and her. Have you found this with your older girls? That you butt heads with them moreso as a mother?

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sezzlebum Mum (Mom) Inactive Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: manchester Posts: 1,779	oooh lol ive got this with my newly turned 9 year old, say no to her at your peril, plus the stuff shes askin for xmas ipod nano laptop mobile phone ffs shes 9 if she gets that now what will she expect when shes older? i said no to all the above... shes too young for a fone, she can use my laptop under my supervision, and for what she'll do with an ipod id rather get her a cheap mp3 player.... cue the pout, slamming of doors, moaning etcetcetc so she goes running to daddy (we're not together) who tells her he will get her a nano and a laptop more fool him coz hes a muppet she doesnt look after things like that kids hmpf lol

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Nov 23rd, 2009, 20:14 PM	#3
leeanne Mum (Mom) BnB Spammer Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 26,691	Joyful, isn't it? I ended up bringing in the puppy, but not cleaned up. LOL She went to a friend's house after school so I haven't seen her since her show and tell. However, she will be having a talk when she gets home! LOL

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Vickie Mum (Mom) Administrator Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Toronto, ON Posts: 75,660	Hannah's only 16 months and she already gives me more attitude than she does to Stan

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leeanne Mum (Mom) BnB Spammer Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 26,691	^You are going to be in trouble in later years. LOL

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sabby52 Mum (Mom) BnB Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Belfast N.Ireland Posts: 15,162	See this is why I didnt want a girl, everyone asks me why my OH got the snipe when we dont have a little girl yet, they dont believe that I DONT and never WILL want a little girl !!!!!! lol dont get me wrong I look at all the cute little girls on here and think awwwwwwwwww but nope not for me, I dont do girls. I think it is mostly because I am not girly myself and I couldnt imagine doing the whole hair, nails, make-up and boys thing !!!! No thankyou very much. LMAO Leeanne I cant imagine that cute little girl in your sig being like that she looks like a little angel and a beautiful little angel at that xx

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leeanne Mum (Mom) BnB Spammer Elite Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: BC, Canada Posts: 26,691	My title was being sarcastic and I wouldn't change my girl for the world. Just love this new stage though. LOL I have to walk on egg shells with her lately and try and get her out of her mood. With that said, I am taking her out on the weekend and having the "talk." She's been somewhat introduced to it as our puppy is in heat so what better time to sit and explain.

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Dec 5th, 2009, 07:22 AM	#10
Las78 Mum (Mom) Chat Happy BnB Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 1,141	Hun, you are not alone, I have an 8yr old just like that - the attitude I get is shocking. We definately clash big time and OH says he can see himself having to pull us apart when she's a teenager lol, I hope it doesn't get that bad!

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