TravelingGal
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You know, I just saw this video as I linked it...could it be fake? This does not seem like a real toddler. He seems too mature smoking that thing. I'm hoping it's a little person or something.Date: 5/26/2010 5:45:49 PM
Author: TravelingGal
I can't either Kimberly.
For those of you who haven't seen the video- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hpuye64qoqY. I just wanted to cry for this kid.
Bleck!
I always think it is funny when people say "I had to give my child that cigarette [or whatever], he threw a tantrum!" Its like the kid put a gun to their head. Since when is a tantrum such a big deal? It is sad when a kid gets so worked up, but who says we have to then do what they say?
No kidding. I know they can be embarrassing in public, but really. The kid is screaming and crying. They don''t die from it.Date: 5/26/2010 6:43:24 PM
Author: dreamer_d
Bleck!
I always think it is funny when people say ''I had to give my child that cigarette [or whatever], he threw a tantrum!'' Its like the kid put a gun to their head. Since when is a tantrum such a big deal? It is sad when a kid gets so worked up, but who says we have to then do what they say?
Woman: ''Sorry officer, I know I should not have let my 3 year old drive the car, but he threw a tantrum! What could I do?''
Officer: ''Oh, well in that case, no problem. We all know you cannot do anything when your kid throws a fit. You had no choice.''
BTW, my mother hates it when I say that ("It''s not going to kill her.") I''ve totally gotten in trouble for saying it in front of my mom!Date: 5/26/2010 6:48:55 PM
Author: TravelingGal
No kidding. I know they can be embarrassing in public, but really. The kid is screaming and crying. They don''t die from it.Date: 5/26/2010 6:43:24 PM
Author: dreamer_d
Bleck!
I always think it is funny when people say ''I had to give my child that cigarette [or whatever], he threw a tantrum!'' Its like the kid put a gun to their head. Since when is a tantrum such a big deal? It is sad when a kid gets so worked up, but who says we have to then do what they say?
Woman: ''Sorry officer, I know I should not have let my 3 year old drive the car, but he threw a tantrum! What could I do?''
Officer: ''Oh, well in that case, no problem. We all know you cannot do anything when your kid throws a fit. You had no choice.''
I agree that he looks very advanced--how can he possibly know how to inhale and exhale like that?? Plus the way he is holding the cigarette is just so grown up.Date: 5/26/2010 9:12:57 PM
Author: KimberlyH
i just watched the video again. the kids' fine motor skills seem too advanced for him to be a toddler. he manipulates the cigarette too easily, at one point he goes to stick the burning end into his mouth, it appears intentionally to seek reaction, and stops on a dime when someone speaks to him. he also appears to have good language skills, responding to whomever is giving directives. it may be a child, but unless he is super toddler i can't imagine he is very young. not that it makes this any better, just my observations.
Yup, that''s what TGuy said...he is too dexterous to be a 2 year old. I''m guessing he''s closer to...dunno...5?Date: 5/26/2010 9:46:18 PM
Author: curlygirl
I agree that he looks very advanced--how can he possibly know how to inhale and exhale like that?? Plus the way he is holding the cigarette is just so grown up.Date: 5/26/2010 9:12:57 PM
Author: KimberlyH
i just watched the video again. the kids'' fine motor skills seem too advanced for him to be a toddler. he manipulates the cigarette too easily, at one point he goes to stick the burning end into his mouth, it appears intentionally to seek reaction, and stops on a dime when someone speaks to him. he also appears to have good language skills, responding to whomever is giving directives. it may be a child, but unless he is super toddler i can''t imagine he is very young. not that it makes this any better, just my observations.So horrible and so sad.
Date: 5/26/2010 10:41:38 PM
Author: TravelingGal
Yup, that''s what TGuy said...he is too dexterous to be a 2 year old. I''m guessing he''s closer to...dunno...5?Date: 5/26/2010 9:46:18 PM
Author: curlygirl
Date: 5/26/2010 9:12:57 PM
Author: KimberlyH
i just watched the video again. the kids'' fine motor skills seem too advanced for him to be a toddler. he manipulates the cigarette too easily, at one point he goes to stick the burning end into his mouth, it appears intentionally to seek reaction, and stops on a dime when someone speaks to him. he also appears to have good language skills, responding to whomever is giving directives. it may be a child, but unless he is super toddler i can''t imagine he is very young. not that it makes this any better, just my observations.
I agree that he looks very advanced--how can he possibly know how to inhale and exhale like that?? Plus the way he is holding the cigarette is just so grown up.So horrible and so sad.
Date: 5/26/2010 10:41:38 PM
Author: TravelingGal
Yup, that''s what TGuy said...he is too dexterous to be a 2 year old. I''m guessing he''s closer to...dunno...5?Date: 5/26/2010 9:46:18 PM
Author: curlygirl
Date: 5/26/2010 9:12:57 PM
Author: KimberlyH
i just watched the video again. the kids'' fine motor skills seem too advanced for him to be a toddler. he manipulates the cigarette too easily, at one point he goes to stick the burning end into his mouth, it appears intentionally to seek reaction, and stops on a dime when someone speaks to him. he also appears to have good language skills, responding to whomever is giving directives. it may be a child, but unless he is super toddler i can''t imagine he is very young. not that it makes this any better, just my observations.
I agree that he looks very advanced--how can he possibly know how to inhale and exhale like that?? Plus the way he is holding the cigarette is just so grown up.So horrible and so sad.