“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-04” author: “Beatrice Leeper”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-10-06” author: “Catherine Parker”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-29” author: “Rita Buell”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-12” author: “Annis Peredo”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-07” author: “Mary Mayon”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-09-09” author: “Peter Hemmings”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
title: " Toddler S Rules Of Possession Put The Mine Phase Into Perspective" ShowToc: true date: “2024-08-29” author: “Beth Devaughn”
“Mine! Mine! Mine!” “Honey, I think that shovel belongs to this little boy.” “NO!!!” Well, it’s funny in retrospect, anyway (my kids are bigger now). When you’re in the trenches of toddlerdom, exhausting is probably a more appropriate term. Which is exactly why it can’t hurt to find the humor in the “mine” phase while you’re still dealing with it. My advice? Print this list of a “Toddler’s Rules of Possession” out and put it on the fridge for perspective. Here, I’ll even add a few extra for good measure: Which toddler “rules of possession” would you add to this list? 12. If you look like you kinda might want to play with it maybe, it’s mine. 13. If I can scream louder than you, it’s mine. 14. If I had something and you took it, EVERYTHING you have is mine. 15. If it’s an overpriced, fragile souvenir at someplace like a zoo or aquarium gift shop and I smash it to bits when you’re not looking, it’s mine. Image via bitsandpieces
