This is my favorite one about time and kids. I often reference it to other parents. Anymore if I tell my son he has to do something for X many minutes, he sets a timer on his Alexa so I don’t accidentally forget and make him do it longer.
My daughter did this! I told her we were going to see her grandparents tomorrow and she asked what that meant. I used the sleep explanation. She ran to her bed, flopped down, closed her eyes for a second, then hopped up and said, “Let’s go!”
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Izzy Moreno almost 2 years ago
That’s my niece. “3 minutes? How long is that?”, in an indignant tone.
edge32 almost 2 years ago
This is my favorite one about time and kids. I often reference it to other parents. Anymore if I tell my son he has to do something for X many minutes, he sets a timer on his Alexa so I don’t accidentally forget and make him do it longer.
https://www.fowllanguagecomics.com/comic/five-minute-warning/
Tricky Rick almost 2 years ago
My daughter did this! I told her we were going to see her grandparents tomorrow and she asked what that meant. I used the sleep explanation. She ran to her bed, flopped down, closed her eyes for a second, then hopped up and said, “Let’s go!”
Zebrastripes almost 2 years ago
Never tell them till it’s time to go! LOL
car2ner almost 2 years ago
even as teenagers, I know someone who always answered “how long” with “fifteen minutes” regardless of the real ETA.
Julie478 Premium Member almost 2 years ago
✨Bonus Panel✨
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