Wickedwrench
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She'll pop theCMC122 said:Now you know that's a
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CMC122 said:
well I suppose had she not left her pre-school aged kid in a room by himself for an hour she would have seen it...
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Wickedwrench said:She'll pop the
Oh it's on now! We'll pop .... something!
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Wickedwrench
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No fun to stop until ya pop.CableChick said:
Oh pleaseShort_Cake said:
Like nobody else has ever let their kid sit and watch TV without a parent being glued to their side.I'm with ya, Sockgirl. Even if they switched to "teen" programming, teens don't need to watch that crap either. We sit around complaining about how oversexualized kids are, with their "pimps" and "hos" and slutty clothing, then we defend the smutty TV that encourages them to do it.
Some of you are like, "They're little and don't understand what those songs are about". Don't kid yourself. TV will teach them and they will learn what that stuff means. Then you can deal with your 11 year old daughter wanting a pierced bellybutton so she can be a sexpot like Britney and Xtina. Or make a video like Paris.
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vraiblonde said:Oh please
For an hour straight? Isn't her son like 2? Leaving a 2 year old alone for an hour straight is not cool. Even if she thinks the TV is "babysitting" for her.
I agree on that crap not being on that type of channel though.
I'm pretty sure she's saying she and her son both left the room and just didn't turn off the tv until later.sockgirl77 said:
As to the rest - a little friend taught my daughter that song. She was singing it at home and Boy 2 was in her face "where did you hear that song? That's a horrible song. Why would you even sing that song?" She was in tears, she said she didn't think it was bad and her friend would never teach her anything bad.
Needless to say it was a long discussion.
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nomoney said:For an hour straight? Isn't her son like 2? Leaving a 2 year old alone for an hour straight is not cool. Even if she thinks the TV is "babysitting" for her.
I agree on that crap not being on that type of channel though.
thank you, a child can get into a lots of things in an hour that could be of danger to himself or the entire family. JMO
Done it a thousand times. :shrug: Kid's watching some show, so you go about your business, cleaning house, making dinner, whatever, peeking in on him occasionally to make sure he's not sticking his fingers in the light sockets. You're checking on the kid, not necessarily the TV, because you're not supposed to have to monitor something that's specifically directed at young children. You're supposed to feel comfortable that "Barney" won't change to "Sluttina" while you're out of the room.nomoney said:
Is that your intentional misquote or your son's misquote?
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Turn off the TV and read to your kids. 