1. Lull parent/caregiver into a false sense of security with a genuine-looking grin, a little giggle may be thrown in for good measure.
2. Give them a split-second notification that you may be getting ready to lay it on 'em if the situation is not changed. This look should be brief and easily missed.
4. If dog-eyed face doesn't work, try to squeeze out a few tears.
5. If situation remains un-remedied, spiral into a full-on wail.
6. Once parent/caregiver has given into your demand (and, believe me, they will) give them a kiss to reassure them that they are doing the right thing.
I am currently working on a step-by-step video series. Watch for my latest release, "Sleep Deprivation - Your biggest ally" later this fall.
4 comments:
If that is not an add to have a kid I don't know what is........
Very funny.
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That poor kid, being used for your own blogging pleasure. I've never done that... *LOL*
Too cute! Tell Cailyn not to teach Baby Everett any of her sly tricks. :)
I love it! Jackson's routine is too quick to capture it on film- kudos to you! =)
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