Toddlers are a fickle bunch. Their behaviors can depend on the day of the week, or the way the stars are aligned. Even the happiest-go-lucky toddler is perfectly capable of a full-blown temper tantrum at any moment.
The crafty, Pinterest-obsessed parent can turn the items on this list into toddler Bingo, and see how quick the results pile up. This list can also be turned into a drinking game if that is more your speed. Cheers!
Without further ado, here are 50 ways to piss your toddler off:
- Eat something different than they do for dinner.
- Let them see the cookie you are snacking on while they are still eating.
- Don’t let them eat watermelon and cookies instead of chicken and broccoli.
- Tell them it’s time to clean up.
- Clean up their mess when they refuse.
- Ask if they have to go pee.
- Take them away from their toys.
- Stop doing anything that they are asking to be done “Again?”
- Make them eat two more bites of broccoli before they can play again.
- Bring them to daycare.
- Pick them up from daycare.
- Insist that they cannot lick the dinner table.
- Explain that they can throw a ball, but not their books.
- Read to them.
- Don’t read to them.
- Bring the snack they said they wanted.
- Tell them chicken is what’s for dinner.
- Ask them to put that permanent marker down.
- Ask them to stop stabbing the table with a butter knife.
- Use candy to explain taxes.
- Not cave in to their temper tantrum.
- Cave in to their temper tantrum.
- Insist they brush their teeth.
- Insist they wash their hands.
- Tell them it is time for a bath.
- Tell them bath time is over.
- Insist ice cream is not a breakfast food.
- Insist Cheerios are not a dinner food.
- Scold them for kissing the dog on the mouth.
- Insist they find a toilet when they tell you they have to pee.
- Insist on changing their underwear when they couldn’t find the toilet.
- Tell them they cannot eat the dog’s food.
- Say hello.
- Say goodbye.
- Try to make them laugh.
- Tell them not to lick their milk off the floor, even if that is what the cat is doing.
- Teach them manners.
- Say no.
- Run errands with them.
- Don’t let them have something.
- Wake them up.
- Do not let them wear the shirt they are asking for.
- Make them drink their milk.
- Don’t let them watch a movie.
- Tell them it’s too cold to go outside.
- Don’t let them try your coffee.
- Then let them try your coffee when they insist.
- Tell them they are going home.
- Take them from what they were doing.
- When they scream for mom, tell them she is never coming back.
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