Boy crazy!!!?!??!??!?!?!!?!!!

goofywife · 04-12-2008, 11:03 PM

Awww, how cute. Don't get on to her too hard. I am sure she is just making friends.

Janet · 04-13-2008, 03:29 AM

Well toodles, has your daughter got married yet?...LOL. Just saw that someone brought this thread back up, so I reread it. Very cute.

I do hope your daughter is 'focusing' more on school work and not the boys..LOL

Tink · 04-13-2008, 07:00 AM

I went to my grandaughters school for grandparents day. She is in 2nd grade. I had been told by a little bird that she has a bit of a crush on a boy who sits next to her... so while in the classroom, I saw this little prince charming. I whispered in Paige's ear "OOOOOOHHHH He's cute! No wonder you like school!" She got all red faced and said "Nana! He's going to hear you!" She still manages to do well in school though. lol

Gina · 04-13-2008, 10:23 AM

I got a chuckle out of reading all the stories.. soo cute!

Emmsmom · 04-13-2008, 04:12 PM

I think I would handle this in a different way. I would seriously try to nip it in the bud quick. I have a 10 year old daughter who likes boys and thinks they are cute and I have told her that is fine. She will be 11 in August. I have also told her that it goes NO farther than that beause she is still too little to be thinking about kissing boys. I am a Sub-Teacher at her school and I am shocked by some of the behavior that the younger ones display. Some are so boy crazy that it is really scary.

My daughter use to be friends with a girl who was 2 years younger than she. Well this little girl came over to have a sleepover and all she wanted to do was call her boyfriend and at 10 PM on top of it. UMM HELLO.... I told her that to begin with she was not playing on the phone all night and another thing that she was just too young (7 1/2 at the time) to be messing around with boys. All she could talk about was her what her BF had bought her or that she liked kissing him... Well I made sure that the friendship came to an end. She has only gotten worse and now has some what of a "rep" even at her young age.

The kids are just growing up so fast these days that it is scary. Girls will drive you crazy won't they! I sure know that mine is. Things will work out I am sure. I think just letting her know that little girls don't act certain ways help a lot.

toodles · 04-14-2008, 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Janet

Well toodles, has your daughter got married yet?...LOL. Just saw that someone brought this thread back up, so I reread it. Very cute.

I do hope your daughter is 'focusing' more on school work and not the boys..LOL

ACTUALLY...she is letting her school work slip a lot...but I am not being told it is because she is boy crazy LOL she SEEMS to have gotten past that...but she is letting other things keep her from doing her work...I'm still trying to figure out what those "other" things are. She is going to be the death of me LOL

judy · 04-17-2008, 07:42 AM

I hope she learns to focus on her school work. They can drive you crazy between this and that!

Then, they finally grow up and are okay, and give you grandchildren. Now granchildren are such a blessing, but they're also a new batch of kids to worry over! It does not end EVER!

Love does not come cheap!

Tink · 04-17-2008, 10:24 AM

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Then, they finally grow up and are okay, and give you grandchildren. Now granchildren are such a blessing, but they're also a new batch of kids to worry over! It does not end EVER!

Love does not come cheap!

Oh Judy I couldn't agree more.
My granddd Paige is so dear to my heart... yet I worry over her as much as I did her mama. Yesterday she'd learned a hard lesson by overfeeding her new baby bunny that was to be her 4-H project this year. As a result, it died. She said she knows she should have listened and has learned her lesson... but my heart just broke for her.

toodles · 04-19-2008, 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by Tink

Oh Judy I couldn't agree more.
My granddd Paige is so dear to my heart... yet I worry over her as much as I did her mama. Yesterday she'd learned a hard lesson by overfeeding her new baby bunny that was to be her 4-H project this year. As a result, it died. She said she knows she should have listened and has learned her lesson... but my heart just broke for her.

awww....that is very sad

This is why I am afraid to get Trinity any other animals. But I know it is a lesson that has to be learned at some point

judy · 04-19-2008, 01:45 PM

Poor little Paige. It is so hard to watch them when they hurt.

My 6 year old, Brandon, is being tested because he's just not doing
well in his work in school. He is already in kindergarten for the second time. I don't know if he has any learning disabilities, but for 3 of his 6 years, his Mom was in and out of hospitals and in bed. I think he's depressed. I'm glad they're testing him - if there is anything gong on, they'll catch it early. He's just so unhappy in school and doesn't want to go. He thinks he's "different." We're all spoiling him, but ....

My 10 year old, Mackenzie, has a tough time making friends, although she's doing pretty well in her new school. She's the "new girl," and has already made a lot of friends. She has a self esteem problem - I think she also is suffering from the 3 years of my daughter's illness.

My little 5 year old, Kassidy is just fine. She's such a survivor! I always called her my little delight. Of course, she could care less what any of the others have to say.

They will all grow up just fine, God willing. I'll just have a lot more gray hairs. Thank goodness for blond hair dye.

katcarasella · 04-17-2008, 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by judy

I hope she learns to focus on her school work. They can drive you crazy between this and that!

Then, they finally grow up and are okay, and give you grandchildren. Now granchildren are such a blessing, but they're also a new batch of kids to worry over! It does not end EVER!

Love does not come cheap!

Wiser words were never spoken!!!

04-12-2008, 11:03 PM	#1
goofywife Donating 4WT Yakker Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 855	Awww, how cute. Don't get on to her too hard. I am sure she is just making friends. __________________ Michelle (Katys mom) OK Yorkie Rescue-Another Chance at Love

04-13-2008, 03:29 AM	#2
Janet Moderator Donating 4WT 18K Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: INDIANA Posts: 21,625	Well toodles, has your daughter got married yet?...LOL. Just saw that someone brought this thread back up, so I reread it. Very cute. I do hope your daughter is 'focusing' more on school work and not the boys..LOL __________________ To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. ECCLESIASTES 3:1

04-13-2008, 07:00 AM	#3
Tink Donating 4WT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Rural Wisconsin Posts: 3,707	I went to my grandaughters school for grandparents day. She is in 2nd grade. I had been told by a little bird that she has a bit of a crush on a boy who sits next to her... so while in the classroom, I saw this little prince charming. I whispered in Paige's ear "OOOOOOHHHH He's cute! No wonder you like school!" She got all red faced and said "Nana! He's going to hear you!" She still manages to do well in school though. lol __________________ 'A simple way to take measure of a country is to look at how many want in.. And how many want out.' England 's Prime Minister Tony Blair'

04-13-2008, 04:12 PM	#5
Emmsmom Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 612	I think I would handle this in a different way. I would seriously try to nip it in the bud quick. I have a 10 year old daughter who likes boys and thinks they are cute and I have told her that is fine. She will be 11 in August. I have also told her that it goes NO farther than that beause she is still too little to be thinking about kissing boys. I am a Sub-Teacher at her school and I am shocked by some of the behavior that the younger ones display. Some are so boy crazy that it is really scary. My daughter use to be friends with a girl who was 2 years younger than she. Well this little girl came over to have a sleepover and all she wanted to do was call her boyfriend and at 10 PM on top of it. UMM HELLO.... I told her that to begin with she was not playing on the phone all night and another thing that she was just too young (7 1/2 at the time) to be messing around with boys. All she could talk about was her what her BF had bought her or that she liked kissing him... Well I made sure that the friendship came to an end. She has only gotten worse and now has some what of a "rep" even at her young age. The kids are just growing up so fast these days that it is scary. Girls will drive you crazy won't they! I sure know that mine is. Things will work out I am sure. I think just letting her know that little girls don't act certain ways help a lot. __________________ MICHELLE

04-17-2008, 07:42 AM	#7
judy Donating 4WT Yakker Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Denver, NY Posts: 8,097	I hope she learns to focus on her school work. They can drive you crazy between this and that! Then, they finally grow up and are okay, and give you grandchildren. Now granchildren are such a blessing, but they're also a new batch of kids to worry over! It does not end EVER! Love does not come cheap! __________________ *Judy*

04-13-2008, 10:23 AM	#4
Gina Donating 4WT 500 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 6,025	I got a chuckle out of reading all the stories.. soo cute!

04-19-2008, 01:45 PM	#10
judy Donating 4WT Yakker Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Denver, NY Posts: 8,097	Poor little Paige. It is so hard to watch them when they hurt. My 6 year old, Brandon, is being tested because he's just not doing well in his work in school. He is already in kindergarten for the second time. I don't know if he has any learning disabilities, but for 3 of his 6 years, his Mom was in and out of hospitals and in bed. I think he's depressed. I'm glad they're testing him - if there is anything gong on, they'll catch it early. He's just so unhappy in school and doesn't want to go. He thinks he's "different." We're all spoiling him, but .... My 10 year old, Mackenzie, has a tough time making friends, although she's doing pretty well in her new school. She's the "new girl," and has already made a lot of friends. She has a self esteem problem - I think she also is suffering from the 3 years of my daughter's illness. My little 5 year old, Kassidy is just fine. She's such a survivor! I always called her my little delight. Of course, she could care less what any of the others have to say. They will all grow up just fine, God willing. I'll just have a lot more gray hairs. Thank goodness for blond hair dye. __________________ *Judy*

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