By mommylife - 15/04/2015 04:17 - United States - Schaumburg

Today, my 3-year-old broke his glasses, clogged the toilet with Hot Wheel cars, and covered the whole house with Cheerios. All in a matter of roughly 6 minutes while I was putting laundry away. FML
I agree, your life sucks 33 812
You deserved it 3 971

Same thing different taste

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have kids they said, it will be fun they said

When I read the part about covering the house with Cheerios, all I could picture was your kid going around the house literally placing the Cheerios one by one all around the house so they'd cover every spot he could get.

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ZombieLoveEmo 10
Badkarma4u 17

Give that kid a high five. Way to over achieve, lil dude!

Don't worry, as he gains more experience, he'll be able to do all that and more in 4 minutes flat

I live with 6 little tornadoes, from 10 months to 10 years. You have my sympathy. Discipline now, laugh about this incident later. :)

I swear, all little kids have super speed!

Which is only activated when their parents aren't looking. Otherwise, they move at the speed of a 90 year old.

Your kid is definitely possessed n'y a demon. Get him exorcised before its too late.

Why I never want kids explained in one post. They're needy, loud, annoying, and a HUGE financial burden. But best of luck to those who do want kids. I'm not trying to tell anyone not to have kids, i'm just saying I don't want them and please keep your annoying little demons away from me.

Merylwen 24

I obviously was. And i'm 100% sure I was annoying and needy as well.

Astrum14 24

Me when I was a kid is reasons one through ten why I never want kids. After that you get stuff like "More money for me" "More time for me" and so on. Basically, there's no good reason for me to have kids.

I've blessedly never had a kid flush anything down the toilet that wasn't meant to go down the toilet. I have five kids even, so I'm happy for that! The worst one of mine has done in the bathroom as a little one (he wasn't yet a year when it happened) was he unrolled almost an entire roll of toilet paper. I couldn't even be mad though, as his huge smile and giggle fest over it was just too cute!

A three year old with glasses? Isnt that a bit young to have eye problems?

That's like saying there's an age restriction on having cancer.

No...eyesight problems are generally genetic...