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General Discussion & Feedback => Just Chat! => Topic started by: geo driver on 18/06/2010 15:01:22
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My daughter, only 3 years old, refuses to come out of the shower, she wants to stay in there for ever it seems. and bribery just does not work!
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Yeah, the first 30 years are the worst!
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Switch off the water heater.
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Ah, the old carrot and switch approach!
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Flush the toilet a few times, the pressure surges will have her out in a flash. Failing that turn off the water at the mains.
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Dude let her enjoy her quiet private time..its important time learning about female development and herself ...gives her space and a place of solitude and comfort in the warmth of the water..its relaxing.. Kids need space too.. life can be overwhelming at that age..and a shower helps an over stimulated body relax..personally I take long hot showers sometimes up to an hour or until the hot waters I was a child also...Hot shower is one of the simple pleasures in life.. at least she is not glued to a television or video game at the time...
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i have to ageree with all of you, and her having showers, can only be a good thing, well its that or she smells (we dont have a bath) however.... i need to have a shower too!
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My 3 year old daughter won't get out of the shower half the time too.
But I have found that turning off the hot tap works a treat. Now, if she won't come out, just the suggestion that the cold tap might get turned on is enough to send her scurrying out in search of her towel...
Chris
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I wonder if this has anything to do with the fact that, in some cultures at least, the women folk are expected to fetch the water from the well?
Only sayin'
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I gently coerce my 4 year old out of the shower with a loving parental gift of a few ice cubes. *le sigh*...the things we do for love.
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Set a timer for her that makes an annoying noise.
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Tell her that you are going to somewhere she wants. But try to make it real. Cheers