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hehe, dad may be cruel, but it can be fun winding up kids that get scared too easily and freak out over little things.
i got a kind of twisted pleasure from that, as i often get rota'd to be an assistant at the kids' hospital and this type of flakey child gives us the greatest trouble (scared of their own shadow syndrome, aka mama's boy - it's generally the parents overly and needlessly freaking out for their safety, agitating the kid, that make it worse). the more confident and calm ones may well grow up to be assassins and serial killers, but don't half make the day go a lot more smoothly by merely wincing and whelping quietly at the needlestick instead of running round at a tizz at the mere suggestion that they have to step out of mum's arm's reach (at 8 years old FFS)
hopefully from this little bit of aversion therapy he will come to realise that pictures on a screen can't hurt him and will lose a little bit of his toddler's world-o-phobia.
i got a kind of twisted pleasure from that, as i often get rota'd to be an assistant at the kids' hospital and this type of flakey child gives us the greatest trouble (scared of their own shadow syndrome, aka mama's boy - it's generally the parents overly and needlessly freaking out for their safety, agitating the kid, that make it worse). the more confident and calm ones may well grow up to be assassins and serial killers, but don't half make the day go a lot more smoothly by merely wincing and whelping quietly at the needlestick instead of running round at a tizz at the mere suggestion that they have to step out of mum's arm's reach (at 8 years old FFS)
hopefully from this little bit of aversion therapy he will come to realise that pictures on a screen can't hurt him and will lose a little bit of his toddler's world-o-phobia.
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