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I'm still hiding out from the creepy girl...

Tash13Tash13 member
in Babies: 9 - 12 Months
I have a bunch of yard work to do out front but I can see her riding her bike back and forth.  Am I a coward if I just wait until Monday when she's at school?
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  • Tricia107Tricia107

    I would hide from her too.

    After staring at your DS for days I finally found the cherrio 

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  • NerdBride_D&DNerdBride_D&D
    imageTricia107:

    I would hide from her too.

    After staring at your DS for days I finally found the cherrio 

    Oh my gosh, I didn't even catch that until you said something. It's like a Where's Waldo for baby food, lol. 

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  • Tash13Tash13 member
    lol I unintentionally made a new nest game!
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  • MrsJuneHawkMrsJuneHawk
    What creepy girl?  Story please!
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  • CrazycrustaceanCrazycrustacean
    imageTricia107:

    After staring at your DS for days I finally found the cherrio?

    LOL. Thank you for making me giggle. ?

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  • lpennie16lpennie16 member
    I'm sure she's creepy, but you're an adult and she's a child. I don't think you have to hide out....
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  • Tash13Tash13 member

    Here's the story from yesterday:

    https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/12837087.aspx

    And she's already banged on the door and my front window 3 times today even though I didn't answer the door. 

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  • Tash13Tash13 member

    Here's the story from yesterday:

    https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/12837087.aspx

    And she's already banged on the door and my front window 3 times today even though I didn't answer the door.  So

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  • mfieldmfield
    I just read your original post and then this one.  I'm really thinking the girl might have some special needs (maybe you already knew that).  Social skills seem absent.  Maybe some kind of high functioning autism? Who knows..  I don't know if that helps you at all, but I suppose you can try to get your point across using short, direct sentences or using "feeling statements" (when you get close to the baby he feels scared because he doesn't like to be touched...)  I dunno...this could be way way off too.... 
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  • Tash13Tash13 member

    mfield, I definitly appreciate the thoughts and will try it.  I'm kind of awkward when it comes to kids between 5 and 13, especially when I don't really know them.  You might be right about the special needs and I'll try the different explanation approach next time.  Thanks for the advice!

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