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		<title>If one says no, go ask the other</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[She&#8217;s already learning this trick, although thankfully for the most part it doesn&#8217;t work out to her advantage.  Last night I was cooking dinner, and she wanted me to open a package of Sun Chips (one of the little 100 calorie packs) &#8211; I told her no, because I was gettig dinner ready and we&#8217;d [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>She&#8217;s already learning this trick, although thankfully for the most part it doesn&#8217;t work out to her advantage.  Last night I was cooking dinner, and she wanted me to open a package of Sun Chips (one of the little 100 calorie packs) &#8211; I told her no, because I was gettig dinner ready and we&#8217;d be eating soon.  She pleaded a couple more times, but I stood firm and stuck with telling her no.</p>
<p><span id="more-184"></span>So she pouts and walks away &#8211; toward her daddy&#8217;s office.  I immediately knew what she was intending on doing, and sure enough, I hear her dad tell her no also.  The only difference is that he sweetens the sting a little by telling her she can have them AFTER dinner (whereas that thought didn&#8217;t even occur to me).</p>
<p>Just as dinner is about done he comes out and relays their conversation &#8211; when she asked him if she could have the chips, he asked her in turn, &#8220;Did mommy already tell you no?&#8221;, to which she answers, &#8220;No.&#8221;  Then he says he asked her again, adding something to the effect of  &#8221;I&#8217;m pretty sure I heard her tell you no,&#8221; to which she quietly says &#8220;yes&#8221; with another pout.</p>
<p>So not only is she trying out the fine art of asking the other parent when the first one says no, she&#8217;s also fibbing to try to get her way.   Thank goodness she isn&#8217;t very good at either yet. LOL</p>
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