About Me
- Name: Vienna
- Location: Virginia, United States
I'm a mom of two: big brother Jack and his little sister Lily. I'm married to the most perfect man on the planet, Mike, and hope to track the goings-on in our family via our blogs.
Current Info
Last Recorded Height: 57 inches
Last Recorded Weight: 90 lbs
Current Mood: Know-It-All
Favorite Food: Candy
Least Favorite Food: Green Peppers
Newest Trick: Holding his baby sister
Newest Words: Nothing of note
Favorite Thing: Minecraft
Favorite Song: Christmas Tunes
Previous Posts
- Random Picture(s) Wednesday
- Luray Caverns!
- We know who wears the pants in this family
- Farmer's Market Saturday!
- HE WAVED GOODBYE!!!!
- Keep 'em comin'!
- Picture of the Day- Friday
- Jack's Favorite songs
- Kid has Skillz!
- Feeding Follies


5 Comments:
At 9:05 AM,
K said…
Ouch!!!!!!!!!
How many times has Jack been bit? Henry has been bit about four times. All by the same kid -- Joe Joe. JJ is a sweet little boy but a Bigtime Biter.
Hugs to Jack.
Kelly
At 9:34 AM,
Vienna said…
This was time #3 or 4. I can't really remember. It was ok at first, but this one left a bruise for 3 days. Not pleased at all. Grrr.
At 8:32 PM,
K said…
That stinks. Is your day care doing anything? When our little Hannibal was on his rampage, they assigned a caregiver to "shadow" him. Seemed to help.
I went to a luncheon on child development issues today and found out about this book
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1575421283/102-9849036-9180948?v=glance&n=283155&n=507846&s=books&v=glance
Perhaps you should buy a copy for Jack's school!
Grrrrr is right.
Kelly
At 7:02 PM,
Vienna said…
The link didn't work. WHat is the name of the book?
We're actually reviewing state laws because the school won't do anything. It's their policy that "well, kids bite." Ugh.
At 7:02 PM,
K said…
The book is Teeth Are Not For Biting. There is a whole series -- Feet aAre not For Kicking; Words Are Not For Hurting, etc.
DO they have to write up an incident report when there is a bite? Seems crazy to me that they are not doing anything. Yes -- little kids really can't be "trained" at this point, but the least they can do is try to watch the biter more closely.
Kelly
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