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Nanny 911

January 6, 2005 |

Sometimes I watch that show and think “Oh those poor parents haven’t got a clue” and shake my head in disbelief at the adults that allow their children to run their households ragged. All I ever see on these shows is mayhem, chaos and violence.

Of course then I catch myself uttering something like “Elizabeth do not color on the television with your crayons!”

Hmm, Nanny Stella or Nanny Yvonne?


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  1. mrs. diamond on January 7, 2005 11:05 am

    hmm..we don’t have tv but this sounds like an interesting show! :)
    praying for you today hun. have a great weekend

  2. Redneck Diva on January 7, 2005 12:00 pm

    One of my Brownie moms was telling me about that show just last night. It sounds like all it would do is piss me off! I simply cannot handle complete uncontrolled chaos! Yes, I run a home daycare, and yes my life is continually in chaos, but it’s a controlled chaos, I swear! I saw the commercials to that show and just the commercials made me want to scream. I am not saying I run a military operation, but my kids and my daycare kids are pretty well behaved for the most part. At least in public where it matters! LOL

    As a parent you say things you never dreamed you would. I found myself uttering “Sam, for the LOVE of God please do not hit your sister with that cassette tape anymore!” If you were choosing a weapon, would YOU choose a cassette tape? Methinks not. Go for the plastic light saber or even the empty wrapping paper tube, but a cassette tape??? I also once told my oldest, after she had stuck a button up her nose, to “Blow like you’ve got poison boogers in there!” It takes creativity, at the very least.

    Kids are great.

  3. Michele on January 9, 2005 10:45 am

    Mike gets so mad when we watch that show. I’ve never heard the man cuss like he does when we watch Nanny 911.
    Sometimes I have to believe that they kids are playing it up for the cameras. Really. Who would let their kids act that way?:roll:

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