Originally posted by PaulieOh, no! I guess that's when we'll have to start playing the ultra-fun game: Beat the child. 😲
I just get one of those knowing looks 😠Wait `till she gets older,thats when the fun starts,when you`re just about to lay down a killer move and a little person creeps up and start whacking away on the keyboard. Oops there goes another game. 😀
Originally posted by PaulieMy son (18 months) is fascinated by chess pieces. I bought him his own set so he'd leave mine alone. Doesn't work, of course 😉
I just get one of those knowing looks 😠Wait `till she gets older,thats when the fun starts,when you`re just about to lay down a killer move and a little person creeps up and start whacking away on the keyboard. Oops there goes another game. 😀
He'll play with his, until I get mine out to prepare a move against that Cheshire Cat. Then the boy has to have MY pieces.
Still, it's cute when he's playing with his own. He stands the pieces up on the board, then knocks them over. I guess he likes wide open positions 🙂
Then he'll load the pieces into his toy truck and drive them across the floor. He used to say, "chess," but hasn't for a few months.
Originally posted by Cheshire CatTop tip is only ever sell their stuff when you`ve already bought the replacement. Trust me it works. Also you get some money back, kids stuff always sells.
Ahhh....but what do you do when they start remembering and asking where that toy you bought them months ago is?
Originally posted by huntingbearI spent about forty dollars for my last set of chess pieces. Suffice it to say when my little on gets ahold of them (rare), it's like WW11 in my house. Dive...Dive...save the chessmen.....Ahhhh....he's been slobbered on........Nooooooooo!!!😉
My son (18 months) is fascinated by chess pieces. I bought him his own set so he'd leave mine alone. Doesn't work, of course 😉
He'll play with his, until I get mine out to prepare a move against that Cheshire Cat. Then the boy has to have MY pieces.
Still, it's cute when he's playing with his own. He stands the pieces up on the board, then knocks ...[text shortened]... truck and drive them across the floor. He used to say, "chess," but hasn't for a few months.
Originally posted by huntingbearThat is cute, mine thinks the screen board is a jigsaw puzzle 😕 and says "daddy may i help you do your puzzle"
My son (18 months) is fascinated by chess pieces. I bought him his own set so he'd leave mine alone. Doesn't work, of course 😉
He'll play with his, until I get mine out to prepare a move against that Cheshire Cat. Then the boy has to have MY pieces.
Still, it's cute when he's playing with his own. He stands the pieces up on the board, then knocks ...[text shortened]... truck and drive them across the floor. He used to say, "chess," but hasn't for a few months.