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Acephalous · 17-03-2008, 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by sweet_pain

I coach gymnastics, so I'm there for you on this one.
It all depends on their age though. 3 and under just say that you got a "bou-bou" or an "owie", or whatever other name you call injuries. 4-6 say that your friends kitty got mad at you. 7 and over you can say that you had an accident. There are tones of different hings you can say. Kids are more likely to believe thins because they have no reason to dis-trust you. You can even just make a joke out of it. Be like Oh, you mean the rainbow? Isn;t it pretty, all shiny and sparkly! They'll be so confused they'll just walk away:P

Hope it works out for you:)

I have used all of these but two of out children - both aged 8 are G&T (meaning they are in the 'gifted and talented' class)...they are no fools

But at the moment im using the cat one since or kittne is nuts - she runs into walls and attacks peoples feet constantly.

17-03-2008, 02:31 PM	#8
Acephalous Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Bath, UK I am currently:	Quote: Originally Posted by sweet_pain I coach gymnastics, so I'm there for you on this one. It all depends on their age though. 3 and under just say that you got a "bou-bou" or an "owie", or whatever other name you call injuries. 4-6 say that your friends kitty got mad at you. 7 and over you can say that you had an accident. There are tones of different hings you can say. Kids are more likely to believe thins because they have no reason to dis-trust you. You can even just make a joke out of it. Be like Oh, you mean the rainbow? Isn;t it pretty, all shiny and sparkly! They'll be so confused they'll just walk away:P Hope it works out for you:) I have used all of these but two of out children - both aged 8 are G&T (meaning they are in the 'gifted and talented' class)...they are no fools But at the moment im using the cat one since or kittne is nuts - she runs into walls and attacks peoples feet constantly.