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Author:  Foamy [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 8:29 am ]
Post subject:  My son and his shoes...
So my 20 mo. old has a tendency to kick his right shoe off constantly. Doesn't matter if he is being carried, running around the room or sitting down. He finds a way to shove his shoe off all the time.

So last night, we were in Best Buy to return a crappy Xmas present. When we went in the store, he had both shoes on. I placed him in the shopping cart and we went about our business. I went to the Games section and Oonagh went with the cart to find something to exchange for the present. When we got back together, we noticed his shoe was missing. We looked for about ten minutes and couldn't find it, I dont' know how it vanished so good. It must have ended up on a shelf or under a fixture. Anyway, we had to enlist the help of the Best Buy employees and it was shortly found after that.

Moving on to Bed, Bath and Beyond. Placed the child in the cart once again with his shoes on and shortly thereafter, the right shoe was kicked off. This time we did notice and instead of putting it back on, we placed it in the cart. Sean was being fidgety as a 20 mo. old is wont to being and this cart did not have the restraining strap for the baby seat. He was attempting to stand up. Oonagh located another cart and switched (almost) everything into the new one. We walked up to the front to finish our purchases and as I was standing holding Sean, Oonagh noted that his shoe was off. I stated that it was in the cart. She looked and it was not there. She went to the back of the store where the original cart was located and found his shoe...

and something else...Her car keys.

She had handed them to him to play with while in the original cart. He must have dropped them and she didn't notice.

So, the extremely frustrating habit of my son losing his shoe all the time paid off last night right after the most frustrating shoe loss we've had yet (Best Buy) since it caused us to backtrack right away instead of finding out the keys were lost later and having to try to retrace our steps.

Thank you Sean for losing your shoe last night. :D

EDIT - I just noticed that our shopping stops were quite alliterative. "Best Buy" and "Bed, Bath and Beyond"
Author:  Rorinthas [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 9:02 am ]
Post subject:  My son and his shoes...
He does it because he can. I'm glad you found your keys.
Author:  Micheal [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 10:53 am ]
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When you go to the grocery store, start looking for things you didn't put in the cart.
Author:  Foamy [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:09 am ]
Post subject:  Re:
Micheal wrote:
When you go to the grocery store, start looking for things you didn't put in the cart.


As an addendum to the story:

Oonagh had also handed him a metal Super Mario Mushroom candy container to keep him occupied, something that I didn't yet realize was not ours, rather still the property of the store.

He was playing with it and dropped it and decided to move on to the next shiny thing to play with. Since Oonagh had gotten me the same thing as a stocking stuffer for Xmas, I assumed it was ours (since she normally gets herself the same things as stocking stuffers for herself) and placed it in my jacket pocket to give back to the child later.

We left the store and got home and I removed the candy thingy from my pocket and innocently asked Oonagh if she was going to eat the candy so we could give the mushroom to Sean.

It wasn't ours, She had grabbed it off of a shelf to give to him and I didn't realize it. If someone in the store had seen me place it in my pocket, they would have rightly stopped me and called me a thief.

Oops. I plan on going back to BB&B to give it back to them since I feel kind of stupid about it.
Author:  Arathain Kelvar [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 12:52 pm ]
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It's funny how... difficult... a quick trip to the store can be.

Ours did the same thing with one of his shoes at that age.
Author:  Rynar [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 2:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: My son and his shoes...
Have you considered teathering his shoes to his pants?
Author:  Nitefox [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 4:52 pm ]
Post subject: 
Staples.
Author:  Raell [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 5:23 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Re:
Foamy wrote:
It wasn't ours, She had grabbed it off of a shelf to give to him and I didn't realize it. If someone in the store had seen me place it in my pocket, they would have rightly stopped me and called me a thief.

Oops. I plan on going back to BB&B to give it back to them since I feel kind of stupid about it.



Most stores will not bother with anyone that takes less than ten dollars worth of stuff.
Author:  Aethien [ Fri Jan 14, 2011 9:54 pm ]
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Just wait until you get to the stick-stage. You'll be wistfully remembering the days of lost shoes ...
Author:  Sam [ Sat Jan 15, 2011 1:06 am ]
Post subject:  Re:
Nitefox wrote:
Staples.


Nah.....Image
Author:  Jasmy [ Sat Jan 15, 2011 3:47 am ]
Post subject:  Re: My son and his shoes...
Duct tape solves a multitude of problems! :P
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