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Give him ice cream.

Crap that stinks.Do your parents live with them to?

*AUTOBOT STITH wrote:Crap that stinks.Do your parents live with them to?

no they visit on the weekends.im just living here because of middle school. after middle school im moving to my parents house.

The Master Blaster wrote:I hate small children.

heh.
i'd go ballistic if some brat so much as touch my Transformer(s)

heroic_decepticon wrote:

The Master Blaster wrote:I hate small children.

heh.
i'd go ballistic if some brat so much as touch my Transformer(s)

I dont hate lil kids so to say,but I dont like them when they through fits or screame cuz you said no.(I'm a baby sitter ) Well what grade are you in?

Lapse Of Reason wrote:Buy him (or give him) a couple Transformers, play with him, and while you are at it teach him how you expect to be treated with respect. Usually a heart to heart talk after a good repoire has been established will work better than arguing, whining, complaining, or locking him out of the room.

If you look at what is motivating him, it is attention-seeing behavior. Fulfill his need and the behavior will decrease.

screw that just kick the kids ass! thats what i do even if its my cousins transforemrs!

I probably would be baned if I gave you my first suggestion.
My second seggetion, however, is much safer.
When he dose someting like this, deprive him.
If you're on Seibertron, minimize the window.
If you're watching Transformers, turn it off.
If you're playing with your figures, put them away.

This might be more anoying than you cousin for the time being, but if you show him he dosn't get to do anything without being civil, he'll eventualy stop.
probably...

I/m going to agree with Whiner-tron

I know you took Whinner-Trons suggestion but what i do is i am 10 bro is 3 i beat him up and he doesnt cry or i tickle him till he runs away case closed

Well I'm 15 and after my cuz broke my Ironhide he slept in the living room till he went home..wich I slipped up that he broke my Ironhide.

Okay...
That's like the second time I've heard somebody say that their Ironhide was broken.
How fragile are those things?

Anyway, little kids really aren't that bad. Even if they can be super annoying, I love them anyway.

Like when my little sisters (they're twins) were 3 they got into my room and broke all of my figurines, including a cyrstal swan that I had bought with my own money.
(It had been 16$ and that's a lot of money when you're an 11 year old.)
Before that when my brother was younger, he broke my favorite Easter Bunny snowglobe.

All these things ticked me off at the time, but I got over it. And just remember that you're not going to be there forever.
Just go have a serious talk with your aunt and uncle about it.

We gotta remember we were ALL annoying litle kids once.

Sherade wrote:We gotta remember we were ALL annoying litle kids once.

I was not!






I was EVIL...not annoying!

woot! my 300th post!

Sherade wrote:We gotta remember we were ALL annoying,evil, stupid,etc. little kids once.

There, fixed it, happy?
I remember when my posts were in the triple digits, those were the days.

OK seeing as how he's only 3 he probly shouldn't be playing with your toys anyway just because he's too young to be playing with older kids toys. Unfortunatly liveing with an older kid he's allways going to want to do whatever you're doing so try this.

Buy some youger toys like the Pre-School Go-Bot Transformers and play with them yourself. He'll get an intrest in the youger toys that way and you'll have to play with him some times.

You shouldn't have to play with him all the time though exsplain to him and his parrents that some times you just want to be alone and he should allways knock before entering your room. Make sure you exsplain in a calm respectfull manner as they're more likely to listen than if you're angry and yelling at everyone.

His parrents should be giveing him attention as well. At 3 years old he wants and needs constant attention still. If his parrents exspect you to watch him all the time and they ignore him then it is neglect, you can call social servecis. Don't know how to reach them? Talk to a teacher at school or a neibor, tell them your cousin is being neglected by his parrents. I would only resort to this if none of the abouve works so try the calm resoning with his parrents yourself first.

Well, dude, maybe a long shot, but why not see if your parents can take your good Transformers home, and just leave the crap ones. If you're only at your relatives for a short while longer, it maybe a bit hard, but not having your Trasnformers for a couple of weeks, or months, or whatever is better than having everything wrecked by your bratty cousin, isn't it?

I played with TF at three, and they're still in perfect condition.
Still, if I had destroyed other people's things, my parents would have had my head.
You really need to talk to your uncle and aunt.

Sledge wrote:Ah. Well, as I'm sure this forum would frown on me suggesting physical violence and manacles, I'm out of suggestions.

Seconded. Try Tasing him, bro!

Hmmmmmmmm Maybe hide your TF toys?

Whiner-tron wrote:I played with TF at three, and they're still in perfect condition.

I wish I could say that. I was 3 when I got my first TF and I lost his arm in less thwn a half hour. But soon replaced it. BW Razorclaw will never forgive me....a crab with a drill arm.....

Siren Prime wrote:Okay...
That's like the second time I've heard somebody say that their Ironhide was broken.
How fragile are those things?
Anyway, little kids really aren't that bad. Even if they can be super annoying, I love them anyway.
Like when my little sisters (they're twins) were 3 they got into my room and broke all of my figurines, including a cyrstal swan that I had bought with my own money.
(It had been 16$ and that's a lot of money when you're an 11 year old.)
Before that when my brother was younger, he broke my favorite Easter Bunny snowglobe.
All these things ticked me off at the time, but I got over it. And just remember that you're not going to be there forever.
Just go have a serious talk with your aunt and uncle about it.

Lets just say fragile enough.

You still taking suggestions? If so, here are a few PROTIPS (oh yeah, no offence to you, your cousin, his/your parents; I am not to be held responsible if my suggestions get you in trouble; and sorry if these ideas have already been posted):

Strap on a pair. Ignore him. Put locks on your door and/or collection cabinet. Tell his parents what he's doing/tell them to, well, give him some freakin' parenting. If the kid is pissing you off and damaging your stuff, it's not your fault. I'd say it's his parents' fault for not disciplining him/teaching him about respect, but hey, what do I know.

1337W422102 wrote:You still taking suggestions? If so, here are a few PROTIPS (oh yeah, no offence to you, your cousin, his/your parents; I am not to be held responsible if my suggestions get you in trouble; and sorry if these ideas have already been posted):

Strap on a pair. Ignore him. Put locks on your door and/or collection cabinet. Tell his parents what he's doing/tell them to, well, give him some freakin' parenting. If the kid is pissing you off and damaging your stuff, it's not your fault. I'd say it's his parents' fault for not disciplining him/teaching him about respect, but hey, what do I know.

Sounds about appropriate to me!

Don't the packages say things like "ages 5+"? Kids will fire missles into their noses, choke on the little pieces, smash things with a hammer and eat the shrapnel, and assume that because it has wings they can jump off the roof and fly with it. I'd remind his parents of this.

Evil_the_Nub wrote:Don't the packages say things like "ages 5+"? Kids will fire missles into their noses, choke on the little pieces, smash things with a hammer and eat the shrapnel, and assume that because it has wings they can jump off the roof and fly with it. I'd remind his parents of this.

That's the reason I said he's too young to be playing with thoughs toys. They do indeed have a 5+ warning lable on them.

Whiner-tron wrote:I played with TF at three, and they're still in perfect condition.

I don't doubt that but as a general rule you shouldn't leave a child that young with potentially dangerous toys unsupervised. That's like the same as leaving an infant in a bath tub alone. After a certain age they can controll themselfs better and do things without chokeing to death then it's fine. I know I stuck all kinds of small parts from toys in my mouth when I was little and my parrents still kept a watchfull eye on me even after I was 5 years old and I never chocked on a single damn thing.

WARNING: RANT AHEAD!

Truthfull it's never the toy companys fault that a child dies from playing with their product. It's some bad parrent who can't be bothered to actully watch their kid.

It's just like the McDonalds coffee cup incident. Do we really need a "Warning: Contents of glass may be HOT" lable on your coffee or is that just common sense to know that without haveing to be told.

People are just getting stupider by the day.

They'll have to start putting lables on solid foods next I'm sure. "Warning: Not for infants who have no teeth, they can't chew."

I do not feel one bit sorry for a parrent who lost their child because it chocked to death because it's painfully obvious the only reason the child chocked was because the parrent was neglecting it. I feel sorry for the child who lost it's life but not the neglecting parrents.

End rant