"Movie Mahem"
I need to know if anyone else has a horrible experience every time they take their toddler to the movies.
Last Friday, I took my husband and 4 year old to see Transformers. Yes, I “took” my husband to see it.
I want to apologize to everyone that was at the 6:50 movie. If you were there, you know who you are before I even tell this story.
Well, we know that when we take him to see a movie, we’re going to have to make at least 5 trips to the bathroom. I’ve finally come to grips with that. What I didn’t expect is that he would embarrass me every time we went.
The first time I took him to the bathroom, he saw a lady walk in that had a severe limp. He said, “Mommy, what’s wrong with her legs?” I just calmly said, “Her legs are fine.” That was the least embarrassing thing.
When we got back in the theater, he proceeded to ask me questions that were super embarrassing. I have decided not to repeat those questions. Sorry.
The next trip to the bathroom he asked me, “Mommy, why is that lady tooting?” I wanted to run and hide! I mean, what do you say to that. I know the lady heard him. He asked me at least 5 other questions that time. I could hear the laughter coming from the other stalls.
When we got back into the theater, he waited until it was completely quiet and said, “Mommy, my tummy hurts. I need to go poo-poo.”
I honestly cannot remember what all he did after that. I kind of blanked out. We did end up moving up to the front row of the theater b/c he was disturbing everyone in there. At least up there he could crawl around on the seat without everyone hearing every little sound he made.
Someone needs to come up with a baby/toddler room in the theaters (kind of like churches have).
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Last Friday, I took my husband and 4 year old to see Transformers. Yes, I “took” my husband to see it.
I want to apologize to everyone that was at the 6:50 movie. If you were there, you know who you are before I even tell this story.
Well, we know that when we take him to see a movie, we’re going to have to make at least 5 trips to the bathroom. I’ve finally come to grips with that. What I didn’t expect is that he would embarrass me every time we went.
The first time I took him to the bathroom, he saw a lady walk in that had a severe limp. He said, “Mommy, what’s wrong with her legs?” I just calmly said, “Her legs are fine.” That was the least embarrassing thing.
When we got back in the theater, he proceeded to ask me questions that were super embarrassing. I have decided not to repeat those questions. Sorry.
The next trip to the bathroom he asked me, “Mommy, why is that lady tooting?” I wanted to run and hide! I mean, what do you say to that. I know the lady heard him. He asked me at least 5 other questions that time. I could hear the laughter coming from the other stalls.
When we got back into the theater, he waited until it was completely quiet and said, “Mommy, my tummy hurts. I need to go poo-poo.”
I honestly cannot remember what all he did after that. I kind of blanked out. We did end up moving up to the front row of the theater b/c he was disturbing everyone in there. At least up there he could crawl around on the seat without everyone hearing every little sound he made.
Someone needs to come up with a baby/toddler room in the theaters (kind of like churches have).
Check out the comments and share yours by clicking HERE.
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Melissa is a student, a working mom, and the mother of 4 boys (ages 4, 7, 8, and 10). She is costantly fueled by the tenacity of her boys and their ability to make her laugh! What they say is true, "Laughter is the best medicine!"
