So the big question--do you then try to shove them back into the box and still use them? Or throw out an entire box of unused but slightly wadded tissues?
Once I tried to interest a toddler in pulling scarves out of an emptied Kleenex box, but it never had quite the same appeal.
I thought D1 and D2 had outgrown this stage, but then I went into their room one day and discovered they'd had a runny-nose epidemic among their stuffed animals. I tried to persuade them that stuffed animals should be treated with handkerchiefs instead. :-)
Honestly, I stuff them in my coat pockets... Well, not all 250 at once, the rest I put in the rarely used diaper bag and then transfer to the pockets (or stuff in kid coat pockets).
Even if I had to toss them, I figure each kid should get at least one tissue box all to themselves!
So the big question--do you then try to shove them back into the box and still use them? Or throw out an entire box of unused but slightly wadded tissues?
ReplyDeleteOnce I tried to interest a toddler in pulling scarves out of an emptied Kleenex box, but it never had quite the same appeal.
I thought D1 and D2 had outgrown this stage, but then I went into their room one day and discovered they'd had a runny-nose epidemic among their stuffed animals. I tried to persuade them that stuffed animals should be treated with handkerchiefs instead. :-)
Honestly, I stuff them in my coat pockets... Well, not all 250 at once, the rest I put in the rarely used diaper bag and then transfer to the pockets (or stuff in kid coat pockets).
ReplyDeleteEven if I had to toss them, I figure each kid should get at least one tissue box all to themselves!