You may already be familiar with those five mischievous monkeys who insist
on jumping on the bed.
Not exact matches
We joke about it, but we wanted to work
on something that would make us
jump out of
bed in the morning for the next 10 years or more.
A participant would set a filled wine glass
on a mattress and then repeatedly attempt to disrupt it by walking
on the
bed,
jumping on it, or even dropping a bowling ball next to it.
One has the feeling that there is an assumption abroad that every gesture of friendship or affection must inevitably lead to
jumping into
bed together, and we «reall
on this same road without distinction.
I'd wake up and look towards the end to find, my pet was
on the floor, never
jumping on the
bed.
I think it's rude to
jump out of
bed, toss
on a sloppy tshirt and shorts, slip
on some sandals and run to church when if you were going to a nice restaurant for dinner or
on a cruise ship to the Captain's table you'd put
on your best clothing.
It reminds me of my granddaughter, happily
jumping on my
bed, to «get me going» in the morning, when she stayed overnight (as a toddler).
The Bug
jumped around his
bed instead of napping, and had another screaming fit because The Hubby had to run outside to the car for a minute to grab his bag, and told The Bug to wait inside because he didn't have socks or shoes
on.
In the words of @fulanosworld «when the
beds are especially bouncy you must
jump on them».
It's easy to
jump out of
bed and greet the day head
on when you get to have chocolate for breakfast.
When the alarm goes off, I tend to
jump out of
bed as though the house is
on fire, unless of course, it's the weekend.
My cat
jumps up
on their
beds at night.
Our older cat, the evil one, will
jump up
on the kids
bed and meow.
There was the quiet fear of injuries from
jumping on beds or if they were going to decide to play Hide & Seek when you turned your back for 2 seconds at Kohl's.
It was hard for her to interact with me
on a hospital
bed where I laid, and tough for her to not
jump and be loud in the room where we all would visit.
My own daughter adores being tickled, and will
jump on my
bed, demanding my husband and I tickle her until she is crying with laughter, and then she will catch her breath and ask us to do it some more.
I am hoping to have a progressive home and raise my daughter to be open and aware, but I do not think I will allow someone elses child into my home to possibly infect or abuse my daughter... He could certainly be a great guy, or he could not be... He could be a bad guy who could change my daughter by hurting her in many different ways... Sex is sex, but another human being being raised by some one you do not know could potentially be harmful... Even if I know the other childs mother or father... the other child could be not so good at heart... I will just raise my child to focus
on herself and her future and her education and wants, needs, likes, and dislikes before
jumping in the
bed with some body who could hit her, impregnat her, or give her an STD: S
Here's what actually got me over it: One day, I was watching him playing with our children
jumping on the
bed, seething with anger because it was five minutes before bedtime and he was riling them up.
Mama called the doctor and the doctor said, «No more monkeys
jumping on the
bed!»
When your child is old enough, make sure they know how to get down from the
bed safely — by sliding off the
bed on their belly — never by
jumping off the mattress.
«Three little monkeys
jumping on the
bed; one fell off and bumped his head.
Two little monkeys
jumping on the
bed...» Any variation
on this counting rhyme introduces basic subtraction.
This is a sure - fire invitation for your child to start
jumping on the
bed in a lively way.
and then
jump on the
bed!»
My son accidentally let them out of the mud room and they tore a muddy path down the hallway until they reached my bedroom where they
jumped on my
bed and rolled around
on it.
I wanted a sleep song, not a
jumping on the
bed song!»
Do you regularly find your kid
jumping on the
bed or the couch?
The problem is, after we tuck them in, they talk, giggle, fight,
jump on their
beds, and grab each others» stuffed animals.
If your toddler seems keen
on the idea of transitioning from crib to
bed, by all means,
jump right in.
It is common to have seven of us stuffed in my little double
bed on a Sunday morning (even the teenagers
jump on this bandwagon!)
Instead of saying, «Stop
jumping,» when your child is
jumping on the
bed, tell him why it's a problem.
It may go against all of your parenting instincts, but let your little one
jump on the
bed (supervised, of course!).
Tired of your kids
jumping like a maniac
on your
bed and couch?
If your child asks to
jump on the
beds, playfully ask her to
jump «carefully,» with enough of a sparkle in your eye that she'll know it's OK to surprise and scare you with how high she can
jump.
Some parents have no issue with
jumping on beds or sofas, so that's a boundary they wouldn't need to set, for others it really matters — so they would set that boundary.
(I'm scared to put frames
on the
bed, because they
jump a lot, and I don't want them to get hurt).
If one of the dogs
jumps on the
bed and a baby is lying there he could crush and possibly kill her.
Usually Jayden is
jumping on our couch or
bed, but we do take him to tumble classes to get his energy out and usually they have classes that moms can participate in too.
Check all the joints and screws, especially when your child
jumps on his
bed.
Children delight in making us brush our teeth and forbidding us to
jump on the
bed.
We tell Willow to
JUMP up
on Lucy's
bed.
If you allow your dogs
jump and sit
on the furniture, then cover your sofas and
bed with washable drop rugs.
For example, you might decide that just for special time you are going to permit
jumping on the
bed.]
I reflect
on the fact that there should be four little wildlings,
jumping on the
bed and excitedly telling me «Happy Birthday!»
Turns out Ellie figured out how to climb out of the pack and play and was in there
jumping on the guest
bed for the past hour.
Avoid activity in the hour before bedtime though, since exercise is stimulating — they'll be
jumping on the
bed instead of sleeping in it!
As soon as the five little monkeys learn it's bedtime, they start
jumping on the
bed... Your kids will delight in Christelow's silly tale, with its simple and repetitive text and very funny illustrations.
The media
jumps on tragic stories of death from improper
bed sharing as further evidence of the dangers of -LSB-...]
Mamma called the doctor and the doctor said «NO MORE MONKEYS
JUMPING ON THE
BED!»
Four little monkeys
jumping on the
bed, one fell off and banged his head!