u/Acluelessfish

Image 1 — Cookie dough cheesecake!
Image 2 — Cookie dough cheesecake!
Image 3 — Cookie dough cheesecake!
Image 4 — Cookie dough cheesecake!
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Cookie dough cheesecake!

Forgot to add the edible cookie dough pieces at first, hence why they’re not in the first photo. I combined different recipes so you’ll have to google them yourself if you want to make this too. I will say the cheesecake itself came from Preppy Kitchen!

u/Acluelessfish — 15 hours ago

How to handle poor behavior in public (4 year old)

I need help here. I have one child. A 4 year old boy. About 80% of the time he is well behaved. The other times he lacks impulse control and he “has” to touch and grab everything in the store. “ooo! Look at this!” “Ooooh I want that!” We just went to the dog grooming salon and it’s a small store front with dog friendly baked goods and dog toys up front. I was trying to have a conversation with the groomer because we were dropping our dog off and he refused to hold my hand and stand by me. Would just throw himself down on the ground. Then he finally stayed by me until he ran off to the table with dog treats. He grabs one that looks like a piece of candy and bites into it 🤦🏽‍♀️ Then at another point he grabs the toy balls and he’s carrying them around and drops one in a bowl of water.

I had to keep stopping talking to grab him and tell him to keep his hands to himself. I couldn’t just leave with him because I was dropping our dog off and I needed to answer her questions and show reference inspiration photos. Of course as soon as we left I told him now he lost his privilege of going with me to the plant nursery today (he really wanted to go) because he showed me that he cannot listen and make good choices.

What else could I have done? I feel like a frantic crazy person in these particular situations with him because I can’t just leave with him. Any helpful advice is appreciated. 😔😩

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u/Acluelessfish — 3 days ago