Or something very similar lol. We tried to go out to dinner tonight. We set Nicole up in a high chair (we would have used a booster, but they didn't have any). She managed to escape. We said fine, you can sit in the chair, but DO NOT climb on the table. Well she climbed on the table. So we put her back in the chair. And then she started the screaming. So I picked her up and walked her outside until she was calm, then I told her "You need to sit in your chair like a big girl so that you can eat your dinner, or else we will have to go home." Then we went back in. I went to put her in the chair. She started screaming. So I told Daniel to go ask for the food to go, and I took Nicole out to the car and told her that I was very disappointed that we would have to go home to eat. Daniel came out laughing though, the cashier told him that she had never actually seen parents get up and walk out like that. Daniel said "It drives me nuts having to hear other people's kids scream while I'm trying to enjoy dinner, I'm not gonna make anyone else deal with mine."
That was frustrating though... How many stores and restaurants are we gonna have to walk out of? And then there's the always nagging question... Did I handle it properly?
That was frustrating though... How many stores and restaurants are we gonna have to walk out of? And then there's the always nagging question... Did I handle it properly?
I would walk out of a restaurant too. I can't stand other people letting their kids scream and I wouldn't let mine scream.
I doubt it will happen often. Maybe with Daniel just getting back and the excitement of her birthday she was just overwhelmed. 
