The Worst-Case Scenario Survival Handbook: Parenting

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  1. sarahNo Gravatar says:

    Baby diherea on a the counter at a coffee shop….ugh

  2. sarahNo Gravatar says:

    Baby diherea on a coffee counter…ugh

  3. stoopidgerlNo Gravatar says:

    I am not a mommy just yet…. I've got my bun in the oven and I'm due in December. I would love to read this book though! stoopidgerletsy@yahoo.com

  4. agordon10No Gravatar says:

    my son pooped ontop of a wine bar.

  5. lindawhiteNo Gravatar says:

    I have 4 kids and have been thru some stuff! Baby son eating sister's poop from potty chair while in dress outfit for church to name one! Car wrecks as teens to name some more!

  6. mvernoNo Gravatar says:

    have you ever had a 13 year old that is it the whole year. mverno@roadrunner.com

  7. iggysaysnoNo Gravatar says:

    We had an incident where our little one pooped in the guest room… and we didn't find it until the next day.

  8. AprilNo Gravatar says:

    Well, worst would have to be going through my babies' three surgeries. Awful stuff, no mother should ever have to deal with – regardless of how minor the surgery! BUT… out and about? A baby with diarrhea in the middle of a high class fashion mall with NO extra diapers, clothes or money on me. fortunately i had a baby carrier and paper towels from the bathroom. far from ideal, but it got us out alive! LOL.

    Thanks so much for the fun giveaway!

  9. AprilNo Gravatar says:

    following @MomMaven & @worstcasebooks (@MommyNamedApril)

  10. shootingstarsmagNo Gravatar says:

    I don't have a child yet either but this one sounds amazing and a friend of mine is due with a baby this fall so I'm sure she'd really appreciate the humor.

    I hope I can still enter, thanks!

    -Lauren

  11. lazybones344No Gravatar says:

    Just today my 4 1/2 year old peed his pants in Sunday school and then threw an huge tantrum when it was time to leave. He ran away from me and had to be dragged out of the church.

  12. PainterMommyNo Gravatar says:

    My worst case parenting scenario was getting pregnant without being married. It wound up being the best thing that ever happened to me though. I married the father of my child and we are now on baby #4!

  13. PainterMommyNo Gravatar says:

    I am following both of you on Twitter!

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  15. angielNo Gravatar says:

    My baby climbed on a rocking chair, fell off onto his binkey, and blood started shooting from his face. Worst part was, my hubby was home alone with him and called 911…he was ok whew!

  16. LaurieNo Gravatar says:

    I'm not a parent quite yet, but I survived getting separated from my parents in a department store when I was little. It was probably for less than a minute, but it felt like forever.

  17. kim5801No Gravatar says:

    my worst case time was a HUUUGE blowout in the middle of a wedding

  18. kim5801No Gravatar says:

    follw both on twitter – kgail11

  19. Rose RedNo Gravatar says:

    My worst case scenario was having my daughters little friend climb down into an in-ground trash receptacle with a flip top step on lid (she did this on a dare from my daughter) and because she was chubby she got stuck from waist down. We had to call the fire department and they soaped her with my bottle of dish soap and then were able to pop her free. She was about 7 years old. Pretty stressful.

  20. Rose RedNo Gravatar says:

    I'm a Facebook Fan of Worst-Case Scenarios.

  21. chriskit81No Gravatar says:

    My daughter fell in a pool. It was the most terrifying event that I've ever experienced, even though I was right there to catch her. I could definitely use this book though!

  22. GaleNo Gravatar says:

    You come into your sons' bedroom to find them both jumping on the bed holding long SHARP kitchen knives which they snuck into the bedroom so they could play “pirates” with them. (Be calm…resist the urge to scream in terror. Calmly but firmly tell them to hand you the knives…slowly. Disarm the childen. Explain that kitchen knives are dangerous and they are NOT to play with or otherwise even touch them. Administer punishment of choice. Let them know if they EVER do that again the next punishment will be 5 times as worse. I also suggest next trip to walmart get them nerf pirate swords so they will not be tempted to get creative with the kitchen cutlery (or curtain rods, ice-picks, knitting needles, or any number of other long pointy things) again.

  23. rebbiedeedNo Gravatar says:

    My worst case parenting scenario was finding my 2 year old son in his room naked, poop on the carpet, and his 1 year old sister holding a peice of it in her hand. Disgusting!

  24. dianadNo Gravatar says:

    Worst case parenting scenario we survived was. The kids were taking a bath together. They were 8 and 4. The eight year old daughter reached for a glass to play with and it broke in the tub. The 4 year old cut his hand badly on it requiring several stitches. It was traumatic. Thanks for the wonderful giveaway

  25. sandraNo Gravatar says:

    i lost my child at target

  26. jasonnickolayNo Gravatar says:

    Pooping in the pool. Nothing worse.

    jason(at)allworldautomotive(dot)com

  27. marye302No Gravatar says:

    We were traveling to visit my parents & had reservations at a hotel near their home. After we brought our luggage into our room my youngest daughter (she was between 4 and 5 years old at the time) had to use the bathroom. She shut the door and locked it. My daughter was in the bathroom longer than usual and we asked her if she was ok & she said yes. Me & my husband could hear he messing around with the doorknob & finally we realized that she could not open the door. She started yelling & crying that she couldn't get out. Usually you can use a wire to pop open bathroom doors, but we couldn't open it. I called the front desk while my husband was trying to calm my daughter down and at the same time still trying to get the door open. The hotel staff arrived in no time and they tried several keys but none of them fit. Finally everyone (my husband & 5 hotel staff) decided to take the door off the hinges …and that's what they did. When we finally got the door off, my daughter was laying in the dry bathtub and stopped crying when we got to her. She was fine and never locked the bathroom door in hotels for a long time.

  28. wwe11No Gravatar says:

    My son peeing in my face.

  29. Su-chuNo Gravatar says:

    I've survived my daughter dealing with depression and anxiety.

  30. lisataylorNo Gravatar says:

    My youngest son at 11 months was growling and trying to bite people. The daycare workers were terrified by him and they threatened to kick him out. lezanac@yahoo.com

  31. susansmoaksNo Gravatar says:

    the worst case parenting scenario i have survived was a blowout at church

  32. susansmoaksNo Gravatar says:

    i follow both on twitter

    mrstls

  33. Ed NemmersNo Gravatar says:

    My youngest wanted to introduce his new friend to me, while I was using the bathroom! He opened the door and said, “That's my Dad!”

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  35. susansmoaksNo Gravatar says:

    i became a worst-case scenarios facebook fan

    Tony L Smoaks

  36. christinejensenNo Gravatar says:

    Watching my son have a seizure, that was really scary! We spent a night in the children's hospital trying to find out why!

  37. mishiaNo Gravatar says:

    The scenario I survived was my 7 year old climbing up into the babies high chair and getting stuck. He had to be cut out but was okay!

  38. mishiaNo Gravatar says:

    I follow both on twitter (@tornxnxfrayed)

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  40. mishiaNo Gravatar says:

    I'm a fan on facebook. Mishia Mck.

  41. kngmckellarNo Gravatar says:

    when one of my twin sons dug a little hole outside and went poop right in the front yard by some bushes

    kngmckellar@hotmail.com

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  43. kngmckellarNo Gravatar says:

    follow both on twitter as kngmckellar

    kngmckellar@hotmail.com

  44. kngmckellarNo Gravatar says:

    facebook fan.Gloria McKellar

    kngmckellar@hotmail.com

  45. smc380No Gravatar says:

    my daughter telling me the poop on her hand was a booger!

  46. My worst case scenario was about a year ago. Our teenage daughter started screaming in terror, like nothing I'd ever heard, the kind of scream that's out of a mother's worst nightmare. My husband rushed into her room and she pointed at her window screaming “Someone's trying to come in!” I called the police while my husband looked out the second story window. The “intruder,” my daughter's (ex)boyfriend was on the ground below. He tried to sneak in her window to “surpirise” her. Oh, we were surprised! He ended up with a broken leg and arm, and we got a security system for the house.

  47. reneeNo Gravatar says:

    I survived the “Having to discipline the evil play-date friend because her mother won't do it” scenario!

  48. jmahurin40No Gravatar says:

    son knocked the car out of gear while i was trying 2 change a tire on a hill:(

  49. donnak4No Gravatar says:

    How to clean poop out of the tub!

  50. donnak4No Gravatar says:

    Follow you both on twitter.(donnak4)

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