Let’s just say permanent markers, glitter and slime are officially off-limits.
in the TV room for once and then spent an eternity picking tiny pieces out of your carpet.
Sometimes you have the best of intentions, but the plan just blows up in your face. We asked parents of toddlers what they’d simply never do again — learn from their mistakes below:“Tickets to ‘The Nutcracker’ were expensive, and my daughter was terrified of the ‘large rats’ onstage at the beginning of the show. We had to leave immediately, and I gave the tickets to two teens outside the venue.
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