mjm9
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Re: silver tray - take off dome and SURPRISE, it’s Remy, surrounded by vegetables.
J$ is surprised, confused and reaches for a tomato thinking he is being offered food/or he’s just curious. Either way he is 21 months old and this is a new experience for him.
Jenn immediately “oh, don’t pull it off! Don’t pull it off!!”
Then “Say hi to Remy”
J$ waves to Remy and then reaches to gentle pet Remy. “Don’t touch him! Don’t touch him!”
Chill, biotch. The CM wasn’t concerned, why are you traumatizing J$ unnecessarily?
Recognize that this is a new experience for J$ and model how to react to it.
That’s the thing that I don’t get about T&J. They expect J$ to act a certain way (or learn by osmosis) when they have never modeled the appropriate action and talked him through it. ie. the shoe picking up. Get off your a$$ and show him how to put the shoes in the basket, then back in the cabinet. Stop barking at him “pick up the shoes”. How do you know that he understands what “pick up” means?
J$ is surprised, confused and reaches for a tomato thinking he is being offered food/or he’s just curious. Either way he is 21 months old and this is a new experience for him.
Jenn immediately “oh, don’t pull it off! Don’t pull it off!!”
Then “Say hi to Remy”
J$ waves to Remy and then reaches to gentle pet Remy. “Don’t touch him! Don’t touch him!”
Chill, biotch. The CM wasn’t concerned, why are you traumatizing J$ unnecessarily?
Recognize that this is a new experience for J$ and model how to react to it.
That’s the thing that I don’t get about T&J. They expect J$ to act a certain way (or learn by osmosis) when they have never modeled the appropriate action and talked him through it. ie. the shoe picking up. Get off your a$$ and show him how to put the shoes in the basket, then back in the cabinet. Stop barking at him “pick up the shoes”. How do you know that he understands what “pick up” means?