Cornered by Mike Baldwin for September 28, 2023

Give him the traffic “cone” as a treat.

Food products are a unique subset of consumer products in that sensory experiences during interaction with them can involve all of the senses: vision, touch, audition, smell, and taste (Schifferstein, Citation 2006)

“You weren’t going to get dessert anyway.”

He is showing weakness, move in for the kill!

Your bottom should be sore after you sit there until bedtime.

time-out…

Awwww…..The joys of motherhood!/s

the most wonderful picture of parenting yet!!!! the little one will definitely be going places. again the “experts” have done us all a world of good. just expressing my 1st amendment freedom.

Talk about slinging the food….Oy!

Geesh, what a mess!

My mom gave me my baby cup, all dented from throwing it at my grandmother,

That’s not all that’s going to be sore young man…..

Gotta love the warning cone! Lol!

Bring in a relief pitcher.

He has a tendency to throw up during meals.

Yikes! That kid is big enough to help with the cleanup.

Although, for some reason, I am still hungry.

Along with the traffic cone, there should be caution tape around the kid.

Gotta keep training lol!

Use your left arm!

I think skipping dessert would be an excellent idea, given the circumstances.

I’d suggest duct taping him to the chair so he can’t leave and return in the AM to see if he willing to eat breakfast. I guess I’m olde school and not going to put up with his antics. Missing a couple meals won’t harm him.