What's the most expensive thing your toddler has destroyed?
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Probably just necklaces and earrings but none of the expensive ones (I don't wear those when they are around). No electronics, no breakables, no furniture...0
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My laptop--when Apples used to cost $4000. He looked me in the eye, grabbed it off the bed, and just like that, dropped it. I seriously haven't let him touch my computer since (I had to save for a new one, took a few months!), that was 5 years ago. Little bugger! Good thing he's so gorgeous!0
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No kids yet, but my dog ate 5 remote comtrolls and a pair of Oakley sunglasses. Oh! and the tile off the floor in front of the frontdoor
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Our glass shower door....twice!
The first time he slammed the door shut and it broke the seal so the glass came away from the frame.
The second time he was throwing one of the dogs balls against the glass and it shattered.
Needless to say, my husband now has a back up shower door in our garage just in case it happens again.0 -
my one year old and my three year old think it is fun to jump on mommies closed laptop. I have had to replace the screen twice and they pick all of the keys off the keyboard.
my keys are picked off too ugh0 -
The interior of my car!0
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Oh, and now she is 16, old enough to drive and I'm worried about the exterior!0
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You lost your soul by the destruction of your toddler, WOW.my soul0 -
I remember my brother flushing his training pants when we were little. My parents had to have the septic dug up...It's been 30+ years, and they do not let him forget.0
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My sex life...0
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My nephew Sharpied all over a $400 ottoman. Dang kid.0
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I don't know if it was the most expensive... my son was playing ball in the house and hit my glass 'kissing dolphin' wedding cake topper... I saw his face and told him it was okay. I loved him more than the piece of glass... if my husband had been alive, he'd have been really mad!0
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My oldest son, now 17, when he was about 3 or 4 years old, we were in the process of painting the livingroom and had the furniture moved away from wall and he some how knocked over the curio cabinet right thru a big window!!!...yeah that was costly!!0
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The interior of my car!
I didn't even consider that! Seriously, that is RUINED.0 -
My sex life...
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My son broke a digital camera, one or both of my kids messed up the auto-focus on my $800 Nikon, my daughter put sand in my sewing machine. All of those are easily fixable, thankfully. The most frustrating is that they lost an Olive Garden gift card some friends gave us at Christmas. Losing out on a free meal is a total bummer.0
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He took a baseball bat (Plastic of course) and went all Nelly Cruz on our TV. Um, cell phones, touchscreen e-reader, Kindle, all of our dishes, my sanity.0
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My marriage as per I had a kid with my mistress and not my wife........
you win err... lose0 -
My laptop.0
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Smart phone
laptop
hard wood floor
my wife's uterus0 -
I would have to say...her chin. When she was 4, she and her sister were playing flying ninja's and I yelled at them to stop. Sister stopped, she didn't. Emergency room ($200) and several stitches later...She also managed to get up onto a chair and then crash over backwards (with the entire family within arms reach!!) causing a concussion and another emergency room visit (and another $200).
I removed all breakables from reach once they start crawling. They were not returned to lower than shoulder height until just last year (age 6).
My son once tried to put his grilled cheese sandwich into my VCR slot. That was the end of the VCR.0 -
My ex was going shooting with some friends, and our son, who was 2 days shy of 2 years old, snuck a shotgun shell and put it in his diaper. He waited a little bit and then when I was picking up the living room, put it in the microwave and turned it on. There was no ignition source, but the heat caused the casing to swell and burst, which sent the gunpowder and bb's shooting all over the inside of the microwave. My son wasn't hurt but very well could have been, and I freaked out accordingly. For about 2 years after that, everytime he saw a white microwave, he would ask if it had a shotgun shell. Ugh.....
My ex accidentally burned his parents' house to the ground when he was 3, so I guess I'm lucky it was only a microwave for me....0 -
Throwing a rock in a parking lot an hitting someone's car, scribbling on ours and a neighbors car with a rock, ipod touch. Still, as someone else said, the worst (not just because its the most expensive) his ER visits. I can only think of swallowing a paper clip and busting his eyebrow on a trampoline. When he busted his chin open I used liquid bandage to glue it back together at home; it worked great. That reminds me of a lamp that was my wife's grandmother's that we tried to super glue.
We must have gotten much better at protecting stuff, because all those were my oldest son, we have 2 more. ...I hope I didn't just jinx myself.0 -
My kids, not all at toddler ages, have managed to go through 5 laptops in about 8 years0
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My nice living room area rug when he "projectile vomited" all over it. Not on purpose though, he really did try to make it to the tiled area first...0
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My wolf-dog ate my husband's motorcycle seat. Then, the day he got it replaced ($400), she did it again.
She ate the linoleum off the floor.
She ate a door.
She unearthed a backyard-wide sprinkler system.
She dug up and carried around a tree.
She chewed/punctured a can of spray paint and turned half her face/chest black.
She severed the cable connection so many times, the cable guy gave us the tool to cut the cable and a bunch of spare tips.
She ate/shredded a pack of cigarettes.
She got a fish hook stuck in her lip.
My dog has cost me WAY more than any toddler!!!!!
Your dog sounds like my lab puppy (he's now 7 months old). TOTAL terror and way more destructive than my son ever was. Come to think of it.... my son hasn't been destructive in the slightest outside of normal toddler behavior when he was younger.0 -
My son stuck mega blocks into my toilet and flushed them.
I replaced it and a week later he did it again. Smh...
Oh and hes scratched up numerous of my wii games.
I went out and bought one of those safety things for the toilet.0 -
LOL, I love these stories of the kids and dogs....as for me I would say a diamond earring. Yep, she always played in mommy's jewelry box with what she then called mommy's toys.0
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My kids are 21 and 18 now, and I can't quite remember anything being broken that was expensive back then...no cell phones or lap tops or big screen tv's back in those days! But when my son was 7 he destroyed my car! He and his sister got in the car, he pushed the overide button near the gear shift and put it in neutral (no key needed to do this) and it rolled down the hill behind our house...hitting several trees along the way! Thankfully I taught them well and both of them had put their seatbelts on! Minor cuts and bruising for the kids, but the car sure did take a beating! I can laugh now 0
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when i was 3 i flushed my aunts false teeth down the potty :laugh:0
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