Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for May 02, 2024

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    cmxx  about 1 month ago

    So far I’m kinda glad she’s staying in the box. Maybe a little bit dangerous to be running around loose.

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    charliefarmrhere  about 1 month ago

    The updated version of the Exorcist?

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    C  about 1 month ago

    Take up swaddling or call the orphanage

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    danketaz Premium Member about 1 month ago

    and tomorrow she’ll awake and just be an adorable angel (what can’t understand why nobody’s offering up hugs.).

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    BenGMan  about 1 month ago

    Don’t worry, it’ll all be over soon.

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    Sue Ellen  about 1 month ago

    Might be time to give those claws, I mean nails a trim.

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    conuly  30 days ago

    You never try to get a cat out of her hiding spot.

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    cdillon85  30 days ago

    Savor the small victories. She is in bed.

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    Blu Bunny  30 days ago

    Give her a mouse.

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    iggyman  30 days ago

    Wren has her own version of “Boxing”!

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    JoeStoppinghem Premium Member 30 days ago

    Treat her like a cat and spray water in her face from a bottle sprayer.

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    Wren Fahel  30 days ago

    When my daughters hit a certain age, that was the deal I made with them. As long as they were “in bed” by a certain time, what time they actually fell asleep was up to them. As long as attitudes stayed good & grades were acceptable, I was OK with them reading or quietly playing in bed. My older one would stay up for a while; my younger one was usually asleep in minutes.

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    goboboyd  30 days ago

    Next, litter box training?

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    mourdac Premium Member 30 days ago

    Should have tried “kitty” treats such as M & Ms to lure her out.

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    margaretmabel2  30 days ago

    that’s kids

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    jconnors3954  30 days ago

    And who gets to change the diaper? Or just let her go in her box?

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    Daltongang Premium Member 30 days ago

    Time to grow up and parent you two.

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    ctolson  30 days ago

    Hopefully, Wren won’t need to be gotten up in the middle of the night to go potty since they’re foregoing it now.

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    KageKat  30 days ago

    As long as she doesn’t get stuck in the box…

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    j.l.farmer  30 days ago

    Did she eat or drink during her acting out? What about a diaper change or two? And someone definitely needs to cut her nails before her next next “Cat In The Box” event!!

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    oish  30 days ago

    CAN a snow shovel even support the weight of a toddler? Plastic would snap and aluminum would bend…

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    kathleenhicks62  30 days ago

    May be she will sleep it off.

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    IndyW  30 days ago

    No, caving to the kid is not good parenting.

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    jrankin1959  30 days ago

    Do what we do with a real cat, then – pick up the box and gently tip it until she comes out. And what – you haven’t trimmed her nails in some time? She’s not going to “claw” you. Take charge, you two!

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    stamps  30 days ago

    Just don’t put a litter box out.

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    DKHenderson  30 days ago

    Hope they at least put down a dish of (baby) food.

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    The Quiet One  30 days ago

    Good point Wanda.

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    Curiosity Premium Member 29 days ago

    If it gets the job done and there’s no lasting physical or emotional damage then it’s effective parenting. And sometimes that’s the best you can hope for. If the caveat isn’t met however…..

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    MikeM_inMD  29 days ago

    And once she falls asleep, trim those fingernails!!!

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    Not Again  29 days ago

    Use a LASER pointer to get her out.

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    Norris66  29 days ago

    I got a mechanical mouse.

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    Gordette  29 days ago

    Love this “Wren Kitty” arc!When I saw the box on the snow shovel in panel 3 I threw my head back and laughed so hard.

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    mystieb123 Premium Member 29 days ago

    See that crib? Tomorrow morning, gone; but look at all the free kindling!!

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    wordsmeet  29 days ago

    Wren reached puberty all of a sudden, hahahah.

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    ggoskie  29 days ago

    Made me laugh ;^)

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    Laurie Stoker Premium Member 29 days ago

    You know, a spray bottle filled with icy water always works on a real cat. I’m just sayin’.

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    ellisaana Premium Member 29 days ago

    It’s not bad parenting; it’s knowing which battles to pick. Dose the bright lights and turn on the night light. When you come back in a half hour and find her asleep in the box, tip her out and tuck her into bed. Before morning, you can make the box disappear.

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    Gonzojr  29 days ago

    Tomorrow you’ll have to take her to the vet to get her rabies shot.

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    fourteenpeeves  28 days ago

    Ninja Kitty is guest starring

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    David Huie Green YouSupportWhatYouDoNotOppose  28 days ago

    Take your shot. Ttheyn draw the bullseye around it where you hit.

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