2yo killed sensitive ds' hamster...no words right now. nt

[Sarah CB]

nt

[HomeOnTheRanch]

I'm so sorry!
:grouphug:

[paula j]

I'm so sorry:grouphug: My autistic son accidentally killed dd's hamster when she was younger and she was upset with him for a very long time. Ds wasn't trying to hurt the hammie though and didn't know what he had done.

[Mrs Mungo]

Oh, I'm sorry. That's hard. :(

[Night Elf]

Oh what a sad situation to be in! :grouphug:

[gardenschooler]

Ouch. I'm so sorry.

[sleepy]

Oh, no. :grouphug:

[Lisa at Home]

:grouphug:

There will be tears, and you just can't do anything about it.

I'm sorry!:angelsad2:

[Heather in the Kootenays]

:grouphug:

[Frontier Mom]

So sorry. This happened to us a few years back when, you guessed it, dh was watching the dc's. It was really sad but eventually they began to joke about it. It took a long time though before they were able to move on.

On the bright side, my dd that did this turned out to be our animal lover and is extremely gentle now.

[Sue G in PA]

:grouphug: I'm so sorry! Oh, I could SO see that happening at our house, too.

[bkpan]

Our dd (3yo) killed ds' fish last year. I did not handle it well at the time. Still feel guilty over that one.:sad:

Kim

[Stacia]

:crying:


:grouphug::grouphug::grouphug:

[summer]

I am so sorry. 2 yr olds just do not understand. ((((hugs))))

[Sarah CB]

Thanks, everyone. We had a lot of tears this afternoon. Ds 2 does not understand and I'm rather relieved about that. Ds (8) is sad, but not at all mad at his younger brother. I worried that he would really be upset with himself for leaving his ladder next to the hamster cage (cage is up high and normally littlest one wouldn't be able to get to it) but after mentioning it once he didn't bring it up again.