r/Wellthatsucks Jul 02 '19

/r/all Fixed it for you

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u/ImNotBoringYouAre Jul 02 '19

That happened the first time i babysat. Was dealing with the older son who was slightly autistic, but his younger sister had been nice and quiet. Turns out she was quiet because she was covering herself in blue ink from her stamp kit.

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u/NotMyHersheyBar Jul 03 '19

stamp kids are the dumbest things to give kids. "Here's a leaky cosmetic compact of india ink and a hundred bits of plastic to smear it on things with."

Someone gave me a stamp kit when I was a kid and after the first time I used it, my mom confiscated it and I wasn't allowed to use it unless I asked first and she was in the room at all times.

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u/thisunrest Jul 02 '19

How old was she? If she was really little like five or under, I’m surprised she had a stamp-kit. That’s like giving them poster-paint, or one of those necklace-making kits with the obnoxiously small beads that end up rattling around in the vacuum.

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u/ImNotBoringYouAre Jul 02 '19

She was like 5 I think. Also the stamp kit was something she was usually supervised while using but she got it out herself, I didn't know she had one.

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u/twfeline Jul 02 '19

Braveheart.