I haven't posted for a long time, so these are from quite a while ago but I don't want to not post any :)
To 2-year-old: "The carrot is not a spoon."
To 2-year-old: "Don't dip the booger-covered carrot!"
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Leave it alone. There will be times in life that you have to flush more than once, but not right now."
4-year-old: "Rubber bands are for stuff that you rubbered."
4-year-old: "I like your wiggly, jiggly tummy, Mommy." *sigh*
4-year-old talking to me:
"That happens sometimes when you get old, you get sick. How old are you, Mommy?"
"26."
"26?! I can't even count that high!"
Getting the kids ready to go somewhere: "Why are neither of you wearing pants?"
4-year-old talking about her fish:
"How do you get Nemo out to clean his bowl?"
"Well, we scoop him out and put him in another little bowl while we clean his."
"Don't scoop him out, just grab him out! Grab him by his tail!"
My sister-in-law: "What your children do to food is a tragedy."
To 2-year-old: "Don't put your pretzel on your toe."
To both kids: "No balloon dueling!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't feed Pluto!" (She was trying to feed a statue at Disney World, lol)
To 4-year-old washing her hands: "You scratched your butt hole, you need to use soap!"
To 2-year-old: "The penguin does not need to dance on my iPhone."
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Friday, October 19, 2012
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Go Pick Your Toes in the Living Room
To 2-year-old: "Do not get into the bucket or anywhere else you can't get yourself out of."
To 2-year-old: "My panties are not Ming-Ming's trampoline."
To 2-year-old: "Why are you making a tower out of TP?"
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Stop flinging the dust off of my computer."
"You used to fling the dust off of Grandma's when you were little."
"No, I didn't."
"Yes, you did."
"No, they didn't have computers when I was little." *shoving my head in my pillow in shame*
To 2-year-old: "Why did you just take my panties out of the hamper and run away?"
Talking to my 4-year-old after she decorated my computer with stickers: *Points at dragon sticker* "That's for Daddy because he used to live in California with you." Not sure what the connection is... last I checked there weren't any dragons in California.
Kicking my 2-year-old out of my room: "Go pick your toes in the living room."
Overhearing 2-year-old playing with a toy:
"I break her head!"
"Don't break her head!!"
"Why is there a flip-flop in the laundry hamper?"
4-year-old watching me clean:
"That doesn't smell like flowers to me."
"It's not flower scented."
"Oh. It smells like babies. It smells like you, Adia!"
To both: "The bed is not for walking on."
To 4-year-old:
"Stop ruffing."
"I'm a puppy!"
To 2-year-old: "My panties are not Ming-Ming's trampoline."
To 2-year-old: "Why are you making a tower out of TP?"
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Stop flinging the dust off of my computer."
"You used to fling the dust off of Grandma's when you were little."
"No, I didn't."
"Yes, you did."
"No, they didn't have computers when I was little." *shoving my head in my pillow in shame*
To 2-year-old: "Why did you just take my panties out of the hamper and run away?"
Talking to my 4-year-old after she decorated my computer with stickers: *Points at dragon sticker* "That's for Daddy because he used to live in California with you." Not sure what the connection is... last I checked there weren't any dragons in California.
Kicking my 2-year-old out of my room: "Go pick your toes in the living room."
Overhearing 2-year-old playing with a toy:
"I break her head!"
"Don't break her head!!"
"Why is there a flip-flop in the laundry hamper?"
4-year-old watching me clean:
"That doesn't smell like flowers to me."
"It's not flower scented."
"Oh. It smells like babies. It smells like you, Adia!"
To both: "The bed is not for walking on."
To 4-year-old:
"Stop ruffing."
"I'm a puppy!"
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Saturday, April 21, 2012
There are Too Many Bodily Functions That Occur Somewhere Other Than the Toilet in This House!
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Quit wiggling your cheese at people and just eat it!"
Conversation with my 2-year-old:
"Mommy, I poop."
*look in diaper* "No, you didn't. You just farted."
"Change my farted."
"I don't need to change your diaper for a fart."
To 2-year-old playing with toy food: "You can pretend to eat it but don't actually bite it!"
To 4-year-old: "The spider is not going to eat your Pop-Tart. They don't eat Pop-Tarts."
My husband giving our 2-year-old juice:
"Do you want strawberry or cherry?"
"Blue."
"Blue is not an option."
Yelling at 4-year-old in the bathroom: "If you poop, be sure to wipe your butt!"
To both girls: "Don't put your heads in the doll house, you don't want to get them stuck."
To 4-year-old: "Do not put food inside the printer!"
While doing laundry: "There are too many bodily functions that occur somewhere other than the toilet in this house!"
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Quit rubbing your butt on things, it's weird."
To both girls: "You don't need to ride each other!"
To 4-year-old: "Every time you move, you fart."
My husband: "Where is the plate? The plate isn't even on the table anymore! It's across the room! What happened to cleaning up?!"
Conversation with my 2-year-old:
"Mommy, I poop."
*look in diaper* "No, you didn't. You just farted."
"Change my farted."
"I don't need to change your diaper for a fart."
To 2-year-old playing with toy food: "You can pretend to eat it but don't actually bite it!"
To 4-year-old: "The spider is not going to eat your Pop-Tart. They don't eat Pop-Tarts."
My husband giving our 2-year-old juice:
"Do you want strawberry or cherry?"
"Blue."
"Blue is not an option."
Yelling at 4-year-old in the bathroom: "If you poop, be sure to wipe your butt!"
To both girls: "Don't put your heads in the doll house, you don't want to get them stuck."
To 4-year-old: "Do not put food inside the printer!"
While doing laundry: "There are too many bodily functions that occur somewhere other than the toilet in this house!"
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Quit rubbing your butt on things, it's weird."
To both girls: "You don't need to ride each other!"
To 4-year-old: "Every time you move, you fart."
My husband: "Where is the plate? The plate isn't even on the table anymore! It's across the room! What happened to cleaning up?!"
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Monday, March 5, 2012
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Your Big Sister is Not Authorized to Give You Candy
To 4-year-old: "Get the horse out of the doorway."
My husband to our 2-year-old, playing with a toy fishing pole: "You don't need to go fishing in Mommy's coffee!"
To 2-year-old: "Take off Daddy's cowboy boot!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"Can I have it so I can fix it?"
"No!"
"Fine, you can have a one-eyed snake, then!"
4-year-old traced her little sister's hand to draw a turkey.
"Look, Adia, it's a turkey!"
"I eat it?"
To 2-year-old:
"Leave my computer alone!"
"It was Tuck."
To 2-year-old: "Your big sister is not authorized to give you candy."
My husband to me, after our 2-year-old crapped in the tub: "You take care of the little tushie, while I fish the turd out of the tub."
To 2-year-old: "Don't pick your scab just because you want a band-aid."
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Don't bite the iPad, you little weirdo."
To 2-year-old: "Well, Captain Hook, you have a turd in your butt."
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Don't get the goo out! Just eat the cookie."
To 2-year-old: "Don't step on my bladder!" Never thought I'd say that after they were born...
To 2-year-old: "The paper towels are not the Wonder Pets' bed." Paper towels off the roll and torn up, I might add. :/
To 4-year-old: "Don't use your Barbies as lightsabers!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't put your fruit snacks between your toes!"
My husband to our 2-year-old, playing with a toy fishing pole: "You don't need to go fishing in Mommy's coffee!"
To 2-year-old: "Take off Daddy's cowboy boot!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"Can I have it so I can fix it?"
"No!"
"Fine, you can have a one-eyed snake, then!"
4-year-old traced her little sister's hand to draw a turkey.
"Look, Adia, it's a turkey!"
"I eat it?"
To 2-year-old:
"Leave my computer alone!"
"It was Tuck."
To 2-year-old: "Your big sister is not authorized to give you candy."
My husband to me, after our 2-year-old crapped in the tub: "You take care of the little tushie, while I fish the turd out of the tub."
To 2-year-old: "Don't pick your scab just because you want a band-aid."
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Don't bite the iPad, you little weirdo."
To 2-year-old: "Well, Captain Hook, you have a turd in your butt."
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Don't get the goo out! Just eat the cookie."
To 2-year-old: "Don't step on my bladder!" Never thought I'd say that after they were born...
To 2-year-old: "The paper towels are not the Wonder Pets' bed." Paper towels off the roll and torn up, I might add. :/
To 4-year-old: "Don't use your Barbies as lightsabers!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't put your fruit snacks between your toes!"
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Sunday, February 5, 2012
You Don't Need Denture Glue!
To 2-year-old, trying to bite my nose: "You're cute, but please don't eat me."
2-year-old:
"Boobs! Drum, drum, drum." *drumming on my bra*
"No! Don't drum, drum on my boobs."
To 2-year-old: "Why are you eating Hello Kitty?!"
To 2-year-old, a bit later: "Why are you putting Hello Kitty in your diaper?!"
Poor Hello Kitty...
To 4-year-old: "Don't give your dirty panties to your sister! That's gross."
Conversation with 4-year-old:
"I don't want to take a bath, I'm not stinky."
"You are too stinky, go take a bath."
*sniffs her arm* "I don't smell any stink on me."
Talking to 4-year-old, in the tub:
"Scrub your butt."
"Yeah, for the party. I don't want it to be stinky for the party!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"I want wear panties."
"You want to wear panties? Well, you have to figure out how to not pee in them first."
To 2-year-old: "Please quit talking in a little demon voice."
To 2-year-old: "Mommy's writing something, I can't play with Elmo right now."
To 2-year-old: "My keyboard is not Elmo's choo-choo train track."
To 2-year-old, while shopping: "You don't need denture glue!"
2-year-old:
"Boobs! Drum, drum, drum." *drumming on my bra*
"No! Don't drum, drum on my boobs."
To 2-year-old: "Why are you eating Hello Kitty?!"
To 2-year-old, a bit later: "Why are you putting Hello Kitty in your diaper?!"
Poor Hello Kitty...
To 4-year-old: "Don't give your dirty panties to your sister! That's gross."
Conversation with 4-year-old:
"I don't want to take a bath, I'm not stinky."
"You are too stinky, go take a bath."
*sniffs her arm* "I don't smell any stink on me."
Talking to 4-year-old, in the tub:
"Scrub your butt."
"Yeah, for the party. I don't want it to be stinky for the party!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"I want wear panties."
"You want to wear panties? Well, you have to figure out how to not pee in them first."
To 2-year-old: "Please quit talking in a little demon voice."
To 2-year-old: "Mommy's writing something, I can't play with Elmo right now."
To 2-year-old: "My keyboard is not Elmo's choo-choo train track."
To 2-year-old, while shopping: "You don't need denture glue!"
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Tuesday, January 31, 2012
What? It's No Fun if You Can't Chew on It?
To 2-year-old: "Stop wiggling your butt with poop in it."
Her: *giggle*
To 2-year-old: "I cannot take a piece of pasta out for you to try. The grocery store frowns upon that."
2-year-old, while I'm changing her diaper: "I want see turd!"
2-year-old was messing around at dinner:
"Sit down!"
"On the floor?"
"No! Not on the floor, on the chair!"
To 4-year-old, playing with her big stuffed tiger: "Why are you slapping the tiger in the face?'
Trying to put on 2-year-old's feetie jammies: "That's a foot hole, not an arm hole."
To 2-year-old, pretending a toy is a phone: "Why are you talking on a lizard?"
To 2-year-old: "Why are you 'ribet'ing at me?"
To 2-year-old, eating pizza rolls: "You can't just squeeze out the filling, you have to eat the whole thing."
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat your toe jam! Eww!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat the napkin, eat the bread!"
To both kids: "Mommy and Daddy's motorcycle helmets are not toys."
To both kids: "I'm putting away laundry, go march somewhere else."
To 2-year-old: "Your waffle is not a hat. Please take it off."
To 2-year-old, chewing on a toy:
"Don't chew on that!"
*throws it on the floor*
"What? It's no fun if you can't chew on it?"
Talking to 2-year-old about her toy that she got wet:
"I'll figure out a way to dry her when I get out of the tub."
"I know!" *runs off* I wash Ming-Ming on my shoe! *rubs Ming-Ming on the sole of her shoe*
How did that possibly seem like the thing to do...?
Her: *giggle*
To 2-year-old: "I cannot take a piece of pasta out for you to try. The grocery store frowns upon that."
2-year-old, while I'm changing her diaper: "I want see turd!"
2-year-old was messing around at dinner:
"Sit down!"
"On the floor?"
"No! Not on the floor, on the chair!"
To 4-year-old, playing with her big stuffed tiger: "Why are you slapping the tiger in the face?'
Trying to put on 2-year-old's feetie jammies: "That's a foot hole, not an arm hole."
To 2-year-old, pretending a toy is a phone: "Why are you talking on a lizard?"
To 2-year-old: "Why are you 'ribet'ing at me?"
To 2-year-old, eating pizza rolls: "You can't just squeeze out the filling, you have to eat the whole thing."
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat your toe jam! Eww!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat the napkin, eat the bread!"
To both kids: "Mommy and Daddy's motorcycle helmets are not toys."
To both kids: "I'm putting away laundry, go march somewhere else."
To 2-year-old: "Your waffle is not a hat. Please take it off."
To 2-year-old, chewing on a toy:
"Don't chew on that!"
*throws it on the floor*
"What? It's no fun if you can't chew on it?"
Talking to 2-year-old about her toy that she got wet:
"I'll figure out a way to dry her when I get out of the tub."
"I know!" *runs off* I wash Ming-Ming on my shoe! *rubs Ming-Ming on the sole of her shoe*
How did that possibly seem like the thing to do...?
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Just Because You Want to Play with the Toilet Paper Roll Doesn't Mean You Can Take All of the TP Off
(Overhearing 4-year-old in the bathtub with her sister)
"Scrub my butt!"
"Don't scrub your sister's butt!"
To 4-year-old, while changer her little sister's butt: "Leave your sister's poopy butt alone."
To 4-year-old who was handing a tissue to my husband: "You're old enough to throw away your own boogers."
To 2-year-old: "No, no, no! The iPad is not for your ponies to walk on!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"I want take hand off."
"You want to take my hand off?"
"Yeah."
"It doesn't work like that, you can't just take body parts off."
My husband to our 2-year-old, whose diapers were falling off inside of her feetie jammies: "What are you, a butt magician?"
4-year-old, lifting up her little sister's jammies:
"There's a butt!"
"Of course there's a butt. It didn't fall off."
4-year-old: "We have a circus act! Come see it!"
My husband: "I knew this house was a circus..."
2-year-old: "I hurt my armpit."
To 2-year-old: "Get your face out of my butt." (No, I'm not dyslexic).
Changing 2-year-old's diaper:
"I almost lost the poop."
"I lost the poop!"
"I know you did- out of your butt."
To 2-year-old: "Take your stool back to the bathroom. Whatever you want to reach, you don't need to."
2-year-old:
"I want watch Doctor Who."
"Well, Doctor Who isn't on, you'll have to settle for Diego. Sorry to disappoint you."
I have officially nerdified my toddler :)
To 2-year-old: "Just because you want to play with the toilet paper roll, doesn't mean you can take all of the TP off."
To 2-year-old: "Don't put your carrot in your play-dough!"
"Scrub my butt!"
"Don't scrub your sister's butt!"
To 4-year-old, while changer her little sister's butt: "Leave your sister's poopy butt alone."
To 4-year-old who was handing a tissue to my husband: "You're old enough to throw away your own boogers."
To 2-year-old: "No, no, no! The iPad is not for your ponies to walk on!"
Talking to 2-year-old:
"I want take hand off."
"You want to take my hand off?"
"Yeah."
"It doesn't work like that, you can't just take body parts off."
My husband to our 2-year-old, whose diapers were falling off inside of her feetie jammies: "What are you, a butt magician?"
4-year-old, lifting up her little sister's jammies:
"There's a butt!"
"Of course there's a butt. It didn't fall off."
4-year-old: "We have a circus act! Come see it!"
My husband: "I knew this house was a circus..."
2-year-old: "I hurt my armpit."
To 2-year-old: "Get your face out of my butt." (No, I'm not dyslexic).
Changing 2-year-old's diaper:
"I almost lost the poop."
"I lost the poop!"
"I know you did- out of your butt."
To 2-year-old: "Take your stool back to the bathroom. Whatever you want to reach, you don't need to."
2-year-old:
"I want watch Doctor Who."
"Well, Doctor Who isn't on, you'll have to settle for Diego. Sorry to disappoint you."
I have officially nerdified my toddler :)
To 2-year-old: "Just because you want to play with the toilet paper roll, doesn't mean you can take all of the TP off."
To 2-year-old: "Don't put your carrot in your play-dough!"
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
Preschool Play
Dilana's preschool put on a play this morning. They did 'The Gingerbread Man.' It was very cute. :) Dilana is the one in the bright pink shirt with the bright green band on her chef's hat. She's also the one that, at about 3:41 of the first video, says, "I can see my mommy!" LOL. <3
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Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Quit Playing with the Trash Can
4-year-old:
"I'm tired so, I need some olives."
"What does being tired have to do with olives?"
*blushes* "Oh, I meant hungry."
To 2-year-old who took her diaper off while playing 'parade.': "Excuse me, you can't march in a parade with a naked tushie."
To 2-year-old: "No hammers in bed."
To 4-year-old: "You're the only person I know that's ticklish on their face."
About 2-year-old dressed up for Halloween: "Cinderella pooped her pants."
To 2-year-old: "Just because you are mad doesn't mean you can move furniture around!"
To 2-year-old:
*Sniff* "Did you poop?"
"No, Papa."
"Don't be blaming your smell on Papa, he's not even here!"
*My husband farts*
4-year-old: *giggle* "It sounds like a musical instrument!"
To 2-year-old: "Get your sister's dirty panties off your head. Ew."
2-year-old, with Daddy's boot sock on her hand: "Fishing pole!"
To 2-year-old stepping on the trash can pedal, opening and closing it: "Quit playing with the trash can and sit down and eat."
To 2-year-old: "Don't beat Elmo up."
To 4-year-old: Why do you have a tea pot in your bed?"
"I'm tired so, I need some olives."
"What does being tired have to do with olives?"
*blushes* "Oh, I meant hungry."
To 2-year-old who took her diaper off while playing 'parade.': "Excuse me, you can't march in a parade with a naked tushie."
To 2-year-old: "No hammers in bed."
To 4-year-old: "You're the only person I know that's ticklish on their face."
About 2-year-old dressed up for Halloween: "Cinderella pooped her pants."
To 2-year-old: "Just because you are mad doesn't mean you can move furniture around!"
To 2-year-old:
*Sniff* "Did you poop?"
"No, Papa."
"Don't be blaming your smell on Papa, he's not even here!"
*My husband farts*
4-year-old: *giggle* "It sounds like a musical instrument!"
To 2-year-old: "Get your sister's dirty panties off your head. Ew."
2-year-old, with Daddy's boot sock on her hand: "Fishing pole!"
To 2-year-old stepping on the trash can pedal, opening and closing it: "Quit playing with the trash can and sit down and eat."
To 2-year-old: "Don't beat Elmo up."
To 4-year-old: Why do you have a tea pot in your bed?"
Friday, November 18, 2011
Please Quit Driving on My Clean Laundry
Me, to 2-year-old: "What do you have in your mouth?"
4-year-old: "I gave her bread crumbs."
Me: "You have your sister bread crumbs? How kind of you..."
To 4-year-old squeezing a bath toy: "Pay attention to where you are squirting!"
To 4-year-old: "Why do you have a boot in a bucket?"
To 4-year-old: "How did you scratch yourself on a pillow?"
Me: "Adia's feet are cute."
4-year-old: "I have big feet."
Me: "And smelly. Of course, hers are smelly, too."
4-year-old: "But mine are smellier!"
To 2-year-old: "Why are you setting your water on top of your waffle? It's not a waffle coaster."
To 4-year-old: "Get your backpack off of your head." (As in, her head was in the backpack).
4-year-old, looking at her little sister's poop in her diaper: "It's shaped like a chicken!"
Changing 2-year-old's diaper:
2-year-old: "I hold my feetsies."
My husband: "Glad we taught her that at the age of two."
Me: "Eh, it'll come in handy eventually."
*Husband glares at me*
To 2-year-old: "Why is the doll house wearing a firefighter hat?"
2-year-old, walking up behind me: "I need that boob."
Me: "What?" *turn around* "That's a bib."
To 2-year-old: "Eat your rice, don't poke it."
To 2-year-old: "Please quit driving on my clean laundry."
4-year-old: "I gave her bread crumbs."
Me: "You have your sister bread crumbs? How kind of you..."
To 4-year-old squeezing a bath toy: "Pay attention to where you are squirting!"
To 4-year-old: "Why do you have a boot in a bucket?"
To 4-year-old: "How did you scratch yourself on a pillow?"
Me: "Adia's feet are cute."
4-year-old: "I have big feet."
Me: "And smelly. Of course, hers are smelly, too."
4-year-old: "But mine are smellier!"
To 2-year-old: "Why are you setting your water on top of your waffle? It's not a waffle coaster."
To 4-year-old: "Get your backpack off of your head." (As in, her head was in the backpack).
4-year-old, looking at her little sister's poop in her diaper: "It's shaped like a chicken!"
Changing 2-year-old's diaper:
2-year-old: "I hold my feetsies."
My husband: "Glad we taught her that at the age of two."
Me: "Eh, it'll come in handy eventually."
*Husband glares at me*
To 2-year-old: "Why is the doll house wearing a firefighter hat?"
2-year-old, walking up behind me: "I need that boob."
Me: "What?" *turn around* "That's a bib."
To 2-year-old: "Eat your rice, don't poke it."
To 2-year-old: "Please quit driving on my clean laundry."
Monday, November 14, 2011
You Cannot Wear the Firefighter Hat in the Bathtub
To 4-year-old: "Don't feed your sister, she can feed herself!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat the soap, scrub with it!"
My husband: "I still want feetie jammies."
4-year-old: "Like grown-up teenager jammies? That's silly!"
Me: "Mommy and Daddy are not teenagers."
My husband: "Not for a long time..."
Trying to get 4-year-old to stay in bed at night:
"Now, stay in bed!"
"I've been quiet for a while."
"You've been quiet for maybe a minute."
"Yeah..."
To 2-year-old: "I think you're about ready to start potty training, since you're holding your own feet for me while I change your diaper."
To both girls: "Stop sniffing your feet!"
To 2-year-old: "You cannot wear the firefighter hat in the bathtub!"
To 2-year-old: "Get the bucket off of your foot and quit kicking your sister with it!"
4-year-old: "Adia pulled my hair!"
Me: "Adia, don't pull your sister's hair!"
2-year-old: "I bite it."
Me: "Well, don't bite your sister's hair, either!"
To 2-year-old: "Mousekersizing with a cookie in your hand... seems a bit contradictory."
4-year-old to 2-year-old: "Stop jumping on the couch, ma'am."
To 4-year-old: "Your sister is not a bouncy ball."
To 2-year-old: "Don't pour your apple juice on your chicken nuggets!"
To 4-year-old: "You just got apple pie on my foot!"
To 2-year-old: "Don't eat the soap, scrub with it!"
My husband: "I still want feetie jammies."
4-year-old: "Like grown-up teenager jammies? That's silly!"
Me: "Mommy and Daddy are not teenagers."
My husband: "Not for a long time..."
Trying to get 4-year-old to stay in bed at night:
"Now, stay in bed!"
"I've been quiet for a while."
"You've been quiet for maybe a minute."
"Yeah..."
To 2-year-old: "I think you're about ready to start potty training, since you're holding your own feet for me while I change your diaper."
To both girls: "Stop sniffing your feet!"
To 2-year-old: "You cannot wear the firefighter hat in the bathtub!"
To 2-year-old: "Get the bucket off of your foot and quit kicking your sister with it!"
4-year-old: "Adia pulled my hair!"
Me: "Adia, don't pull your sister's hair!"
2-year-old: "I bite it."
Me: "Well, don't bite your sister's hair, either!"
To 2-year-old: "Mousekersizing with a cookie in your hand... seems a bit contradictory."
4-year-old to 2-year-old: "Stop jumping on the couch, ma'am."
To 4-year-old: "Your sister is not a bouncy ball."
To 2-year-old: "Don't pour your apple juice on your chicken nuggets!"
To 4-year-old: "You just got apple pie on my foot!"
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Monday, November 7, 2011
Quit Scratching Your Butt and Sit Down
To 2-year-old: "Nobody wants to eat the french fry you've been nibbling on."
To both girls: "No! No tug-of-war with your blanket on the bed!"
4-year-old: "Ow! I'm a little bit clumsy."
Me: "Yes, yes you are."
My husband: "A little bit?!"
4-year-old: "Who farted?"
2-year-old: "Me!"
To 4-year-old: "My foot is not a phone."
My husband talking to our 2-year-old:
"Daddy, I'm wet!"
"I know you're wet. You're in a bath tub, that's generally what happens."
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Don't smoosh your sister's toys."
To 2-year-old: "Quit scratching your butt and sit down."
To 2-year-old: "Quit 'fishing' with your french fry."
To 2-year-old:
"You're not mousekersizing. You're being lazy."
*Nods while chugging down apple juice.*
To both girls: "Stop bunny-hopping!"
Me to 4-year-old looking at spices while I made cider: "You don't want to put oregano in apple cider."
To 2-year-old, while changing her pull-up:
*Starts to run off*
"Wait! You only have one leg in!"
To 2-year-old: "You can't brush your teeth and eat chicken at the same time."
To both girls: "No! No tug-of-war with your blanket on the bed!"
4-year-old: "Ow! I'm a little bit clumsy."
Me: "Yes, yes you are."
My husband: "A little bit?!"
4-year-old: "Who farted?"
2-year-old: "Me!"
To 4-year-old: "My foot is not a phone."
My husband talking to our 2-year-old:
"Daddy, I'm wet!"
"I know you're wet. You're in a bath tub, that's generally what happens."
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Don't smoosh your sister's toys."
To 2-year-old: "Quit scratching your butt and sit down."
To 2-year-old: "Quit 'fishing' with your french fry."
To 2-year-old:
"You're not mousekersizing. You're being lazy."
*Nods while chugging down apple juice.*
To both girls: "Stop bunny-hopping!"
Me to 4-year-old looking at spices while I made cider: "You don't want to put oregano in apple cider."
To 2-year-old, while changing her pull-up:
*Starts to run off*
"Wait! You only have one leg in!"
To 2-year-old: "You can't brush your teeth and eat chicken at the same time."
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Friday, October 21, 2011
A Combination of Chocolate, Boogers, and Popcorn
Talking to my 4-year-old:
"It's Adia's hat! She was looking for that for years!"
"Well, she's only been alive for two years, so it couldn't have been too long."
My 4-year-old talking to me about her little sister:
"Adia's gonna grow up big! Big like a balloon and then go POP!"
"She is not going to pop!"
4-year-old: "I ate too much salsa. I'm gonna fart out fire."
To my 2-year-old, who was wrapping my measuring tape around her tiny little finger: "You do not need to measure your finger."
My husband talking about our 2-year-old: "She has a combination of chocolate, boogers, and popcorn on her hands."
Talking to my 2-year-old:
"Eat your apple."
"I roll it."
"It is not a ball, it's an apple. Eat it."
*Continues rolling it* "Whee!"
To 2-year-old: "Sweetie, you can't hold these cups upside down, they spill. Lesson number two of the big girl cup..."
Talking to my 4-year-old, looking out the window:
"Somebody threw an icky chip on our bush."
"Where?"
"There." *points*
"That's a leaf. It's just a leaf that turned brown."
"Oh."
4-year-old: *Marches up to me* "My feet stink." *Sticks her foot in the air at me* "Smell 'em."
To 2-year-old: "You don't move the table to you. You move your chair to the table."
My husband: "Son of a..."
Adia: "Bitch!"
Yeah...we're at the parrot stage. Need to watch our language, lol.
To 4-year-old: "Take your french fry package off your head."
Talking to 2-year-old:
"Chicken!"
"Go sit down and eat!"
*Walks over to her chair* "Pie!"
"It doesn't matter if you're eating something different, you still have to sit down!"
"It's Adia's hat! She was looking for that for years!"
"Well, she's only been alive for two years, so it couldn't have been too long."
My 4-year-old talking to me about her little sister:
"Adia's gonna grow up big! Big like a balloon and then go POP!"
"She is not going to pop!"
4-year-old: "I ate too much salsa. I'm gonna fart out fire."
To my 2-year-old, who was wrapping my measuring tape around her tiny little finger: "You do not need to measure your finger."
My husband talking about our 2-year-old: "She has a combination of chocolate, boogers, and popcorn on her hands."
Talking to my 2-year-old:
"Eat your apple."
"I roll it."
"It is not a ball, it's an apple. Eat it."
*Continues rolling it* "Whee!"
To 2-year-old: "Sweetie, you can't hold these cups upside down, they spill. Lesson number two of the big girl cup..."
Talking to my 4-year-old, looking out the window:
"Somebody threw an icky chip on our bush."
"Where?"
"There." *points*
"That's a leaf. It's just a leaf that turned brown."
"Oh."
4-year-old: *Marches up to me* "My feet stink." *Sticks her foot in the air at me* "Smell 'em."
To 2-year-old: "You don't move the table to you. You move your chair to the table."
My husband: "Son of a..."
Adia: "Bitch!"
Yeah...we're at the parrot stage. Need to watch our language, lol.
To 4-year-old: "Take your french fry package off your head."
Talking to 2-year-old:
"Chicken!"
"Go sit down and eat!"
*Walks over to her chair* "Pie!"
"It doesn't matter if you're eating something different, you still have to sit down!"
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Why is There a Toilet in My Pillow?
To 2-year-old: "Quit trying to put your dollies in my pants!"
Talking to our 2-year-old during dinner one night:
Me: "Eat your beans."
My husband: "They make you fart!"
*She smiles and pushes*
Me: "That doesn't mean you have to try while you're eating them."
To 4-year-old: "It's not a drumstick, it's a fork." (Ok, I heard that one A LOT as a kid, lol).
To 2-year-old: "Don't grab people's butts.
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Can we go outside and blow my bubbles?"
"No, it's too cold out."
*Looks out the window* "I don't see any cold."
"You can't see cold."
"Oh. Why not?"
Me, when going to bed: "Why is there a toilet in my pillow?"
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Your sleeve is not a booger wiper."
4-year-old, running up to my husband:
"My balloon popped!"
"What happened?"
"I was poking it with this." *pulls out a toy knife*
"Ok, you can't poke a balloon with a KNIFE!"
To my 2-year-old after dinner: "Hang on, come here. You have rice in your nose."
4-year-old:
"Get the tutu off your neck."
"But I'm pretending to be a flower!"
2-year-old burps, and starts chewing.
My husband: "Did you burp some up that you're chewing?"
Adia: "Yeah."
My husband: "That's gross."
To my 2-year-old:
"Are you done eating?"
"No."
"Then sit down and eat. I'm not going to sit out here all afternoon while you dance around!"
Me, to my 2-year-old holding tongs:
"Put those down before you hurt yourself."
My 4-year-old: "You're gonna snap your eye out!"
"No, she's not! Don't tell her that."
Our 2-year-old looks in the toilet while we are cleaning her poop out of the bathtub.
"I poop in toilet!"
"Just because your poop is in the toilet, doesn't mean that you pooped in the toilet."
Talking to our 2-year-old during dinner one night:
Me: "Eat your beans."
My husband: "They make you fart!"
*She smiles and pushes*
Me: "That doesn't mean you have to try while you're eating them."
To 4-year-old: "It's not a drumstick, it's a fork." (Ok, I heard that one A LOT as a kid, lol).
To 2-year-old: "Don't grab people's butts.
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Can we go outside and blow my bubbles?"
"No, it's too cold out."
*Looks out the window* "I don't see any cold."
"You can't see cold."
"Oh. Why not?"
Me, when going to bed: "Why is there a toilet in my pillow?"
My husband to our 4-year-old: "Your sleeve is not a booger wiper."
4-year-old, running up to my husband:
"My balloon popped!"
"What happened?"
"I was poking it with this." *pulls out a toy knife*
"Ok, you can't poke a balloon with a KNIFE!"
To my 2-year-old after dinner: "Hang on, come here. You have rice in your nose."
4-year-old:
"Get the tutu off your neck."
"But I'm pretending to be a flower!"
2-year-old burps, and starts chewing.
My husband: "Did you burp some up that you're chewing?"
Adia: "Yeah."
My husband: "That's gross."
To my 2-year-old:
"Are you done eating?"
"No."
"Then sit down and eat. I'm not going to sit out here all afternoon while you dance around!"
Me, to my 2-year-old holding tongs:
"Put those down before you hurt yourself."
My 4-year-old: "You're gonna snap your eye out!"
"No, she's not! Don't tell her that."
Our 2-year-old looks in the toilet while we are cleaning her poop out of the bathtub.
"I poop in toilet!"
"Just because your poop is in the toilet, doesn't mean that you pooped in the toilet."
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Quit Honking My Boob!
Talking to my 2-year-old:
"How did you get chili on your toe?"
*Looks down and wiggles it.*
"Quit wiggling it and eat the rest of your chili."
To my 4-year-old: "Quit flying."
To 4-year-old, eating dinner: "Don't play with your rib bones!"
To my 4-year-old: "Don't shake my Kahlua!"
To 4-year-old: "You are the only person I've ever met who is ticklish on their face."
To 2-year-old, trying to walk through the house behind her: "You're like being stuck behind an old lady with her blinker on."
To 2-year-old: "Quit honking my boob!"
To my daughters: "Your bowls are not hats, please take them off."
To 2-year-old: "Don't try to talk and swallow at the same time, it doesn't work."
To 2-year-old: "Why do you have two utensils and you're still using your fingers?"
To 2-year-old: "Don't put the Wonder Pets in your butt."
Conversation with my 2-year-old:
"Lana dance?"
"Lana doesn't have dance for a couple of days."
"Oh, why?"
"That's just when it is."
"Why?"
"Just because! Why are you such a pain in the butt?"
"Just 'cause!"
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Go brush your teeth."
"I don't want to. My leg hurts."
"That has nothing to do with your teeth, go brush."
"How did you get chili on your toe?"
*Looks down and wiggles it.*
"Quit wiggling it and eat the rest of your chili."
To my 4-year-old: "Quit flying."
To 4-year-old, eating dinner: "Don't play with your rib bones!"
To my 4-year-old: "Don't shake my Kahlua!"
To 4-year-old: "You are the only person I've ever met who is ticklish on their face."
To 2-year-old, trying to walk through the house behind her: "You're like being stuck behind an old lady with her blinker on."
To 2-year-old: "Quit honking my boob!"
To my daughters: "Your bowls are not hats, please take them off."
To 2-year-old: "Don't try to talk and swallow at the same time, it doesn't work."
To 2-year-old: "Why do you have two utensils and you're still using your fingers?"
To 2-year-old: "Don't put the Wonder Pets in your butt."
Conversation with my 2-year-old:
"Lana dance?"
"Lana doesn't have dance for a couple of days."
"Oh, why?"
"That's just when it is."
"Why?"
"Just because! Why are you such a pain in the butt?"
"Just 'cause!"
Talking to 4-year-old:
"Go brush your teeth."
"I don't want to. My leg hurts."
"That has nothing to do with your teeth, go brush."
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Saturday, October 1, 2011
Kitties and Bears Don't Use Tartar Sauce
To 2-year-old: "You have to wash both hands, not just one."
To 2-year-old: "You do not need a spoon for steak and potato chips!"
To 2-year-old: "You don't have to stab your potato chips...you can eat those with your hands..."
To 2-year-old, asking me for a toy while I was changing her diaper: "I'll give it back when I'm done with your poop."
To-2-year hold:
"Stop poking my bra."
"Boobs!"
Talking to 4-year old about dinner:
"I like these fries. They're wrinkle fries."
"Crinkle."
Talking to my husband about the grocery store not having tartar sauce:
Me: "They must have a hard time selling tartar sauce."
My husband: "Nobody eats fish around here."
4-year-old: "Kitties eat fish! And bears!"
Me: "Well...yes, but they don't use tartar sauce."
To 4-year-old, who was sitting on my pillow: "Pillows are not for butts or feet."
To 2-year-old: "You cannot live on waffles alone."
To 2-year-old: "You can't wear your diaper over your pants."
To 2-year-old: "Stop sucking on my chair... And don't bite it! What is wrong with you?!"
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Your pathetic cries for waffles will go unanswered."
To 2-year-old: "Don't suck on the dolly's foot."
To 2-year-old: "You can't go wash your hands, you have a meatball in your hand!"
Me, to my husband: "Did I take my lunch time pills?"
4-year-old: "I took my lunch time pills."
Me: "You don't have any lunch time pills."
To 2-year-old: "Quit snorting on my chair!"
Dilana, to my husband: "You have hairy feet, Daddy."
My husband: "Yes, I have hairy feet."
2-year-old, holding up her foot and looking at it: "I want hair feet!"
To 2-year-old: "You do not need a spoon for steak and potato chips!"
To 2-year-old: "You don't have to stab your potato chips...you can eat those with your hands..."
To 2-year-old, asking me for a toy while I was changing her diaper: "I'll give it back when I'm done with your poop."
To-2-year hold:
"Stop poking my bra."
"Boobs!"
Talking to 4-year old about dinner:
"I like these fries. They're wrinkle fries."
"Crinkle."
Talking to my husband about the grocery store not having tartar sauce:
Me: "They must have a hard time selling tartar sauce."
My husband: "Nobody eats fish around here."
4-year-old: "Kitties eat fish! And bears!"
Me: "Well...yes, but they don't use tartar sauce."
To 4-year-old, who was sitting on my pillow: "Pillows are not for butts or feet."
To 2-year-old: "You cannot live on waffles alone."
To 2-year-old: "You can't wear your diaper over your pants."
To 2-year-old: "Stop sucking on my chair... And don't bite it! What is wrong with you?!"
My husband to our 2-year-old: "Your pathetic cries for waffles will go unanswered."
To 2-year-old: "Don't suck on the dolly's foot."
To 2-year-old: "You can't go wash your hands, you have a meatball in your hand!"
Me, to my husband: "Did I take my lunch time pills?"
4-year-old: "I took my lunch time pills."
Me: "You don't have any lunch time pills."
To 2-year-old: "Quit snorting on my chair!"
Dilana, to my husband: "You have hairy feet, Daddy."
My husband: "Yes, I have hairy feet."
2-year-old, holding up her foot and looking at it: "I want hair feet!"
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
To My Beautiful Big Girl, Dilana
I remember the day you were born as if it were yesterday. The day you changed my life and showed me how much love my heart was truly capable of holding.
Your daddy went overseas when you were 11 days old. I was terrified, but I was not alone. You were there with me. I never would have guessed that someone so small could help me through so much, and that such an amazing bond would be possible, despite your young age.
I was terrified of being a first-time mom, and a single mom on top of that. It was hard, but not as hard as I imagined. Somehow I knew, for the most part, what I needed to do. What I didn't, you showed me. When I look back on that year, it was the hardest year of my life, but it may have also been the best.
This past Saturday, at 11:02 in the morning, was exactly four years since I gave birth to you. Then, Monday morning, you started preschool. I am so proud of you, but I can't lie that a little piece of my heart is breaking because you are no longer my tiny little four-pound baby (I still swear that you heard me say that your daddy was coming home, so you decided you had to hurry up and make it out, lol). You have grown into an absolutely beautiful young lady and I love you very much. I am so happy that you are enjoying school so much and I know you are going to learn a ton. You are so smart.
I love you, sweetheart ♥
Your daddy went overseas when you were 11 days old. I was terrified, but I was not alone. You were there with me. I never would have guessed that someone so small could help me through so much, and that such an amazing bond would be possible, despite your young age.
I was terrified of being a first-time mom, and a single mom on top of that. It was hard, but not as hard as I imagined. Somehow I knew, for the most part, what I needed to do. What I didn't, you showed me. When I look back on that year, it was the hardest year of my life, but it may have also been the best.
This past Saturday, at 11:02 in the morning, was exactly four years since I gave birth to you. Then, Monday morning, you started preschool. I am so proud of you, but I can't lie that a little piece of my heart is breaking because you are no longer my tiny little four-pound baby (I still swear that you heard me say that your daddy was coming home, so you decided you had to hurry up and make it out, lol). You have grown into an absolutely beautiful young lady and I love you very much. I am so happy that you are enjoying school so much and I know you are going to learn a ton. You are so smart.
I love you, sweetheart ♥
Brand new!
The first time I held you.
One year old!
Two!
Three!
Four!
First day of preschool!
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Friday, August 12, 2011
Quit Eating Hair and I Won't Have to Pull it out of Your Butt Hole
It's been a while... I really need to post more often!
To 1-year-old:
"Don't play with your pee!"
3-year-old, yelling from the bathroom:
"Mommy! There's bugs in the tub!"
"Ok, they're in the tub, they're not going to get you. Finish what you're doing and get out."
"No, come here!"
"Fine." (In the bathroom) "Where are these alleged bugs?"
"I don't know..."
Talking to 3-year-old while she's in the bathroom:
"What are you doing?"
"I'm trying to push my poop out. It's hard."
"Oh, I'm sorry."
(Excitedly, a few seconds later) "It came out!"
To 1-year-old:
"Why are you eating a popsicle in the bathroom?"
To 1-year-old:
"Why are you drinking and dancing?" (It was water...but I didn't think I'd be saying that for a few years, lol).
Changing 1-year-old's diaper:
"Ow."
"Well, quit eating hair and I won't have to pull it out of your butt hole."
3-year-old, swinging a toy fish around:
"It's a fishcopter!"
To 3-year-old:
"No more 'super jumps'"
Talking to 3-year-old while I'm sweeping:
"Put your feet back, they're in the way."
"Don't want you to sweep my feet off!"
3-year-old, wrapped up in her white blanket:
"I'm a roll of TP!"
To 1-year-old:
"Go back to the living room! I'm trying to put laundry away!"
*Backs all the way out to the living room*
"You can turn around, you don't have to back up..."
Changing 1-year-old's pull-up:
"Why did a quarter fall out of your diaper?"
3-year-old yelling from the bathroom:
"Help, Mommy! I'm about to fall into the toilet!"
The funniest part? She really was about to fall into the toilet.
To 1-year-old:
"You cannot wear a nightie to go get your hair cut."
Kids taking a bath:
(3-year-old) "Don't put it on your nipples, Adia!"
(Me) "She can do what she wants with it, it's her soap and her nipples."
To 1-year-old:
"Quit licking your toes!"
To 3-year-old:
"Take my bra off of your head."
To my husband:
"You have a monkey in your butt."
You find toys everywhere when you have kids...lol.
1-year-old getting out of the tub:
"I wet."
"You were taking a bath!"
My husband changing our 1-year-old's diaper:
"No farting without a diaper on!"
1-year-old, while I was sitting on the toilet:
*points* "Mommy panties."
"Yes, I am wearing my own panties."
To 1-year-old playing with a toy tractor:
"Why are you driving on yourself?"
To 3-year-old:
"Why do you have a stick up the hamster's butt?" (It was a toy hamster, in case you were concerned LOL).
Me talking to my 3-year-old who had to pee in the middle of dinner:
"Don't get pizza on your panties!"
To 3-year-old:
"Get the pants off of the giraffe's head."
Talking to 1-year-old:
"Where's your cup?"
*points*
"Where? I don't see it."
*points the other direction*
"It's not there, either. Do you KNOW where it is?"
*shakes head*
3-year-old:
"I left my green noise-maker at Grandma and Grandpa's."
"I'm sorry. We'll get it next time we're over there."
"I hope Grandma and Grandpa aren't playing with my noise-maker."
3-year-old, going into the bathroom:
"I have to go explode, because my tummy is really upset." (Blame her father for that phrase).
My husband to our 1-year-old:
"Don't scrape me with the toast."
To 1-year-old:
"Don't eat the bubbles! It's soap, it's not to eat!"
To 1-year-old:
"Don't play with your pee!"
3-year-old, yelling from the bathroom:
"Mommy! There's bugs in the tub!"
"Ok, they're in the tub, they're not going to get you. Finish what you're doing and get out."
"No, come here!"
"Fine." (In the bathroom) "Where are these alleged bugs?"
"I don't know..."
Talking to 3-year-old while she's in the bathroom:
"What are you doing?"
"I'm trying to push my poop out. It's hard."
"Oh, I'm sorry."
(Excitedly, a few seconds later) "It came out!"
To 1-year-old:
"Why are you eating a popsicle in the bathroom?"
To 1-year-old:
"Why are you drinking and dancing?" (It was water...but I didn't think I'd be saying that for a few years, lol).
Changing 1-year-old's diaper:
"Ow."
"Well, quit eating hair and I won't have to pull it out of your butt hole."
3-year-old, swinging a toy fish around:
"It's a fishcopter!"
To 3-year-old:
"No more 'super jumps'"
Talking to 3-year-old while I'm sweeping:
"Put your feet back, they're in the way."
"Don't want you to sweep my feet off!"
3-year-old, wrapped up in her white blanket:
"I'm a roll of TP!"
To 1-year-old:
"Go back to the living room! I'm trying to put laundry away!"
*Backs all the way out to the living room*
"You can turn around, you don't have to back up..."
Changing 1-year-old's pull-up:
"Why did a quarter fall out of your diaper?"
3-year-old yelling from the bathroom:
"Help, Mommy! I'm about to fall into the toilet!"
The funniest part? She really was about to fall into the toilet.
To 1-year-old:
"You cannot wear a nightie to go get your hair cut."
Kids taking a bath:
(3-year-old) "Don't put it on your nipples, Adia!"
(Me) "She can do what she wants with it, it's her soap and her nipples."
To 1-year-old:
"Quit licking your toes!"
To 3-year-old:
"Take my bra off of your head."
To my husband:
"You have a monkey in your butt."
You find toys everywhere when you have kids...lol.
1-year-old getting out of the tub:
"I wet."
"You were taking a bath!"
My husband changing our 1-year-old's diaper:
"No farting without a diaper on!"
1-year-old, while I was sitting on the toilet:
*points* "Mommy panties."
"Yes, I am wearing my own panties."
To 1-year-old playing with a toy tractor:
"Why are you driving on yourself?"
To 3-year-old:
"Why do you have a stick up the hamster's butt?" (It was a toy hamster, in case you were concerned LOL).
Me talking to my 3-year-old who had to pee in the middle of dinner:
"Don't get pizza on your panties!"
To 3-year-old:
"Get the pants off of the giraffe's head."
Talking to 1-year-old:
"Where's your cup?"
*points*
"Where? I don't see it."
*points the other direction*
"It's not there, either. Do you KNOW where it is?"
*shakes head*
3-year-old:
"I left my green noise-maker at Grandma and Grandpa's."
"I'm sorry. We'll get it next time we're over there."
"I hope Grandma and Grandpa aren't playing with my noise-maker."
3-year-old, going into the bathroom:
"I have to go explode, because my tummy is really upset." (Blame her father for that phrase).
My husband to our 1-year-old:
"Don't scrape me with the toast."
To 1-year-old:
"Don't eat the bubbles! It's soap, it's not to eat!"
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
I'm Not Going to Move for the Flyboat!
To 1-year-old:
"Ice cream is not a finger food."
To 3-year-old:
"Why are you wearing your panties and your Winter coat?"
Mind you, it is July...
To 1-year-old:
"Stop eating and dancing! You're going to choke!"
To 1-year-old:
"Stop dancing and put your pants on!"
Talking to 1-year-old, driving her Wonder Pets Flyboat on my bed:
"Stuck."
"I know it's stuck. That's because I'm in the way."
*pushes it into me*
"I'm not going to move for the Flyboat!"
To 3-year-old, playing with her little sister:
"Stop it."
"But I'm jiggling her."
"Don't 'jiggle' her!"
"But she's really jiggly!"
To 1-year-old, playing with a toy hammer:
"Please don't hammer your sister."
Talking to my 3-year-old. She had a baby rattle stuck in the bottom of a toy saxophone:
"Why do you have the rattle in the saxophone?!"
Conversation my husband and I had with our 3-year-old:
*3-year-old farts*
Me: "Don't poop another pair of underwear! You're already on your third pair today."
3-year-old: "Don't say that, Mommy."
Husband: "It's not Mommy's fault you fart and poop your panties."
3-year-old: "Stop talking about that!"
Yes! We achieved our first major embarrassment of one of our children!
3-year-old:
"I have a stinky smell in my neck!"
**Side note** I saw this when I was linking The Wonder Pets. It looks incredibly cute!
"Ice cream is not a finger food."
To 3-year-old:
"Why are you wearing your panties and your Winter coat?"
Mind you, it is July...
To 1-year-old:
"Stop eating and dancing! You're going to choke!"
To 1-year-old:
"Stop dancing and put your pants on!"
Talking to 1-year-old, driving her Wonder Pets Flyboat on my bed:
"Stuck."
"I know it's stuck. That's because I'm in the way."
*pushes it into me*
"I'm not going to move for the Flyboat!"
To 3-year-old, playing with her little sister:
"Stop it."
"But I'm jiggling her."
"Don't 'jiggle' her!"
"But she's really jiggly!"
To 1-year-old, playing with a toy hammer:
"Please don't hammer your sister."
Talking to my 3-year-old. She had a baby rattle stuck in the bottom of a toy saxophone:
"Why do you have the rattle in the saxophone?!"
Conversation my husband and I had with our 3-year-old:
*3-year-old farts*
Me: "Don't poop another pair of underwear! You're already on your third pair today."
3-year-old: "Don't say that, Mommy."
Husband: "It's not Mommy's fault you fart and poop your panties."
3-year-old: "Stop talking about that!"
Yes! We achieved our first major embarrassment of one of our children!
3-year-old:
"I have a stinky smell in my neck!"
**Side note** I saw this when I was linking The Wonder Pets. It looks incredibly cute!
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