on the lighter side
Yep, I’m still working through Baby J’s issues but today I wanted to post something a bit more humorous since Miss C cracks me up with the things she says. . . (sensitive readers, beware!)
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While getting on the potty last week, I noticed she has gotten tall enough to just scoot back onto it, versus climbing up like a monkey. I commented to her that she was getting so tall and growing so much (her pajama pants all look like Capri’s suddenly, too!).
She looked back, really proud and grinning. “I don’t fall in anymore!” (Something she’s said often of late, though I don't recall her ever falling in.) Then she proceeded to say, “But my bottom needs to get bigger.”
“It needs to get bigger?” I was a bit confused by this, but wanted her to go on.
“Yeah, big like yours.”
Nice. (For the record, I don’t have a big bottom by anyone’s standards, except hers perhaps.)
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Then, earlier this week, I was changing Baby J’s diaper and Miss C was quietly fascinated. I didn’t say anything, just waited. No comment.
The next day, I was changing him again only it was a dirty diaper and since I’ve taken him off solids for now, it was that breastfeeding seedy poop that can be rather smeary and messy.
Miss C was amused as I cleaned all the “tedious” areas. She giggled and said, “His bottom’s funny!”
I had to work to keep a straight face. “You mean this?” I pointed to the obvious, still not volunteering anything.
“Yeah! His bottom looks like a clown!”
(Anyone ever watch Baby Newton? Just think on it for a moment. And that’s all I have to say about that.)
1 comment:
Too funny!!
A few years ago at youth camp some of the teen girls were comparing behind's (big, small, etc) and I mentioned that I was afraid of how mine might be classified.
They matter of factly told me that I shouldn't worry because mine didn't count... it was a mom's behind.
Um... yeah, thanks. Nice to know. :-)
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