Post by seamonster on May 11, 2016 11:38:11 GMT -5
Mommy is taking too long to make breakfast. It should be ready the moment she pulls out the pot. Also I need to consume her breakfast even though I've devoured mine and threw half it on the floor and she's eating the identical thing. Big person bowl is where it's at.
Bahahaha DD had a meltdown because I took too long to make her peanut butter and jelly. Like seriously. It takes 30 seconds and that was way too long. To be fair, she was also pretty tired.
Post by dmorgendorffer on May 11, 2016 13:26:16 GMT -5
Oh the meltdowns....
1. Mommy wont let me play with a pen. 2. Mommy wont let me run down the sidewalk into the street. 3. Mommy is trying to feed me leftovers for dinner and even though I loved this meal when we had it on Sunday I refuse to eat a single bite now. 4. Mommy is not letting me stick my hands in my own poop while she changes my diaper. 5. Mommy will not let me play on the stairs.
Last night DH and I attempted to play a round of the card game Skipbo after dinner and DD absolutely lost her mind that we were doing something that diverted our attention from her.
Post by 2mrsks (mrs&mrsk) on May 11, 2016 16:20:44 GMT -5
Because he can't open the same drawer he's never allowed to open and take out wires Because I can't hold him 24/7 Because he can't touch the wii Because I told the dog to stop scratching me
Because I put her down when she reaches for the ground. Because I won't let her touch the raw chicken during dinner prep. Because I turn my back to her for .2 seconds. Because I mention needing to put her down so I can have both hands.
Because I won't let her throw all the Tupperware all on the floor and climb into the drawer
Right now...bc she has a fever
Is the fever from the shots or is it just bad timing?
I'm not sure anymore. Seemed like it was the vax at first but it lasted a few days plus a super runny nose and cough. Who knows! Luckily my mom came to watch her for 2 days so that was great.
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