- A one year old can't play Wii games (we've tried).
- She can't fold a fitted bed sheet even though she seems to want to.
- She can't say the final consonants of things, but mommy understands when she wants her "du" or her "do," to be held by "da" or to take off her "saaaaa."
- She doesn't say "mommy" because really she doesn't need to.
- But she can pull anything off any surface in the house, no matter how much you think it's protected.
- She can sign "more," "all done," and "baby." She can sign other things too, but mostly she just wants to sign "baby."
- She can dance if she wants to. She can leave her friends behind. Wait, I got a little off track there.
- She can hand something to me or daddy if we ask for it. And if she feels like it.
- She can hand me the dishes out of the dishwasher. (Sa-weeeeeeet. I win at parenting.)
- And she can run across the room at me full speed with her arms wide open, laughing hysterically as she throws herself into my arms.
- This mom thing? Is a pretty good gig.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Life's lessons: What she can do
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Love. That is all.
ReplyDeleteLove #10! That must make your day.
ReplyDelete#10 says it all! And I totally laughed at #7.
ReplyDeleteAwww, it really is a pretty good gig!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous side of you :)
ReplyDeleteI can't fold a fitted sheet either, even though I want to.
Number 9 reminds me of an incident that occured not too long ago...
ReplyDeleteMy girlfriend came barging in my door early in the morning with her son's hand wrapped in a towel. She let him help unload the dishwasher and he grabbed a steak knife and thought it would be fun to run around the kitchen with it...
yea, I'm the barer of good news aren't I.
don't worry, I saved the finger.
Signed "It's always good to know a pediatric ER nurse"
@Kim - Oh goodness. Yes. The first thing I do is take the silverware drawer out before I put her down on the floor. I'm sure there are other dangers that I haven't thought of, and your poor friend, but fortunately I did think of that one. And my mom was a med-surg nurse for 20 years (now a l&D nurse), so I'm used to hearing horror stories. Sigh. Thanks for the warning, though, truly.
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