M. was sick yesterday and didn't make it to church. the nursery leader said that they missed her because she added "spice" to the nursery. She sure adds that to our home. She likes to get into the baby's seat, suck his pacifier, and play with his toys. She draws on everything (including the piano) and will even occasionaly bite the heads off of pens. Her favorite words are "Be Quiet" or "Do it again" but she usually gets her way by screaming really, really loud.
Usually when it gets quiet, we find her in the bathroom playing with make-up, playing with the tub, or unrolling all of the toilet paper. Yesterday we found her in our room with the laptop which she had managed to turn on. She watches what we do and has since managed to turn off and on the washer, the dryer and the dishwasher. We are very fortunate that she has not learned to open dead bolts because I am sure that she would run down the street.
M. was sick yesterday and didn't make it to church. the nursery leader said that they missed her because she added "spice" to the nursery. She sure adds that to our home. She likes to get into the baby's seat, suck his pacifier, and play with his toys. She draws on everything (including the piano) and will even occasionaly bite the heads off of pens. Her favorite words are "Be Quiet" or "Do it again" but she usually gets her way by screaming really, really loud.
Usually when it gets quiet, we find her in the bathroom playing with make-up, playing with the tub, or unrolling all of the toilet paper. Yesterday we found her in our room with the laptop which she had managed to turn on. She watches what we do and has since managed to turn off and on the washer, the dryer and the dishwasher. We are very fortunate that she has not learned to open dead bolts because I am sure that she would run down the street.
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Sadly, I don't get to see enough of Miss M. but I just love her so much. She is so adorable and hilarious. So many great stories to be entertained by (and a lot easier to laugh at if you're not the mom.) You may have to put her on a leash 24/7.
TROUBLE!!!
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