That is so great! Did you have to go home and get him shoes? I love how you share all these "I never thought" moments of motherhood. Now when it happens to me I will know I'm not the only one. I was just telling someone today about the day you had to tell Jack not to eat stuff off the bottom of his shoe.
Ashleigh, at least now I don't have to worry about him eating something off the bottom of his shoes. And yes. I did have to go home and get his shoes.
In my defense, here is what happened:
Put Ty in the van. Tell Jack to come downstairs Jack tells me he needs his shoes on. I tell Jack that we need to comb his hair then get his shoes then go. We comb the hair. I run upstairs to get something. Come back down and Jack is in the van, IN HIS SEAT, BUCKLED UP! I just praised him and praised him for getting in his seat by himself (something we've been working on.) I buckle the bottom part of his seat belt and leave.
So I didn't actually take him to the van w/o shoes. He did that himself.
That made me laugh so hard! It looks like the exact sort of thing I would do when I am taking care of children. Details kill me. By the way, when I first saw the picture I thought "whoa, someone has left the house without their coffee!"
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LOL. that is awesome.
And nice job on your running. Last time i ran it was to In n Out Burger trying to catch them before they closed.
Stan
That is so great! Did you have to go home and get him shoes? I love how you share all these "I never thought" moments of motherhood. Now when it happens to me I will know I'm not the only one. I was just telling someone today about the day you had to tell Jack not to eat stuff off the bottom of his shoe.
haha. that is too funny.
i love how he's looking off thinking..wait a second. i'm forgetting something..
Ashleigh, at least now I don't have to worry about him eating something off the bottom of his shoes. And yes. I did have to go home and get his shoes.
In my defense, here is what happened:
Put Ty in the van.
Tell Jack to come downstairs
Jack tells me he needs his shoes on.
I tell Jack that we need to comb his hair then get his shoes then go.
We comb the hair.
I run upstairs to get something.
Come back down and Jack is in the van, IN HIS SEAT, BUCKLED UP!
I just praised him and praised him for getting in his seat by himself (something we've been working on.)
I buckle the bottom part of his seat belt and leave.
So I didn't actually take him to the van w/o shoes. He did that himself.
Wow! Gone two weeks and already our kids look like Oliver Twist! Funny stuff.
-Mike
That made me laugh so hard! It looks like the exact sort of thing I would do when I am taking care of children. Details kill me. By the way, when I first saw the picture I thought "whoa, someone has left the house without their coffee!"
Elizabeth
HA ha ha! Elizabeth, you're so funny!
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