Well, this is how I found Molly the other day. She had gotten herself into the Jumperoo. I told her that it was made for babies and she needed to get out. She told me that they have to share with her because she has to share her toys. What can you say to that logic? Garrett's new crawling skills are no longer exciting for Molly. She has quickly learned that it means he can easily take her toys, which doesn't go over well. And she isn't overly thrilled with him following her around. And so we enter into a new realm of parenthood... refereeing and sharing reinforcement. I guess this is how it's going to be for the next 15 years.
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That makes me laugh Amy! I was sharing (complaining) to a friend of mine about my kids having trouble sharing, getting into silly arguments and generally bugging each other.
She said, my sister and I used to be like that. I asked her when it stopped and she said, "when she went to college!"
So 15 years sounds about right! :)
Classic, that is a great picture!
Isabelle tried to get in that thing too, it is funny how they want to be big kids, but when babies are involved, they want to be a baby again to play with all the cool toys they forgot about.
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