I started to scold Jack for leaving her up there and he immediately started asking her how she got up there.
Then I realized that yea, she wasn't up there when he was up there.
I pretty quickly realized she was getting herself up there.
But she was sneaking when I wasn't looking.
Dave said to me on the phone this morning - "What are we going to do about that?" I replied "nothing." He replies "it's dangerous!*". My response was "have you ever met our child? Just how on earth would I stop her?"
I mean this baby has my bullheadedness 100%. If she wants it she is going to scream and moan until she gets it**.
She and I spent all day yesterday arguing about what is hers and what is mine. LOLOL "no no no! Mine!"
With that I have to go change ANOTHER poopy diaper. I just changed one 15 minutes ago. How many times a day can such a small person poo for goodness sake? I am pretty sure I change 8 poopy diapers a day.
*Yes, sometimes she tumbles getting down. But honestly. She will have to sort it out.
** How much fun is our house going to be with THREE of us with that bullheaded trait? Jack is the king of it.
I remember when mine would play around the stairs. There was no stopping her. Her father insisted she was going to fall down an entire flight of stairs one day if I didn't keep a better eye on her and put a stop to it. "Well, that will teach her.". Sure enough, it did.
ReplyDeleteOh Sarah...she is just as cute as can be. I love these little moments. Smiles...Renee
ReplyDeleteAdorable. And I think you have absolutely the right thought about her getting up there.
ReplyDeleteShe certainly does look proud of herself!
ReplyDeleteI couldn't stop smiling when I read this post - the look on her face after she made it up is absolutely precious!!!!
ReplyDeleteI am just loving watching her grow. She is so sweet. I love that smile of accomplishment on her face.
ReplyDeleteThat's too cute! I have two bull-headed girls & a husband...maybe, it is their zodiac sign. ;)
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