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5 comments:
Oh, yeah. She's good. It is amazing how they know exactly which buttons to push. The little V-meister went through a phase where she would pee in her pants on purpose every time she got a T.O.
Sounds so familiar. Daelyn's new thing is "Don't you want to be my best friend, mommy?" I usually tell her NO, I want to be your mommy. It sucks having to choose.
Good Luck with the tough love.
Rimarama -- thanks for my first chuckle of the day! Sorry to laugh at your misfortune. Let's see, love or urine? I guess my problems aren't so bad afterall. ;)
How do they get to be sooo smart at such a young age? It's amazing.
Here's something I hadn't thought about until now. Your kids will someday be able to read this blog (archived at the Library of Congress by then no doubt!). Here they will find evidence that, in fact, you were a loving, caring mother with their best interests at heart, even while you figured out this whole parent thing along the way. Isn't that weird? Can you imagine being able to go on-line and read what your mother's daily thoughts, concerns, experiences were when you were little? It certainly will serve as evidence for their therapist later in life (whether that evidence will weigh in for or against you is to be determined! :-)
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