From the mouths of babes
While we were all home on Monday, just hanging out, Greg suggested that he and Gavin should think of things that they love about Mommy. (So far sounds like a good game.) Greg started, and then he asked Gavin what he liked about Mommy.
Gavin's Answer #1: "I like it when she's gone."
We tried not to laugh, and Greg again attempted to demonstrate an appropriate answer, confident that Gavin would catch on and come up with a better answer this time.
Gavin's Answer #2: "I like it when she doesn't watch me climb down the ladder."
Great. So when I am around, I'm negligent.
Greg's next answer had something to do with me making yummy food. Surely our food-inhaling child would have something positive to say about that!
Gavin's Answer #3: "She doesn't feed me."
Remind me never to ask him for a reference. ;)
Gavin's Answer #1: "I like it when she's gone."
We tried not to laugh, and Greg again attempted to demonstrate an appropriate answer, confident that Gavin would catch on and come up with a better answer this time.
Gavin's Answer #2: "I like it when she doesn't watch me climb down the ladder."
Great. So when I am around, I'm negligent.
Greg's next answer had something to do with me making yummy food. Surely our food-inhaling child would have something positive to say about that!
Gavin's Answer #3: "She doesn't feed me."
Remind me never to ask him for a reference. ;)
brought to you by Greg and Farrell Clark at 7:57 AM
1 Comments:
Just goes to show you that the real truth does not alway come out of the mouths of children...or does it...hmmmm.
Open ended questions to little ones leave a big door open. I like the yes or no answers...but they are not as much fun or as funny.
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