Is it normal for a 1 year old to know how to pass blame? During nap time the other day, Logann had a mishap with Elmo. She has to go to sleep with Elmo, Snow White, Bear, a sock monkey, a weinie dog, and her juice cup. After an hour and a half of her singing, talking, and laughing to herself, I hear this strange sucking noise. Her back is to the door, so I can't see what she is doing. As I walk into the room, she quickly turns around and stands up to expose her soaked t-shirt. I said, "Oh no! What happened?" She quickly pointed her arm straight down and starts shaking her finger at Elmo. She proceeds to say, "Elmo spit!" We then have a long talk about how Elmo and Logie are not acting nice to spit their juice on Logann's shirt.
On Tuesday, Jeremy puts her down for her nap while I'm at the store, and he watched her from the door. She passes her juice cup around the all the friends in the bed. When she gets to Elmo, she turns him around in the corner of her bed and tells him, "No! No! Elmo!"
Today, Elmo struck again. What a surprise to hear Logann stand up in her bed and say, "Oh no!' I go in to find her shirt, socks, and sheet saturated with juice. The first words out of her mouth are...you guessed it, "Elmo spit!"
New rule: no juice in bed!
On Tuesday, Jeremy puts her down for her nap while I'm at the store, and he watched her from the door. She passes her juice cup around the all the friends in the bed. When she gets to Elmo, she turns him around in the corner of her bed and tells him, "No! No! Elmo!"
Today, Elmo struck again. What a surprise to hear Logann stand up in her bed and say, "Oh no!' I go in to find her shirt, socks, and sheet saturated with juice. The first words out of her mouth are...you guessed it, "Elmo spit!"
New rule: no juice in bed!
1 comments:
Bad Elmo! Give back her juice!
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