My thirteen month old daughter is very talented. Talented in what you may ask? She is very good in hiding her pacifier, her binky, her fi-fi. I must have bought her at twenty pacifiers in her short life because I can never find one when I need it. In her crib, I put at least four binkys in her crib so that I can find one in the middle of the night when she wakes up. But when I am searching her crib in the darkness I can never find one. So I have to go the kitchen and get a new one.
After we clean up the house we slowly but surely find the hidden fi-fis. In my shoe, behind the books, next to the DVDs, in her stoller. Today I found one in the cereal, thinking "how in the hell did she get one in the box?"
Yes, my daughter. I think I'll keep her.
2 comments:
Your daughter is not just talented but smart too. She knows that she can not eat with the fi-fi in her mouth. She picks up the cereal bag with one hand, grabs the fi-fi with the other and then realizes that she can not pick up the cereal to eat it. She then takes her fi-fi out of her mouth and instead of putting the fi-fi on the ground she places it in the cereal baggie. She now has a free hand to eat the cereal. When she is done she then tosses the bag to the ground and walks away forgetting the fi-fi for the better sport of terrorizing her brother. Then we find the fi-fi later and say wow where did that come from.
I liked it better when I didn't know how she did it.
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