I guess she was trying to tell me something. . . Now I have 2 toddlers that can climb onto the changing table.
As I was taking the previous picture, Trubs decided she wanted to hang out with Meg. Once she got up there, I took a picture and then proceeded to take them off the changing table. And then the meltdown commenced.
And last, but certainly not least, Trubs has learned another trick. I put them down for a nap one afternoon. About ten minutes later I heard a loud “thud.” It sounded like Trubs had kicked the wall, so I didn’t think much of it. About 2 minutes later, Megan started crying. It wasn’t the usual cry – almost like she was mad about something. So, I went in there to check on them. Madison had thrown her blanket, pillow, and toy on the floor; climbed out of her crib; threw her blanket, pillow, and toy into Megan's crib; and then climbed into Megan's crib to take her nap. Megan was clearly not happy about this development. When I walked into the room, Madison was lying down in the crib *trying* to go to sleep, and Megan was throwing all of Madison's stuff out of the crib onto the floor.
DW was working that day, and I texted him this picture with the following caption:
"I didn't put her in there . . . " Love, love those girls :-) They keep our lives interesting!
1 comment:
Not a dull moment in your house, I see. :)
But, these are just minor things....oh my .....wait til they all become those dreaded teenagers. You will long for these days.
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