I'm sure there was a time something so...well...MESSY would have driven me crazy. But today, these messes are a part of our everyday life, and I wouldn't trade them for the world.
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First of all, is he eating blue yogurt? On my computer it looks blue.
Second of all, Bib Shirt. Heather wears one of Cole's old shirts over her own shirt at messy meal times.
Thirdly, messy meal times are the reason we got Spike. It's his job to clean up the kids hands, faces, and floor after meals.
There. All my Good Mother tips handed out for free today.
You're welcome.
And he is pretty cute.
P.S. I meant Elijah is cute. Not Spike. But Spike is cute too.
I love Darlene's motherly advice - especially the Bib Shirt. There are days when I think maybe I need a Bib Shirt!
Very cute video!
Yes, he IS SO CUTE. Grammie and I had so much fun watching the video and hearing Elijah talk!!
Thanks for sharing!
Martha's mother/nurse advice:
"3 second rule"
Laura's advice: singing to them when they're in the bathtub cleaning off the messes. Mum used, "Where are you Going My Pretty Maid." Just last week Conor mentioned this memory to me. (He's 22 now!)
I miss you folks so much- must be getting ready to see you all in June @ maine Thanksgiving- Eli is growing up way to fast I am looking forward so much to spending time with him love, Momsie
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