Lydia is in a stage. Or at least, it better be just a stage. The stage where limits are tested, as is the willpower of the parents. Will I get mad at this? Will I learn to laugh at it someday, because my daughter for some reason thinks its funny. For example, we recently attended a surprise birthday party for a friend. I found Lydia in the bathroom, not going potty, but squirting lotion all over the floor. When the perpetrator was caught, she threw the lotion into the toilet. Keep in mind, this was my friends lotion. If Lydia were a reindeer this Christmas, she would be vixen.
And to explain the photo. Yesterday I was peacefully making dinner thinking how nice it was that my two children were peacefully playing upstairs. These thoughts were ended by Colton crying. I found my son standing naked next to the toilet. The floor was flooded because a certain older sister who was standing on the toilet had put a roll of toilet paper into the sink and had continually let the water run. Small pieces of disintegrating toilet paper littered the ground, Colton kept falling because the floor was slick. About an inch of water had run into my storage organizer that I keep under the sink.
But after all this, I think Santa will still be stopping at our house. Hopefully he doesn't need to use the bathroom.
oh my-- so sorry
ReplyDeletethank you, thank you, thank you for posting this picture. It makes me feel a bit more normal.
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wow! she must get it from her dad. :) i'm glad carter is still a baby.
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ReplyDeleteWow. I'm so sorry--I, too, hope that's just a stage. Really, how many teens do you know who would flood a toilet on purpose? Hmm, maybe that's a bad age, too...
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness!! That is crazy! Kids make life so exciting sometimes! Wouldn't trade it for the world though, maybe at that moment but after isn't so bad right?
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