You currently have 3 habits that I feel are quite important to document for future reference. They could be something fun to laugh about when you are a little older. Or, you may see these recurr in your own children whenever you have them. If you get older and you don't find them funny, or your children never do these things --- then we will just consider this a vent session for mommy. Thanks!
First -- you are currently in love with every stuffed animal you see. Not only do you pick out stuffed animals above all other toys, but you also insist on putting virtually ALL of them in bed with you each night. This would be great if mommy and daddy didn't also lay down with you for bedtime. For the record, there is no longer room for both mommy and the animals in your bed. Oh wait --- I forgot --- you already discovered this capacity shortage and kicked mommy out, telling me to get the rocking chair for myself. It so nice to see where I rank.
Second -- you never want to get dressed! Ever. Never, Ever, Ever! You ask me each morning if its a school day. When I say no, then you immediately respond by saying, "Oh good, then I get to stay in my pajamas all day long." Once I have bribed you into getting dressed and we leave the house, apppropriately clothed, and then return home....guess what you do? You ask to get right back into your pajamas. I get it -- I mean, pajamas are rather comfy, right? My suggestion, find a profession that either allows you to work from home, or be a doctor and wear scrubs.
Third -- you alter song lyrics as much as your father. The best part about this one -- you know its wrong, and you find it hilarious to mess them up anyways. Actually, I find this one to be pretty cute!
While I may, on occassion, seem slightly annoyed at these behaviors (especially #2), I find them endearing. They are the unique little things that make you, you! I'm trying to treasure them, laugh at them, enjoy them --- cause I realize all too quickly this phase will be gone. I'll wake-up and you will be a CRAZY teenager and I will wish for your teddy bear hording, pajama wearing days. Just do me a favor --- put your clothes on tomorrow without the fuss. Thanks!
Love,
Mommy
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