Dad humours the kid a little more than I do. This little girl pulls out her hair bows and eats 'em. She gnaws on her hair. She sticks her feet in your face for piggies. She also laughs when the boys laugh at... bodily noises. Yes, I'm sure she's a girl, though. Must be the socialization.
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What an adorable picture. How could not want to humor her? Although my girls do the hair bow thing and they are so much older.
ReplyDeleteLOL. I know what you mean about socialization. My daughters love it when I do their hair though and they won't pull it out. My one year old walks up to me in the bathroom and will turn her back to me to tell me she wants her hair done. But.... as far as my 3 year old being proud of her "bodily noises", she is so proud of herself when she does it and will loudly announces that she was one who did it. Brothers do have a huuuge influence.
ReplyDeleteShe is TOTALLY adorable... and looks like a right imp! I bet the boys will spoil her rotten forever!
ReplyDeleteMwah, hah, hah, hah!!! She looks a little devious in this photo to me. Cute, just devious!
ReplyDeleteBeverly thinks bodily noises are totally funny too. And, Marissa spent hours and hours learning how to make bodily noises by placing a fist under her armpit and flapping her arm like a bird. She was so proud of herself when she FINALLY got it. Take heart... they grow out of it.
That is the cutest shot ever!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cute picture. I think older brothers must be a great thing. I only had one and he was 12 years older--but I still remember that he is the one who taught me how to make good gross noises with my hand and my armpit. You know the ones I means... :-)
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