How cute! Michael makes all kinds of noises, so we ask him what he is talking about all the time. It's really funny when they are babbling.
I miss Amber and Alyssa's little babbles. Wait till your baby girl starts talking! There aren't enough granola bars in the world LOL!
I still remember when Amber was in K her teacher asked the students what comes at the end of a sentence. Amber raised her hand and said "A period, but my mommie doesn't have a period any more because she is going to have a baby (Alyssa)!"
Who knew at 5 yrs old she understood what my doctor was saying when I was asked about the first day of my last "you know what" LOL
I just about died when her teacher told us LOL! After this we had to make new rules and we teach them, what is said or goes on at home, stays at home!
LOL Granola bars are very chewy! Kids usually try talking while they have food in their mouths. We are always reminding the girls at the dinner table to not talk with their mouths full.
Anyway, try asking a child a question while they are chewing on a granola bar! It's funny.....they can't really say anything, and you can't really make it out. There is an old joke about being out in public and the child goes to say something that parents usually don't want revealed so they stick a granola bar in their mouth then look up and smile.
This giveaway is closed. Winners will be announced later this weekend. I've definitely been on the giveaway wagon recently and am glad to be participating in the Fall Bloggy Giveaways Carnival. For this giveaway, I have FOUR (yes, you read that right - 4 winners!) full-price coupons for a new cereal from General Mills. Per their marketing, this cereal " combines great-tasting chocolatey puffs with vanilla puffs, a classic combination that kids love. Even better, Cocoa Puffs Combos is made with whole grain and is a good source of Calcium and Vitamin D." I love cereal. I could eat it for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and as a snack in between all of those. I am particularly fond of Lucky Charms. The crunchy combined with the sweet marshmallows gets me every time. All you have to do to enter is tell me what your favorite cereal is and leave some way for me to contact you, either through a blog or e-mail. This giveaway is open to US residents only (because I don't think t
This giveaway is closed. Winners will be announced later this weekend. Warning: Since I typically have a family-friendly blog, I want to let my readers know that this post is not safe for little eyes. Have you ever sat down with a new friend and found you stayed up way too late talking about every subject under the sun? Discussing religion, careers, and yes, even sex, even though you've only known each other for a very short period of time? That is what it was like for me to read Note to Self - On Keeping a Journal and Other Dangerous Pursuits , by Samara O'Shea. Once I started it, I felt like Samara and I were just hanging out on my couch, sipping decaf lattes and having a conversation. (Okay, Samara might be sipping something harder, but I'm still nursing.) It was that easy to read. The basic premise of her newest book is teaching people how to write in a journal, by sharing her own journal entries. Personally, she wrote for therapy, sharing "A journal is an effecti
This giveaway is now closed. The winner has been contacted. My baby girl LOVES yogurt. I try to give her some every morning to go with her fruit and cheerios. I started out buying the Stonyfield Farms yogurt because I wanted to avoid a ton of extra sugar. I have been slowly trying to phase high fructose corn syrup out of our diets and would like to keep it out of Charlotte's from the very beginning. Honestly, I just bought the Stonyfield because I assumed it was the healthiest choice. However, when I was offered a chance to try Yoplait Kids yogurt for free, my frugal self just couldn't pass up the opportunity. I found out that Yoplait Kids uses no artificial sweeteners or flavors, plus it has "25% less sugar than the leading kid's yogurt." (I wasn't able to verify that statement, but it came with the marketing materials for the prize pack.) This morning, Charlotte tried the Banana Yoplait Kids yogurt and really liked it. She even let me feed her almost the ent
How cute! Michael makes all kinds of noises, so we ask him what he is talking about all the time. It's really funny when they are babbling.
ReplyDeleteI miss Amber and Alyssa's little babbles. Wait till your baby girl starts talking! There aren't enough granola bars in the world LOL!
I still remember when Amber was in K her teacher asked the students what comes at the end of a sentence. Amber raised her hand and said "A period, but my mommie doesn't have a period any more because she is going to have a baby (Alyssa)!"
Who knew at 5 yrs old she understood what my doctor was saying when I was asked about the first day of my last "you know what" LOL
I just about died when her teacher told us LOL!
After this we had to make new rules and we teach them, what is said or goes on at home, stays at home!
Teachers hear all kinds of stuff!
That is a hilarious Amber story! But I don't get the granola bar comment.
ReplyDeleteI keep replaying it and just chuckeling :)
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LOL
ReplyDeleteGranola bars are very chewy!
Kids usually try talking while they have food in their mouths. We are always reminding the girls at the dinner table to not talk with their mouths full.
Anyway, try asking a child a question while they are chewing on a granola bar! It's funny.....they can't really say anything, and you can't really make it out. There is an old joke about being out in public and the child goes to say something that parents usually don't want revealed so they stick a granola bar in their mouth then look up and smile.
LOL
Based on how much she is talking these days, I better make sure I stock up on granola bars. Oh wait! No more stockpiling for me! :-)
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