Evie had a tantrum...
and I got the giggles. I feel bad about it, because she was so mad and didn't know what to do. It's not her fault that she's so darn cute!
I was on the couch with the heating pad on my tailbone, and she wanted her shoes on. Again. For the thousandth time in a row. So, I just quietly slipped the shoes behind the couch, which made her mad. Then, I slipped off her socks and tossed them over by the basement door so I could carry them down to wash in a little while. Remember, I am still flat on the couch during all of this.
Oh, she was so mad at me. She was already fussing and yelling about the shoes, but the socks were the last straw. She marched over, in tears, picked them up and stomped back over to me. Then she threw them at me, one at a time, while yelling NO NO NO!!! at me. She was so mad, and so cute all at the same time. I got the giggles, even though I tried really hard not to. Poor baby, it just made her madder. It took a lot of snuggling and patting her back on the couch, but I was finally forgiven.
She is having a difficult time adjusting after the holidays - she is once again the Amazing Baby Who Never Sleeps (Except In The Car When You Don't Want Her To Because You Know It Will Just Make Her Even Crankier When You Wake Her Up At Your Destination) She was up again really late last night, then up really early this morning. She came in to sleep with us in the middle of the night, and did flips and twirls and kicks and pokes, and cried whever the blanket did/didn't touch her exactly right, and whenever she lost Muh. (So, due to lack of sleep, I am becoming the Amazing Crankier Mom!) She also gets really mad because we can't see her sign when it is dark out and/or we have our eyes closed. (Have you ever had your eyes pried open at 4:00 a.m. by an angry toddler?)
Let's hope we can get settled back into our normal routine soon.
I was on the couch with the heating pad on my tailbone, and she wanted her shoes on. Again. For the thousandth time in a row. So, I just quietly slipped the shoes behind the couch, which made her mad. Then, I slipped off her socks and tossed them over by the basement door so I could carry them down to wash in a little while. Remember, I am still flat on the couch during all of this.
Oh, she was so mad at me. She was already fussing and yelling about the shoes, but the socks were the last straw. She marched over, in tears, picked them up and stomped back over to me. Then she threw them at me, one at a time, while yelling NO NO NO!!! at me. She was so mad, and so cute all at the same time. I got the giggles, even though I tried really hard not to. Poor baby, it just made her madder. It took a lot of snuggling and patting her back on the couch, but I was finally forgiven.
She is having a difficult time adjusting after the holidays - she is once again the Amazing Baby Who Never Sleeps (Except In The Car When You Don't Want Her To Because You Know It Will Just Make Her Even Crankier When You Wake Her Up At Your Destination) She was up again really late last night, then up really early this morning. She came in to sleep with us in the middle of the night, and did flips and twirls and kicks and pokes, and cried whever the blanket did/didn't touch her exactly right, and whenever she lost Muh. (So, due to lack of sleep, I am becoming the Amazing Crankier Mom!) She also gets really mad because we can't see her sign when it is dark out and/or we have our eyes closed. (Have you ever had your eyes pried open at 4:00 a.m. by an angry toddler?)
Let's hope we can get settled back into our normal routine soon.
posted by Monie | 3:46 PM
2 Comments:
LOL Monie, I know what you mean! They are so adorable with their little screwed up face and lips sticking out when they get upset. I get a camera and take pictures of Nathan and it upsets him but he is so cute! I'm glad Evie has healed up well and I hope your uh...self gets better soon!
Monie, Evie's tantrum reminds me of Bre. You poor, poor lady you!
I know they are adorable when throwing their little fits, perfect photo opt time!
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