Some days…

Some days are uneventful and smooth.

Some days are not.

Today has been fairly uneventful, but I’ve had lots of “fun” challenges with a certain 2 year old lately.

She has decided…

  1. that she should talk like a baby that is just learning to talk.  (fun)
  2. that she should throw a fit at EVERY.SINGLE.THING i say.  (good times)
  3. that she should be held at all times, and that walking will result in challenge #2.  (much fun with this huge pregnant belly that already feels like it’s going to bust open at any second!)
  4. that she should whine at me with any need she has, instead of making requests in the form of a question or an actual REQUEST.  (let me tell you how this grates my nerves)
  5. that she should PEE and POOP in her pants again.  That is something I’m not a huge fan of…in case you don’t remember.

Today…

Look at that cute little belly.  At first glance I’m sure all you see is a cute, sweet, little angel.  On second glance you notice that there is a naked child in a pull-up (that has been potty trained for 5 months)…in a grocery cart…in a parking lot…in the rain.

She’s looking at the pee still left in the seat of the shopping cart.  We were shopping when she said “I need to tee-tee.”  Literally seconds later she stood up in the buggy, turned around, squatted, and peed all over my groceries, the cart, the floor, herself.  Oh, I was NOT HAPPY!!!  It took a great deal of strength to remain under control as I cleaned urine off the floor of the grocery store with little napkins.  My friend Meredith was trying not to laugh as she handed me anti-bac wipes.  I was NOT laughing.

This isn’t an isolated incident.  She is having accidents every day lately.  I had already changed a poo-poo accident before my coffee kicked in this morning.  It’s not that I’m not taking her to the bathroom, it’s that she’s choosing to go elsewhere, and choosing to keep her mama CRAZY!!!

When she realized I was taking a picture of her, she just looked up and smiled “real innocent and pretty.”

It’s a good thing she’s so cute!  It’s a good thing I love her so stinkin’ much!  In fact, just seeing that picture of her makes me smile despite the incident.

I’m posting this now, because I have another post I was working on, but I needed to get this morning out of the way before I could post about my Thanksgiving Tree! :)  I am truly thankful for this little maniac.  I’m not so thankful for urine on my groceries!

Happy Monday…oh yeah, it’s Tuesday.

Kate

Comments

  1. Amy Lauren says:

    Hilarious :)! That’s all I can say!

  2. Mere says:

    Just know I wasn’t laughing at you but more smiling because I felt so bad for you! (because I know this isn’t an isolated issue!) and because I know how hard it is to bend down and clean up messes with a belly! Hang in there!

  3. Carol Smith says:

    All I can say, is “Oh my!!!!!!!!!!!” But they will grow up VERY quickly and then you will be smiling when
    she has a little one with their own antics!

  4. Lisa Lumpkin says:

    Oh, I’m sorry, but I had to giggle. My kids did stuff like this at that age. Don’t even get me started on what they are doing as teens (although, thankfully, it does not involve urinating on groceries). Thanks for keeping it real!

  5. Lorri Loggins says:

    OMG… seriously, I wish this is what I had to deal with this week, I will trade you?????? lol
    Hang in there, you are sooooo blessed, and all of you are so dang cute! LL

  6. Oh my…

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