Noodle Noggin
Today's lunchtime trick: Lily elegantly drapes whole wheat spaghetti on her head.
What's up with this food-on-the-head thing, anyway? Is this a common phase that the childrearing books forgot to mention?
Say, do you think my pulling out the camera every time may actually be encouraging her??? Wait, don't answer that.
What's up with this food-on-the-head thing, anyway? Is this a common phase that the childrearing books forgot to mention?
Say, do you think my pulling out the camera every time may actually be encouraging her??? Wait, don't answer that.
Labels: food
posted by Amy at 3:24 PM
4 Comments:
Well, if I didn't know that you guys don't have a television, I'd suggest you turn off the news--frankly, I've gotten a little food in my own hair recently from slapping myself in the head from the sheer shock of what I watching unfold, and entirely forgetting that I was eating at the time.
Yep, it's a common phase: almost universal. In a couple of the books I read, the authors even gave some suggestions on how to put a stop to it--but I highly doubt you'd like 'em.
Enjoy!
In that time-honored parenting tradition of choosing our battles, we're letting this one go.
Instead, we're working on curbing the rapid-fire throwing-food-on the-floor routine. The girl gets such a devilish gleam in her eye when she does it, and all the better if it makes Mommy mad. Time outs are quickly becoming a regular part of mealtime... *sigh*
And this, too, shall pass.
I don't know what's so funny... I always drape whole wheat spaghetti on my head.
:)
Lily is so adorable!!
Eeeeiiii!!! It's Uncle Toni!!! (And of course you drape spaghetti on your head...)
It's good to see you here :)
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