Feeding e
At home we freeze these unsafe, slightly radioactive-looking yoghurt-in-a-tube snacks. E likey. The other night, we were in e's room, beating the cats or something along those lines, when the following occurred.
Me: I think the child feels peckish. (Leaving room) I'll get her some apple.
Mo: Apple sounds good. E, would you like this drumstick for playing?
E: Stick! Stick! (heads for freezer...)
Me: Hi e, how 'bout some apple?
E: (Standing at freezer) Stick! Open!
Me: Tasty free-range apple?
E: Open!
Me: Apple?
E: Stick!... Open!
Me: Yoghurt stick, e?
E: Thank you.
Me: I think the child feels peckish. (Leaving room) I'll get her some apple.
Mo: Apple sounds good. E, would you like this drumstick for playing?
E: Stick! Stick! (heads for freezer...)
Me: Hi e, how 'bout some apple?
E: (Standing at freezer) Stick! Open!
Me: Tasty free-range apple?
E: Open!
Me: Apple?
E: Stick!... Open!
Me: Yoghurt stick, e?
E: Thank you.
posted by p-man at 11:56 a.m.
2 Comments:
We buy our "sticks" at the health food store. They come in more earthy colors and are more expensive, and this makes us feel better about them -- although I`m sure their contents are almost identical.
I love those darn "sticks." I am sure that I will pass that love onto my B, hopefully our bubs won't grow a third eye!
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