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Lol, last night E dropped his bowl with a bit of yogurt left in it at my legs (I don't think he was aiming for my legs, but I didn't move them in time...my poor yoga pant were painted!) and then immediately started wailing because he didn't have the yogurt anymore.

@autumnlove: what is a bath book? Sounds interesting!

Last night we had a tantrum because I took my phone away from her, that one lasted at least 10 minutes. She was screaming like someone beat her. She is definitely getting an attitude on her! Anyone else's kid start clapping when they are mad? If she's really mad she starts clapping really hard and fast....it's cute.

since lo has learned to walk he wants to do it everywhere. which means he no longer is content to sit in the cart when shopping and will throw a fit if he's not allowed to walk around and pull everything off every shelf...

This morning:
I picked her up to change her for the day.
I took her toothbrush away.
I carried her downstairs.
I tried to hold her.
I didn't hold her.
I turned away from her.
I was 4 feet from her.
I put her in her carseat.
I stopped singing If you're happy and you know it.

All of that between 6am and 6:30am. Hellloooooo daycare!!

J had a meltdown on Sunday because he was playing with a helium balloon, but every time he threw it (like a ball) it would float back up to the ceiling and no longer be in his hands....

Whenever we try to direct her ANYWHERE (out of this room, into the kitchen, away from the dangerous objects) she squats down to the floor and pouts. If you reach down and try to hold her hand to lead her, she just keeps getting lower and lower. Basically her go-to for anything is to hit the deck. This morning it was because I was trying to shoo her out of our room so we could head to daycare.

@mediagirl: hahahahaha
This morning:
- Putting him in his carseat
- Taking away a shoe so I can put it on his foot
- Not wanting to be held by dad
- Not being allowed in the shower with me

No meltdowns this am, woo hoo!
Yesterday:
DS (22 mo) didn't like my oatmeal bar, went to the fridge and asked for yogurt. I took out yogurt and put it on the table. He said "no yogurt!" and cue meltdown.
DD (almost 5) wakes up, comes downstairs and says "where's dada?" He already left for work. Cue meltdown, ugly cry and everything. Lord help me.

@autumnlove: Ohh, a Sandra Boynton bath book. I'm there. For some reason, "The Going to Bed" book never gets old for me even when I'm forever bothered by why they exercise after putting on pjs.

Last night I went to take a bath, alone *gasp* and my husband said she screamed bloody murder then entire time.

@cascademom: plus I keep think that it must confuse DD. She has a bath, brushes her teeth etc. She must keep wondering why we don't exercise during out nighttime routine:)