Look, there is no pressure here. He can't even read. Though I was pleased to see that he thumbed through at least a few pages before he chunked it at my shin.
Ewwww the commercial for those new blue jean Huggies is just plain creepy. I mean, grown women swooning over a toddler like he's a sex god or something? Seriously creepy.
I haven't seen the commercials, but the reason we don't use those things is because we can't let Hop just wear a diaper and no pants because he takes his diapers off and runs around naked. Which is cute and all. But not sanitary.
Exhibitionism never ends, it seems, for boys. When Ryan was 5, I woke up early one morning to find the front door wide open, with no Ryan in the house. Panicked, I ran outside and spotted Ryan running down the sidewalk in his underwear, brandishing a light saber.
I don't know Mom-those new Huggies(the blue jean)look pretty cool
ReplyDeleteEwwww the commercial for those new blue jean Huggies is just plain creepy. I mean, grown women swooning over a toddler like he's a sex god or something? Seriously creepy.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen the commercials, but the reason we don't use those things is because we can't let Hop just wear a diaper and no pants because he takes his diapers off and runs around naked. Which is cute and all. But not sanitary.
ReplyDeleteExhibitionism never ends, it seems, for boys. When Ryan was 5, I woke up early one morning to find the front door wide open, with no Ryan in the house. Panicked, I ran outside and spotted Ryan running down the sidewalk in his underwear, brandishing a light saber.
ReplyDelete(Of course, I had no camera handy...)