Hannah is to the point where she knows too much and can say too much for her own good. Parents of toddlers know all too well, that this sometimes makes discipline difficult and comical. While sin is never funny, sometimes our children's attempts to express themselves are quite humorous. A few days ago, we were all driving somewhere in the car, and Hannah was throwing a fit. Jonathan turned around and told Hannah that she needed to stop fussing. Hannah composed herself, got very serious, and proudly announced, "I'm not fussing Daddy, I'm crying!" We looked at each other with wide eyes and gave into our laughter. She was corrected for talking back, but sometimes you just have to laugh.
Have a great weekend!
2 comments:
That is funny. Hannah may be a lawyer someday with that ability to make a distinction without a difference.
My favorite is when I do something questionable and my daughter says, "Daddy, that was not a good choice." It makes you miss the days of incomplete sentences.
Tim
Haha - sure wish Lydia could get together with Hannah! Very often I ask Lydia, "Do you know why you are being disciplined?" and she says, "Yes, because I was crying." Never fails. I always have to say, "No, sweetie. Because you were whining - that's not the same as crying!"
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