When she does something she knows she is not suppose to and you call her to come to you or you get on to her, she closes her eyes, as if you can't see her anymore. It's the funniest thing ever. I crack up everytime.
She is actually telling me when she has to use the potty some of the time and is doing pretty well in that area. With Abby and Kyndal I made it like a 3 day mission of staying inside, wearing panties, and just living in the bathroom. Not with AC!!! We are just going with the flow through this potty training thing. She's not even 2 1/2 yet anyways.
She still doesn't really talk a ton, but she gets her message across. She does try to repeat us, but between Abby and Kyndal, she doesn't have much time to talk!
She is getting a little picky with her eating for some reason. She has always been such a great eater, now it's a struggle to get her to eat most meals. Now, you put some cheese puffs, applesauce, or goldfish in front of her and she is ALL over it! She needs to overcome this little obstacle quickly.
She still messes with her hair as you can tell in pictures, it looks a little crazy, but oh well, what do I do?!?!
She is a true joy and delight in our family!
She always wants you to look at her color page and say that's so pretty!!!
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Just a thought. Not original. I stole it from some time management book. My girls were about the same ages as yours. When I needed one on one time with one of the bigger girls, I "scheduled" play time for the other big girl with the 2 year old. They might do puzzles, blocks, color. The bigger sister felt like she was being the "teacher" to baby sister. Baby was occupied and Mom got school accomplished.
I have an almost two year old also yep it's hard:) But soooooo worth being with them every day!
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