Lydia loves to take her socks off. She can’t get them back on yet but she can put my socks on her feet. She is always very proud of herself when she is wearing my socks.
It is annoying when we got downstairs, ready to leave the house except for putting on shoes and coats, and Lydia is no longer wearing socks. I try to remember to check her feet before we go down stairs.
A couple of weeks ago, she was wearing green pants and matching green socks. When we got ready to leave the socks were missing. I asked her, “Where are your socks?” She answered, “Dinosaur eat ‘em.” "What?" I asked her and she replied, “Dinosaur eat ‘em” and pointed at Wesley’s dinosaur.
Then this week, I told another mom that Lydia often removes her socks and Lydia chimed in “Dinosaur eat ‘em.”
It is annoying when we got downstairs, ready to leave the house except for putting on shoes and coats, and Lydia is no longer wearing socks. I try to remember to check her feet before we go down stairs.
A couple of weeks ago, she was wearing green pants and matching green socks. When we got ready to leave the socks were missing. I asked her, “Where are your socks?” She answered, “Dinosaur eat ‘em.” "What?" I asked her and she replied, “Dinosaur eat ‘em” and pointed at Wesley’s dinosaur.
Then this week, I told another mom that Lydia often removes her socks and Lydia chimed in “Dinosaur eat ‘em.”
5 comments:
Ummm...that's hilarious! Also, you might be in trouble. ;-)
Haha, what a cute story. She's learning craftiness early!
Oh that is so cute. What an imagination she's got.
Great answer, Lydia!!! Very inventive, and very, very funny! If she's coming up with that now, just think about the whoppers she'll come up with as she gets older!
She's just too little to be that smart!
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