Tuesday, April 18, 2006
Top Ten Signs Of Toddler Parenthood
Every now and then a Top Ten list bubbles out of me. It appears, however, that I've shifted themes a bit. As if the short person hurtling periodically across your field of vision weren't enough, here are some things that might indicate you've unleashed a toddler on the world:
- As fast as your child is getting big, you're getting old faster.
- Fruit leather. In all possible receptacles.
- Wikipedia provides helpful memory supplementation as to what precisely sleep might be.
- Ditto routine personal hygiene.
- Your vacuum cleaner cow has put in for overtime.
- Among the things keeping you up at night: two plus years, and counting, of precious/unedited video.
- Spousal exchange: "Whatever it is you're doing horizontal on the couch with the TV on, it's not child care."
- You have learned humankind has no innate ability to distinguish between a makeup brush and a paint brush.
- You have learned it does no good to allocate an iota of consciousness to all the times your child has almost, but not quite, done him/herself in.
- What sticks with you from Blawg Review #53: Things You Don't Want To Hear Your 5-Year Old Say.
List in progress: Top Ten Things A Toddler Is Thinking. Suggestions? (It won't rival this incredible spontaneous collaborative work — thanks Jeneane, you made my week — but could be good for a chuckle or two.)
posted by Denise at 4:00 PM
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