Here's a sample:
Me to Miles: "Don't eat all the gummy bears or else you'll get a stomach ache."
Miles to Me: "I want the gummy bears, though."
Me to Miles: "No."
Caitlynn (in the background): "She means it."
OR
Me to Miles: "Clean up your toys or I'm going to throw them away."
Caitlynn (again, in the background): "She means it."
Is it me or has Caitlynn finally started listening to what I say? Can't be. No way. My Caitlynn actually listen to moi.
I'm glad to have the reinforcement when Miles starts whining and complaining that I won't let him eat the whole box of Lucky Charms (absolute favorite cereal in this house) without getting a tummy ache. Caitlynn will always have my back -- "She means it."
Thanks, Caty.
2 comments:
Miles may have ambitions on being spiderman, but Caitlynn has discovered what it is to be a big sister...
Oh poor Miles, 2 against 1
AV
Yes, she's learning quickly how to be a big sister. Funny how the roles become more defined as they get older.
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