November 3rd, 2006
Mischief
I can hear my toddler in the other room banging my decorative rocks on the door, so I know he is up to no good, and I know where he is. But do you ever wonder what they are up to when you can’t hear them?? I will give you some examples of what I have caught the children doing in the past. Since this is a clear blackmail post, I will not be mentioning which child did what, I will only mention the age they were at the time of the incident.
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Chairs are evil… because of chairs I have had a toddler climb onto the counter and then on top of the refrigerator to help himself to the food stored up there. After a frenzied search for the ‘lost child’ we found him on top of the refrigerator eating a box of cookies saying “mmmmm“.
Apparently tampons make great ‘pop guns’ for GI Joes.
Matchbox cars also make great roller skates.
No wonder where you hide candy, or treats, it will be found and bunk beds make great hiding areas for wrappers.
You probably DON’T want to know where your missing underwear is, or who is wearing it. If you find it, consider it dirty even if it looks clean.
Toddlers like to eat deodorant. Even though they think it tastes gross, they will go back and eat it again.
If you take a super bloated preschooler to the ER at 2am who feels horrible, he will have a bowel movement at the waiting room bathroom and the doctors will not have a clue why he’s sick by the time you get to the exam room.
Super babies who try to fly, cannot fly… they break bones.
Wearing a cape will not help them fly.
Brothers are mean to each other when no one is looking.
Boys will find a way to get toy guns into the home despite the no gun rule.
One should not hook a bungee cord to a stationary object, hold onto it and walk far away.
Little boys love their penises…. covering it with a diaper will NOT keep them from getting to it. Neither will a diaper, duct tape, backwards onsie, and footie jammies with the zipper safety pinned shut.
Dog food & cat food = baby food. Cat boxes = sandboxes.
Toes are not as difficult to sever as one may think. They are also difficult to repair.
Any time you hear water, it is BAD, VERY BAD!
Color crayons are hard to get out of the dryer.
When you think they have learned their lesson about color crayons and the dryer, they haven’t.
Light bulbs are not safe from boys even if they are way up on the ceiling and protected by a cover.
Just when you think you cannot take anymore, you hear ‘uh oh’.
Neighbors do not appreciate naked toddlers dancing in the window.
Boys are proud of their scars and injuries.
If you think you don’t want to know what they are doing, YOU DON’T!







