child labor
May 21
Posted by: Rachel in: blog, caleb isaiah, camera practice, clever toys, cute things kids say, just another day in paradise, memories, ode to my canon rebel, parenting, photography, you might be a mom
Can you see where this is going? If you scroll quickly, you can pretend it’s a flip book!
Some days I feel like doing the same thing.
“Helping” mommy!
Some days I feel like doing this too.
With his hands on his hips, explaining something to me, I forget what, but it was obviously something I didn’t know how to do. And of course he did. Because he is three and he knows everything.
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May 22nd, 2008 12:01 pm
What is it with dryers? We just put a lock on a laundry room for this reason.
The kids thought it was funny for the little boy to get on and the little girl to shut the door!
I was in the kitchen and heard the banging of the dryer door when I discovered this…..and almost immediately I sent husband to get a lock.
And believe me…it was hard…cause I love free labor from children….especially when it comes to laundry!
Rach says: I know, it is like one of those mandatory childhood photographs that one must take. Surprisingly though, Caleb has never been one of those kids that bother the appliances much until here recently when we drug him around appliance shopping for hours on end. Now he can’t get enough of em! He must have loaded, “washed” and unloaded that pile of laundry 15 times. He did the same thing with a scrap of paper at Lowes while we were shopping a few weeks ago. Now I always check the stove for stray objects before preheating it!