Zach usually starts out eating a meal in his booster seat. That lasts for about five minutes until he puts up such a fuss that I am forced to get him out and put him down. Within seconds he has climbed onto Sarah's chair (which she has conveniently vacated after two seconds and one bite to do more exciting things like watch tv). He often kneels or sits on her chair to finish the rest of his food (and probably hers as well), but just as often he stands despite my continual attempts to make him sit. Apparently, this morning's muffins were cause for a round of applause. Sarah, however, thought they were disgusting.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
this is the way we eat our breakfast
Zach usually starts out eating a meal in his booster seat. That lasts for about five minutes until he puts up such a fuss that I am forced to get him out and put him down. Within seconds he has climbed onto Sarah's chair (which she has conveniently vacated after two seconds and one bite to do more exciting things like watch tv). He often kneels or sits on her chair to finish the rest of his food (and probably hers as well), but just as often he stands despite my continual attempts to make him sit. Apparently, this morning's muffins were cause for a round of applause. Sarah, however, thought they were disgusting.
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Hayden refused his booster seat a few months ago, so I put it away and let him stand at every meal. I have not gotten applause for my cooking yet though. I guess I need some new recipes.
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