I've mentioned before that I don't do much baby-proofing in my house. Instead, I teach my kids what is a "no" and what is a "yes" when they begin crawling. Kids need boundaries, I want them to know limits when away from home, blah, blah, blah.
Well, Jason doesn't seem to care that the bathroom trash can is a "no." It's the bathroom off the kitchen, nearest the laundry room, so it is the dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends.
Well, Jason doesn't seem to care that the bathroom trash can is a "no." It's the bathroom off the kitchen, nearest the laundry room, so it is the dumping ground for all sorts of odds and ends.

I'll learn...someday.














5 comments:
Glad to know I am in the same boat as you!
Yeah, our little guy tries to do the same thing... I've resorted to sticking the bathroom trashcan on the back of the toilet, just for now.
Ahhh, maybe it just took until Child #3 for you to get what some of us get with Child #1 .... the kid who KNOWS what's a 'yes' and a 'no', but just doesn't give a damn. ;-)
Good luck, my dear! xoxoxoxo
I can't recall the last time somebody's face was this easy to read. He is so satisfied with himself!!
I so love that little guy. Can't hardly believe he turns 1 tomorrow. <3
XXOX
Mom
He really does look like he's done whatever job he set out to do! Seriously cuteness!
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