Yesterday, I told Aidan to go play in his room by himself for a bit while I cleaned up the house a bit. He was not in his room for by himself for more than 15 minutes. My mommy ears were on high and I heard noise coming from his room, in fact, I could tell you exactly what toy he was playing with when it made a sound! When I just so happened to walk past his bedroom door, my peripheral vision caught something that required me to take a second glance. With cat-like reflexes, I turned on a dime to return to the opening of what seemed like the never-ending abyss of toys...This is what my eyes saw and caused my mouth to drop to the ground, which by the way, didn't get back to its normal position until well into the evening...
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Yesterday Jack had a little friend over and when I went in I found many a surprise, things put all kinds of places and posters ripped. I was quite shocked that 2 16 month olds could get up to so much and such a short space of time
LOL.. They're quick little buggers aren't they? My youngest hates things to be orderly. He can create a disaster area faster than I can cross the room after having just cleaned up his last one.
That's hilarious!! My family room floor looks like that every minute of the day! And the sad thing is that I don't even remember what color our carpet is anymore!!!
Well, he did keep himself busy!! It's amazing how quickly kids can make a mess!!!
Ahahahaha, that certainly looks familiar!!! =)
I love his bed and desk!! We will be in the market soon for a new bedroom suit for Jonah's room - bye-bye crib/toddler bed & changing table, hello, big boy room!!! =)
Ah, yes. Playing alone, to a child, means take all your toys out and play with them at the same time lol
Oh goodness. My Alex LOVES to make messes like that. I'm always encouraging him to put things away before taking others out. :)
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