Heather once told me that, in her experience, each new phase with a kid is better than the last one. But I also know that there’s a debate among parents as to whether having a two-year-old is actually easier than a three-year-old. I’m currently in the Heather Camp, but oy vey is someone being a pistol lately. And I don’t mean AO. Or Phoebe.
Things Molly currently says too frequently, too loudly, too weirdly, or all three:
- “Stop talking!!”
- “Go faster!!” (whether we are in the car or, very annoyingly, when I was running a 5k recently and pushing her in the stroller).
- “I want a different dress!!”
- “I don’t want to go to bed!!”
- “I like this chicken, but not that chicken” when making the exact same gesture with her hands and there is no chicken in sight.
- “That’s too many arms” upon seeing a giant animated spider on the telly in an old Disney short.
- “MOMMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
- “DADDY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
- “Stop it, Phoebe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!”
I love “all right”
I love “all right,” too. And a recent one: “Oh gosh.”
Bwahahahahahahahhahaha!!!