Becoming a Mum to my little rascal, is single-handedly the most amazing thing I have ever experienced in my whole life. No-one can explain, or express the feelings, and love you have towards the little human you birth, they are a true, true blessing.
I do occasionally ask the question why.....
Why awake so early little one? You don't have a job, any plans, WHY would you want to leave the best place in the world so enthusiastically? It's Sunday you know, and its 6am for crying out loud.
A lie-in would be pretty much everything, but if you ain't tired (sorry scrap that, if you aren't absolutely exhausted) well, are you even a parent?
Why does bath time equal busting the door open, barging in and throwing the biggest toys in the tub, doing a dance, and then proceeding to have a giant dump? Why babe?
Toys everywhere is a given, but why plant them in the most dangerous of places?
Prime example: figure strategically placed on the top of the stairs.
Before you know it, its legs akimbo tumbling down the stairs, with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle embedded in your foot.
Creativity is naturally brimming out of their souls, I really love all the paintings and drawings, but why all over my freshly painted white walls kiddo? There is a stack of paper and colouring books right in front of you son.
Chocolate. They would eat it till they burst. Bruce Bogtrotter ain't got nothing on these toddlers.
Oh and don't even think about having a sneaky piece without them. They sniff it out - like an animal sniffing out their prey.
Questions all the time, and I mean all the time. Not gonna lie I love it, an inquisitive mind I am told that reaps many rewards.
I will answer questions all day long, and feed all the knowledge I have to my little rascal.
But inappropriately timed questions, or the ones you just don't know the answer to - well that's a different ball game.
Why do people die?
Why does Hank (the octopus out of Finding Dory) have 7 TESTICELS and not 8 Mum?
(TENTACALS SON, TENTACALS)
How did I get in your your belly? Did you eat me?
Why does that woman have a beard like Grandad?
So what gets you through I hear you ask?
The fact that all the above is absolutely hilarious, and I am pretty damn lucky enough to be a parent to this care-free, funny, loving and non-egotistical little person.
P.S: Please, please share your funny little human stories in the comments, I am dying to hear them.
I do occasionally ask the question why.....
A lie-in would be pretty much everything, but if you ain't tired (sorry scrap that, if you aren't absolutely exhausted) well, are you even a parent?
Why does bath time equal busting the door open, barging in and throwing the biggest toys in the tub, doing a dance, and then proceeding to have a giant dump? Why babe?
Toys everywhere is a given, but why plant them in the most dangerous of places?
Prime example: figure strategically placed on the top of the stairs.
Before you know it, its legs akimbo tumbling down the stairs, with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle embedded in your foot.
Creativity is naturally brimming out of their souls, I really love all the paintings and drawings, but why all over my freshly painted white walls kiddo? There is a stack of paper and colouring books right in front of you son.
Chocolate. They would eat it till they burst. Bruce Bogtrotter ain't got nothing on these toddlers.
Oh and don't even think about having a sneaky piece without them. They sniff it out - like an animal sniffing out their prey.
Questions all the time, and I mean all the time. Not gonna lie I love it, an inquisitive mind I am told that reaps many rewards.
I will answer questions all day long, and feed all the knowledge I have to my little rascal.
But inappropriately timed questions, or the ones you just don't know the answer to - well that's a different ball game.
Why do people die?
Why does Hank (the octopus out of Finding Dory) have 7 TESTICELS and not 8 Mum?
(TENTACALS SON, TENTACALS)
How did I get in your your belly? Did you eat me?
Why does that woman have a beard like Grandad?
So what gets you through I hear you ask?
The fact that all the above is absolutely hilarious, and I am pretty damn lucky enough to be a parent to this care-free, funny, loving and non-egotistical little person.
P.S: Please, please share your funny little human stories in the comments, I am dying to hear them.
This post has seriously put the biggest smile on my face this morning! So funny and your little man is such a cutie!
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Ah thank you Sarah, I am made up it made you smile. :o) xxx
DeleteAw this was such a lovely post to read! He's adorable and I love that photo of you both. I laughed out loud at 'testicles' haha.
ReplyDeleteAmy - http://fourcatsplusus.co.uk
Haha thanks for reading love. xx
DeleteHaha this is so lovely! :) I love the photo of you two together. I'm not a mum but would love to be one one day. xx
ReplyDeleteJessie | allthingsbeautiful-x
Thank you Jessie. xxx
DeleteFirst of all, what a beautiful photo of you both, that put the biggest smile on my face :) And secondly this is a lovely post, the things you speak about bring back memories of my girls being small, the "but why?" questions!! My eldest has Aspergers Syndrome and doesn't have the ability to tell lies, so it has always made for funny moments. We once went for dinner at some friends and she said "I'm not sitting on that chair mummy, it's dirty" que me wanting the ground to open! There was the smallest dot on the chair that wasn't dirt it was something like ink from months before but she wouldn't sit there, I wanted to die, another time we went to my brothers and they'd decorated and my sister in law was showing us, Cole declared "that wallpaper is hideous" luckily my sister in law howled laughing but there have been so many times like that over the last almost 26 years ha ha, she also comes out with the most random statements too, even now, I wouldn't change her though, my girls are my life and the best thing that has ever happened to me :) xxx
ReplyDeleteZoe ♥ MammafulZo
Haha Zo i am laughing so much! xxx
DeleteAwe how sweet. I have two not so little ones. Happiest memories.
ReplyDeleteKaren x
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Thanks Karen :o) xx
DeleteThis is sooooo funny! Testicles made me laugh out loud!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteHaha :o) xx
DeleteFab post to read and definitely gave me a giggle
ReplyDeleteFiona xx
Ah i am glad it made you laugh haha xx
DeleteTesticles! That's the cutest! I can't wait until Penny's old enough to talk and ask me questions about the world. Currently she's trying to stuff both a rusk and her own foot into her mouth, so I think she's still got a long way to yet.
ReplyDeleteRoxie | The Beautiful Bluebird
Haha it will be here before you know it. xx
DeleteAwww this is such a cute and funny insight! I love that you are enjoying motherhood so much x
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura, and yes on the hole its a blast haha I love my sleep so always struggle with getting woke up at stupid o-clock though. xxx
DeleteI love this! I don;t have kids yet but my goddaughter is 6 nearly 7 the things she comes out with make me cry! I love how their minds work :)
ReplyDeleteKenzie x
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Thank you Kenzie. Me too, they are so funny. xxxx
DeleteHaha I love how honest this is - I cracked up about the testicles bit! Kids honestly say the funniest things!
ReplyDeleteCass | http://www.cassandramyee.com/
Haha they sure do. xx
DeleteI loved this post! So funny! I'm feeling poorly at the moment so it really cheered me up.
ReplyDeleteGeorgia x
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the octopus part is hilarious! I laughed and actually even read this to my hubs (he laughed as well).
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