Last night, I was sitting in the living room playing with Danica around her bath time, and I asked, “Do you want to take a bath?” Normally she says yes, rubs her chest (the sign for bath), and gets excited about it, but this time, she shook her head, “No.” I tried explaining to her that if she took a bath, she could go to sleep and when she woke up, we’d take her to our daycare provider, Danielle, so she could play with little baby Teegan and her other friends Sophia and Ben. The Girl looked up toward the ceiling, chewed on her lip a bit, looked at me and shook her head, “No,” and then went back to playing with her doll. Oh, well. She knows what she wants.
Monday, October 8, 2007
At Least She Thought About It
Last night, I was sitting in the living room playing with Danica around her bath time, and I asked, “Do you want to take a bath?” Normally she says yes, rubs her chest (the sign for bath), and gets excited about it, but this time, she shook her head, “No.” I tried explaining to her that if she took a bath, she could go to sleep and when she woke up, we’d take her to our daycare provider, Danielle, so she could play with little baby Teegan and her other friends Sophia and Ben. The Girl looked up toward the ceiling, chewed on her lip a bit, looked at me and shook her head, “No,” and then went back to playing with her doll. Oh, well. She knows what she wants.
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yes does!
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