Does anyone need a baby trap?
Yesterday afternoon we had some friends over to play. The 4 older kids seemed very busy for quite awhile (ages 4-6) tethering dog leashes, random pieces of string and various sand toys to our backyard playset. After awhile I noticed that they were also sneaking into the house to get extra pacifiers from the crib. I asked why they were collecting binkys (usually this mature crowd would shun touching a binky). The answer? BAIT. They were constructing a baby trap. It didn’t work. Rhett kept his distance while yelling, “I am not a baby!” I don’t worry about him. He is one tough 2 year old. Eariler yesterday he had his 4 y/o brother cornered on the couch wailing on him while simutaneously biting the new crocs that he was wearing on his feet. Just wait until he is as big as his brothers, the power paradigm here is already shifting…
Does anyone need a baby trap?
Does anyone need a baby trap?
That is too hilarious. What’s even funnier is speculating how these 4 to 6 year olds would do raising the babies once they’d actually caught one. Of course, in about 15 years they’ll be expending similar effort, using various forms of “bait” for mates and still unclear about what happens once (and if) they bait actually works.
That is SO going to backfire on the older kids. Those young and picked on types always seem to find their revenge, somehow.
Way to go little man!!
What a cute story!! I could just see this “baby trap” in my mind and I couldn’t help but laugh!! I also loved that the “babY’ was too smart for this trick! Cute, cute story. Take care – Kellan
My two year old is often heard yelling, “I’m not a baby!”
It makes me sensitive to our neighbors child that just turned one. For the last year she has been called Baby Natalie. I now try to refer to her as just Natalie and pray that my children pick up on it.