Step 2: Pack them carefully into the trunk* where they won’t crush the produce or eggs.
Your unharmed eggs and produce can thank me later…
*Of course I am kidding. You must be new around here. Geesh!After years of motherhood I have developed this simple system for the management of children during shopping trips.
Step 1: Pack them carefully into the shopping cart where they won’t crush the produce or eggs.
Step 2: Pack them carefully into the trunk* where they won’t crush the produce or eggs.
Your unharmed eggs and produce can thank me later…
*Of course I am kidding. You must be new around here. Geesh!
Step 2: Pack them carefully into the trunk* where they won’t crush the produce or eggs.
Your unharmed eggs and produce can thank me later…
*Of course I am kidding. You must be new around here. Geesh!
Hey, how did you know my secret for shopping with kids?? ha!
P.S.- I have your home tour up! I just love it:-)
LOL!! Love it!! I’ll have to try that on our next shopping trip!!
Lol cute. I still cringe when I see kids under the cart. Only because when I was little I got my finger run over that way. Man did that hurt! I also got a decent sized scrape/bruise on my bottom from sitting on an escalator. I learned my lessons the hard way. Ha!
I’m shocked. Shocked that you wouldn’t try the roof rack or driver’s seat…
Sounds like a good plan to me. Thanks for the tips! : )
I love that you have so much fun with your kids. They have one awesome Mom!
i just don’t cook. so i don’t have to buy the produce or eggs……
My kids LOVE riding on the bottom shelf!
Though I have never packed them under the groceries in the back of the minivan…they’d eat everything before we got home 🙂
You mean I shouldn’t do this regularly? Or that I shouldn’t let people know that I do and brag about how well it works?
Whatever works!
My husband loves to tell the boys stories of 10 kids allowed to roam seatbelt-less in the back of a station wagon. I think they think it’s an urban legend.