
It’s true
(This one is about parenting. Obviously. Thankfully, my son was never this destructive in a short amount of time. He was too meticulous and carefully in his messes.)
It has only been ten minutes
Since you were rinsed and scrubbed
I dried you off and diapered you
Leaving you with mom
I went to get your bottle
That you have before you sleep
Yet your hair is all in tangles
And your feet begin to stink
I see toilet paper in place of pants
And a toothbrush in your shirt
I see mud upon your shins and knees
Where did you even find the dirt?
There is shaving cream around your belly
And a diaper is your hat
I wonder how you did this
When I left you so pristine
Somehow you have ruined my work
In such a tiny time
Kids are so creative in their ability to make a mess! 😊
A lovely ode to the tireless efforts of parents (despite the frustration).
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Thanks. 😊
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You captured the situation well, Charles.
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Thanks.
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Lols! 😂 Love this, Charles. Thanks for sharing your poetic smiles 💕🙂
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Glad you enjoyed it. 😁
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So true as well as poetic. Good thing bathtime was one of the most enjoyable parts of the day for both me and the kids!
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It was hit and miss for me. My son had fun playing in the bath, but hated getting out to the point he would have a meltdown. Took a while to find ways to prevent that.
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Yes, that’s how it is. Or was.
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The good old days.
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Hahaha!!
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Haha. I remember those days!
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Same here.
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Lol…. Kids. I don’t miss having littles anymore but I do look forward to having some grands eventually just no time soon. 🤣🤣🤣
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There are some things I miss about the tiny tot days. For one thing, I can’t pick my son up and take him along when he doesn’t want to go someplace. Now, it’s like negotiating with a really sassy brick wall.
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Lmaoooo I completely agree with that!!!!
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