DS said to me today...

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annibes

Well DS finally started saying "yes" when we ask if he wants a little brother, but still says "no" to a little sister, haha.

After his swimming lesson tonight, he asked to run around the track, like always. I ran with him and he stopped at the multipurpose room, got on the dance floor before I could stop him, and started trying to Zumba with the class. I cracked up and so did some of the ladies in the class. It was adorable!!

pettycrocker

@Annibes - N is the same way, she keeps saying "Put the baby sisters in mommy's belly" I'm like "What about about a baby brother? They are so fun and cute" and she's like "Pass  8-| " 

Mommalawyer

Well, DD is adamant against a little brother or sister. She just screams "Noooooooo!!!" Ugh. It's gonna be a long road for us!

Jodee37

@JimBobCooter (((hugs))) that would make me cry.

On a funnier note, DS is obsessed with pushing buttons. Anything that has a button will do (remotes, telephones, microwaves...) but he is particularly fixated on pushing the garage door opener. The other day I went to get him out of the crib in the morning, I put him on the changing table and he grabs the neckline of my tank, pulls it down to my belly button, points to my nipple and starts shrieking "PUSH THE BUTTON! PUSH THE BUTTON!" As he's yelling he is lunging off the changing table trying to tweak my nips.

Needless to say, wasn't the best start to the day.

chrissynena

We have started playing with her baby doll a lot more. Putting a blankie on her and hugging and rocking her in hopes that we get pregnant with this FET to help her get ready.

DD typically sleeps thru the night, but a couple of nights I hear her stirring in the night. I usually don't get up unless her babbling lasts more than a few minutes because I know she can't find her paci. I had to move her crib a couple of days ago, because the last few times I've went in there her bedroom light was on. She could finally reach the switch.

CeCe8579

My DD tells me to hurry up and get her a baby brother.... If it were only that easy....

sarahjeri

Jodee37 said:

@JimBobCooter (((hugs))) that would make me cry.

On a funnier note, DS is obsessed with pushing buttons. Anything that has a button will do (remotes, telephones, microwaves...) but he is particularly fixated on pushing the garage door opener. The other day I went to get him out of the crib in the morning, I put him on the changing table and he grabs the neckline of my tank, pulls it down to my belly button, points to my nipple and starts shrieking "PUSH THE BUTTON! PUSH THE BUTTON!" As he's yelling he is lunging off the changing table trying to tweak my nips.

Needless to say, wasn't the best start to the day.

Oh MY - I started laughing my head off when I read this and my daughter (two next week) goes "What happened?" which is her catch phrase of the month.  Oh so funny -though I'm sure it wasn't quite so for you :{  Thanks for the laugh.

Bananappeal145

I know how you feel. My 2 year old daughter has taken to playing with here imaginary sister. It kills me a little. 

As far as making me laugh she has started telling "stories" but they mostly go like this "Once upon a time there was a little heart. ....That was a good story!"

Sfulton50

My DD says mommy I want you to have baby so I can hold him.. I just say mommy is trying honey.. She is 2 1/2 and pushes every button she can, remotes, phone, computer, the dog shock color, that is put up high now, poor dog.