When your toddler is too quiet... (PIP)

CleoKitty

Chance are they're up to something:

 

No, that's not washable. It's a Sharpie. Luckily she kept it to her arms and legs- her new dress doesn't have a single mark on it, thank goodness.

amanda&rob

Thank goodness kids skin washes sharpie off faster than adults!  Try baking soda-worked pretty good for dd.

And she is getting so big!  Adorable!  

femmegem

Gah, she's adorable! And, yes, quiet is always a reason for concern.

jettagurl

Wow - I know how you feel....this was Nat about a month ago....

 

but she DID ruin her skirt.  

And Nat used cheapo Target $ markers (not washable) but still not a Sharpie, thank goodness!

 

DandelionMom

LOL!  Want to know the worst part?  They don't outgrow this.  My 9 y/o was bored on a long car ride and wrote on her legs with a highlighter (I'd given her the highlighter to use on a wordsearch book). 

DaiLyght

I'm not going to say a word about anything posted here lest I jinx myself!

Makinroom4baby

She looks mighty proud of herself!! LOL!

Get some tea tree oil. It will help the sharpie wash off really easily without burning her skin.

peekaboo716

Quiet is never good - But she's cute!

Rebekah1021

rubbing alcohol will take it out

jlw2505

Sorry I just had to laugh at how happy you were that she didn't ruin her dress - my 1st thought was its only clothes and I hope it comes off her skin easily.  I have learned to hid any non-washable markers from my LO, she is one to write on herself at any time she gets her hands on a marker.  I once turned my head for about 10 secs to turn back and she had a huge brown mark on both her cheeks and nose.