I found Riley "helping" me out with some of my work the other day. She dragged in her step-stool that we use to brush her teeth and got down to business.
I asked her what she was writing (all over my meeting notes, by they way), she looked up at me with a patient expression and said "List, Mama."
Piper just started doing this, too, but in the kitchen. She wedged her toes in the dishwasher the other day and was trying to climb that way. I told her not to because I didn't want the bottom panel of the dishwasher to break off. So what does she do? She goes and gets her stool and puts it in front of the dishwasher because now she is no longer climbing, she's using her stool. How could I argue with that?
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Piper just started doing this, too, but in the kitchen. She wedged her toes in the dishwasher the other day and was trying to climb that way. I told her not to because I didn't want the bottom panel of the dishwasher to break off. So what does she do? She goes and gets her stool and puts it in front of the dishwasher because now she is no longer climbing, she's using her stool. How could I argue with that?
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