Today wasn't a good day. Can you bear a child who cries about everything?
In the morning...
When I told Isabella to get up, she cried.
When I told her to finished the breakfast fast, she cried.
When I told her that PlaySchool (The morning kids TV programme) had finished, she cried.
When we were in the library...
When I told her to choose the books she liked, she cried because she wanted to leave.
When we really left the library, she cried because she wanted to read books.
When we were in the supermarket, she cried because she wanted to carry the heavy basket.
When I picked up the whipping cream, she cried (I really didn't know why this time.)
When we left the supermarket, she cried because she wanted me to buy her a strawberry donut (But she couldn't because she wasted one strawberry donut last Sunday and I told her she couldn't have another strawberry donut until next Sunday).
After we got home...
When I told her to take a bath, she cried because she wanted to take a bath in the big bathtub instead of the small one.
When I told her to get out of the water, she cried.
After taking a nap, she cried.
When I told her that she could watch Disney DVD, she cried and said she didn't want to watch it.
When the Disney DVD finished, she cried because she wanted to watch more.
When I gave her a piece of rice cracker, she cried.
During dinner...
When I told her to eat the food in her bowl, she cried because she wanted to eat the food in my bowl.
When I told her to finish her dinner fast, she cried and said she wanted to go to bed (But she had just got up for an hour).
When I took a shower, she cried because she wanted to take a shower too (But she had already taken a bath).
Wow...that's too much to me. When she became Little Miss Grumpy, I became Miss Grumpy. Can you imagine what would happen when Miss Grumpy and Little Miss Grumpy got together?
Trouble Two, Naughty Two. Am I experiencing it?
In the morning...
When I told Isabella to get up, she cried.
When I told her to finished the breakfast fast, she cried.
When I told her that PlaySchool (The morning kids TV programme) had finished, she cried.
When we were in the library...
When I told her to choose the books she liked, she cried because she wanted to leave.
When we really left the library, she cried because she wanted to read books.
When we were in the supermarket, she cried because she wanted to carry the heavy basket.
When I picked up the whipping cream, she cried (I really didn't know why this time.)
When we left the supermarket, she cried because she wanted me to buy her a strawberry donut (But she couldn't because she wasted one strawberry donut last Sunday and I told her she couldn't have another strawberry donut until next Sunday).
After we got home...
When I told her to take a bath, she cried because she wanted to take a bath in the big bathtub instead of the small one.
When I told her to get out of the water, she cried.
After taking a nap, she cried.
When I told her that she could watch Disney DVD, she cried and said she didn't want to watch it.
When the Disney DVD finished, she cried because she wanted to watch more.
When I gave her a piece of rice cracker, she cried.
During dinner...
When I told her to eat the food in her bowl, she cried because she wanted to eat the food in my bowl.
When I told her to finish her dinner fast, she cried and said she wanted to go to bed (But she had just got up for an hour).
When I took a shower, she cried because she wanted to take a shower too (But she had already taken a bath).
Wow...that's too much to me. When she became Little Miss Grumpy, I became Miss Grumpy. Can you imagine what would happen when Miss Grumpy and Little Miss Grumpy got together?
Trouble Two, Naughty Two. Am I experiencing it?
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