Anyone who has been around kids knows that feeling.
The one where you realize that the kids are too quiet and they must be getting into some sort of trouble.
Because that would be the only explanation for such a blissful sound of nothing.
And you're imagining what they could have possibly gotten into.
Used kitty litter in the dryer?
Diaper cream all over the couch?
A whole roll of toilet paper unraveled into the toilet?
Half a jar of Nutella being licked off their little hands by the puppy?
And then you breathe a sign of relief when you see this...
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Too Quiet
Posted by Olivia Carter at 3:20 PM
Labels: Being a MOM
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wah i know how that is.... with the a-man. this week he got my new moon dvd. sooo upsetting
I loved this post! It's so true! He'll be so quiet and then I usually find him doing something he shouldn't... like sitting with a binky-not the end of the world, I know. But sometimes I have found him reading his books. So sweet when that happens! :)
That is awesome. I've entered the stage where that's usually where I find my kids when it's quiet...settled down with a good book.
I love this post! :) you said it perfectly. Love the picture.
What a relief, huh?
And I love the color of the walls.
Blaise always finds somewhere to be alone and is really quiet when he is pooping. That is why it has been so hard to potty train him.
Your kids are just so stinkin' cute
Hehe, love this post and the pic!
That is so cute, that is how I feel 90% of the time especially when my Hawk disappears and its super quite, I usually find him up on my bathroom sink putting my makeup on or trying to eat one of my beaded braclets. Wish there were more moments in my case where I did find him quietly reading books!
ours was eating an entire pint of sour cream and letting the dog lick the container and 2 jumbo boxes of cereal dumped in the middle of the kitchen floor... to just name 2.. glad they are older now but they still do silly things
cute, cute! Glad you have pictures like this to remind them when their teenagers that they did in fact love each other as babies!
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