
Having 3-year-olds around really makes me appreciate how difficult some tasks are. And I'm not talking about zipping coats, tying shoes, and straightening twisted, inside out pajamas. Collin and Cayla are halfway through our 100-count box of Otter Pops and they can't eat the darn things. They get really frustrated everytime they try to eat an Otter Pop. No matter how many times we show/demonstrate/teach them how to push the frozen stuff up from the bottom, they don't get it.
Life under Cayla, Collin, Greta, and a Person Who Takes Nutrition Classes
A record (and a bit of commentary) on the minute details and everyday occurrences in Cayla and Collin's lives, that Flannery and Erica live for! Yes, it's a bit (OK, more than a bit) narcissist and we understand if this is the last time you visit. But for those of you not privileged to observe these little cuties 24/7, we thought we'd keep you updated.





1 Comments:
Umm...I often had difficulty eating Otter Pops. Either I didn't make the opening large enough, or I'd always end up munching on pieces of the plastic. Someone needs to teach me how to properly eat an Otter Pop. Also, while on this topic, how does one go about properly eating the contents of those sugar straws (the paper ones)?
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