Usually when Gwen is tired, she will let me know and I can tuck her in. But today, it didn't matter how many times I asked her; the answer was always "No. I not tired."
Yet, somehow, she still ended up like this:
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
"Are you tired?"
I can't even tell you how many times I asked Gwen this question today. I can't tell you, because I don't know. I lost count.
Usually when Gwen is tired, she will let me know and I can tuck her in. But today, it didn't matter how many times I asked her; the answer was always "No. I not tired."
Yet, somehow, she still ended up like this:
Usually when Gwen is tired, she will let me know and I can tuck her in. But today, it didn't matter how many times I asked her; the answer was always "No. I not tired."
Yet, somehow, she still ended up like this:
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Similarly, I stopped asking Scott if he needed to go potty, since he always said no. Instead, I just tell him it's time to go potty. Then it's less about me calling his bluff and more about discussing how quickly he is going to get there.
ReplyDeleteI suppose napping is less urgent than potty, though.
A-dorable! This post totally warmed my heart. I love sleepy, barefoot little girls. :) Thanks for sharing!
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