In the world of toddlers, a second is like an hour. Truly, I believe that in just a second a toddler can destroy, change, alter a room, a house, a world. Well at least my toddler can. I make bread weekly for my family. I keep the regular flour in a canister on the counter, but because my bread flour is in a 50 lb bag, it is kept in a 6 gal bucket in my coat closet, just next to my kitchen. I have been oh-so-careful to not let Maylin see what is in that bucket. But, alas, last time making bread, I was too tired and too careless and she saw me get into that white bucket. While putting the dough in the pans, Maylin slipped out of my view. I could still hear her, so I knew she was okay. But then the dreaded silence hit. I hurried and wiped the dough from my hands and found.....see below.
Not sure if taking pictures while a child is in time-out is a good way to teach them that a parent is serious about them not doing what they did again, but heck, it was so cute I had to take a picture. Austin helped Maylin clean it up. Yet I am still finding flour in the crevice between the wood and the glass.
Not sure if taking pictures while a child is in time-out is a good way to teach them that a parent is serious about them not doing what they did again, but heck, it was so cute I had to take a picture. Austin helped Maylin clean it up. Yet I am still finding flour in the crevice between the wood and the glass.
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Tess has never done that with flower but has been known to empty out many other things.
And I have filmed her (video) while having a tantrum. I say the record can't be all about sunshine and happiness!
Oops FLOUR!