So today we’re looking for tips on finding toddlers to eat. Delicious.
No, wait. Getting toddlers to eat . . . their food. Riiight. (Note: cannibalism is frowned upon in most societies.)
We’ve talked about getting children to eat their vegetables before, but sometimes it’s tough to get my 2-year-old to eat . . . anything.
What’s your best advice?
Sleeping is slowly getting better. Of course, it can only get better after one night in particular last week (let’s not get into details, but leave it at the fact that Ryan, Rebecca and I weren’t asleep until after 5) (yes, in the morning). Thankfully, my in-laws were here to take care of Hayden while Ryan and I tried to sleep it off.
This morning, Rebecca woke me up with her customary grunting and snuffling (and a fist or two in the back). I rolled over to look at her and asked, “Are you hungry?”
Her eyes still closed, she broke into the biggest smile she’s ever given—and nodded.
More guest posts coming this week—and I’m still taking new ones!