The idea of putting a toddler and paint together at home is a scary scary thought.
But I went ahead and tried it.
Mind you, my home isn't really fancy. I don't have expensive stuff. I had the landlord cover the couch with a stain resistant fabric that can be washed easily.
Best of all, our dinning table is well treated with some sort of varnish that makes it easy to clean.
BUT still, I was scared to unleash Buchela's inner artist!
Buchela is very interested in cooking.
Nowadays, he makes working in the kitchen close to impossible unless I ensure his time is occupied with something similar to what I am doing.
Buchela loves washing his bibs.
I love that he loves washing his bibs.
It means no pent up toddler energy, ready to explode into a tantrum, during cold winter days when playing outside is out of the question.
It means an occupied Buchela when Mama needs time for herself.
It means a tired little guy at the end of the day.
It means a good night sleep for everybody.
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Situate yourself comfortably on your potty.
Make sure you have a reading material.
Do not take your pants or diaper off.
He was standing around staring at his stroller trying to think of something new to do with the old toy.
All of a sudden his idea bulb lit up: "wouldn't it be cool if I take it up with me and then drive it around on the couch instead of the floor?"
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