Kids say the darndest things, and our 2yr old and 3yr old are no different. There have been too many funny moments lately not to share. And I know if I don't write them down somewhere I will forget these cute little moments & words!
While driving home from lunch and the grocery store, Bridgette and Bob had this conversation:
Bridgette:
"Daddy, while I'm napping, you need to download some games on your phone."
Bob:
"We aren't playing games during nap time."
Bridgette:
"I'm not going to play them. You need to find them and download them first... then after they load I can play them."
(both of us are laughing in the front seat!)
Bob:
"How do you know we have to download them? How do you even know that word?"
Bridgette:
"Because that's how we can play them."
After agreeing to let the kids wear pajamas to target
(they saw a boy in his pj's a few days prior and thought it was so cool), this is what was said in the backseat:
Bridgette: (giggling)
"Mom, this is the best day ever!"
hahaha! Who would've thought pj's to the store at noon would be so fun!?
Then, while in Target... I was looking at work-out dvd's, and Bridgette pointed to a yoga one:
Bridgette:
"Mom you need this one."
Me:
"Why that one?"
Bridgette:
"Because you have pants and a bra (sports bra) like that and you need to wear it."
Aiden:
"Me want bra too"
Bridgette:
"No, only girls wear bras"
Aiden:
"No, me wear bra too"
It was hilarious! Probably even more so because there was another lady next to us, hearing the whole conversation and laughing!
And then last night Aiden was singing
"Happy Birthday" to lots of people/things... from his "crabby" picture on the wall, Walt (friend down the street - we went to his birthday this weekend), Mommy, Daddy, etc. And each song ended in
"Yayyyy" with clapping. These are some of the best mommy moments to listen to!
And last, not so much a conversation as a word that's in both of their vocabularies. "Ya'll" I didn't even pay attention to it until people started noticing and pointing it out. I've either passed down the "Texas" gene, or they're hanging out with mommy too much. I love it though!
I know there are more I'm forgetting, but at least I have these documented. I'm going to try and be better about blogging and writing these things down so I can go back and read to the kids later.
So, as the kids say: "Bye Ya'll!" :)