baby param ‘s fingers touched the water, as it swirled its flushy swirl.
was i extra careless or was baby param extra quick.
life without grandparents
*sigh*
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Twopointthree kids, sixpointsix ideas on raising them 
ofcos Baby P is verry quick!
mothers are never careless! thought you would know that by now!
I know! :p
cheers!
Lol at Abha’s comment. I agree.
Lol!
We moms are not careless…we’re occasionally not careful enough! But we care nevertheless:)
Why would you even want to stop him from doing something you can use to blackmail him 20 years later?
Super speedy baby P!
well how will he figure out whats underneath there otherwise? i tell you, grandparenting is over-rated. (oops, did i say that out loud?)
swirls are inviting.
does the finger cut through the swirl and slice it in half,
or does the swirl take the finger on a merry go round ride?
such exciting possibilities.
baby param did good to test waters.
and slow, mother, you! must have sanitised the said finger.
alls well that ends well.
If you saw what happened, then you were more than fast enough! Careless – NEVER.
was there any blood? no? then you were careful enough.
(that about sums up the life of baby#2).
(*stern voice*) Moms and Careless …. Kabhi nahi ! (pan pasand … and the same lines repeated in a sweet tone)
That’s right of passage into toddler-hood I hear. 🙂
it’s all about exploration and adventure. Not all things are lovely. Some sure got to be yuck. What’s the fun otherwise. My younger one has ingested quite a few snails when he was a toddler (if that makes you feel better!!!)
yippee! thanks all:-)
Meira: you have a point.
kenny: no you didn’t. i never heard any such thing.
sur: merry-go-round… and if firstborn knew, he’d be tempted too.
chox: i know. what am i complaining about!
sands: omg! really??
LOL!!I agree with Abha&poppy..and everyone else..who said that..baby wasvery quick!momsare never careless!
No MinM, no. Baby param is very inquisitive. That’s all.
in love: i have never known you say ONE measly word against baby param — you are his supporter from his washing-machine hugging days.
Much better than my *super neat freak* friend who found her 1 year old sitting next to the toilet, lovingly chewing on the toilet cleaning brush! *Ewwww!*