Apparently this is Bab-E Brother week here at Busy-Dad-E, between his love for Puffs on Monday, and his
I promise that I'm not being partial; trust me, with 3 boys, spreading the time and love is a constant challenge.
I've always been a fan of the changing pad. Don't think me a fool (or someone with a congenital inability to smell) for saying that. I've loved interacting with each of my boys in that venue. It makes for great eye contact, and opportunities to be just plain silly.
This includes a lot of zerberts, smiles, giggles, faces, and other antics.
A favorite of Mom-E and I is to put "little man pants" on our head and then shake from side-to-side, while we're diapering.
An important function of this effort, is that it's distracting and helps keep bab-e feet out of poopy diapers.
And besides, there's no other good place to store the pants while you're diapering, so why not use yourself as a coat rack and make your child laugh in the process?
Bab-E Brother finds the "pants-on-the-head" bit hysterical, and it always causes him to unleash belly laughs that rival Santa's.
What's funny is that now, if you hand Bab-E Brother his pants, he puts them on HIS head and starts chuckling.
Apparently we have a funny man in the family.
Either he's mirroring us, or auditioning for the role of "family clown" (or both).
Um, excuse me son, I need to see your license, or I might just have to charge you with underage jokestering.
Lord help us when you can walk. And that day is coming soon.
Have a good weekend,
Busy-Dad-E
How cute! I love that he has picked up this trick and is burgeoning a sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteLOL! That is funny. Talking about changing diapers, I hope I can adjust...LOL! I am so used to changing girls and now that we are having a boy I am having doubts of how different that process is going to be. Any tips? Rosi
ReplyDeleteyou are a riot!! as is your little son. :D Love the stories!
ReplyDeleteI never thought about putting the pants on my head, but I'll have to try this next time I change my boys diaper!
ReplyDeleteWhat next? Socks on your ears when teaching him to tie his shoes?