She was very fussy one day, and the kids and I were talking in code about her needing a nap. Sean asked if I wanted him to put her in her "B-E-D". She was wailing and crying and said, "NO! I don't want B-D-D". :) It was just soooo funny that she knew exactly what we were talking about,
A. has resisted the whole potty training thing since C. was born. Beforehand, she was really getting interested in the concept of going in the potty. After, she suddenly had a fondness for her diapers - the characters, especially. I even started buying generic diapers, hoping she wouldn't care for them as much and might want to move up into "big girl panties". Well, it hasn't worked so far. However, I bought her some Pull-Ups (with Disney Princesses on them), and she has been very excited about that. I took her potty a few times to warm her up to the idea of potty training. Well, one day, I felt the effects of my increased water intake and rushed towards the bathroom.... A. rushed into the bathroom right in front of me. I said I had to go potty, and she said, "I want to watch you. I want to watch you go poop!" It totally surprised me and was just so cute and hilarious at the same time! (Just for the record, I did NOT have to go #2!)
Another cute story happened in December, while N.'s parents were visiting us from OR. We ate out at Famous Dave's restaurant. There was an older man sitting alone, talking with the waitress. He seemed rather lonely, and as we got up to leave, he spoke to my girls. To A. he said, "What's your name, Honey?" A. smiled shyly and without even the slightest hesitation said, "Princess." Where that came from, I have no idea! We all laughed, and A. became a little embarassed, but I just said she IS our princess. Since then, she finally started saying her name again! About a year ago, she could say it fairly well, but then she just stopped cold. If you asked her her name, she would say, "Me". I don't know why she quit saying it nor why she has started again, but she says it perfectly now. :)
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