
EM doesn't like doing anything with her hair (pony-tails, pig-tails, clips, ...) but I keep asking her, maybe one of these days she will say yes.
Sometimes I try a different tactic, peer pressure. Bad Mom, I know! Here was our discussion while dressing for dance class:
Me: EM, can I do something with your hair?
EM: No Mommy?
Me: Really? The other little girls will have their hair up.
To Myself: I did not just say that! What Pandora's box am I opening?
EM: No.
To Myself: She said no, good.
Later, as we were walking down the stairs
EM: Mommy, I want to wear these slippers? (showing me dress-up slippers, not ballet slippers)
Me: No EM, they are not made for dancing. They are not safe and may tear.
EM: But Mommy, all the other girls have slippers.
Me: :::sigh:::
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JT & ED buy lunch certain days during the school week. If the menu is something ED may not like then he packs. With the price of food I'm not paying for a lunch he may not eat.
Me: ED, tomorrow's lunch is salisbury steak and green beans. Do you want to pack?
ED: No Mommy. T (in his class) buys that day and I want to buy with him.
Me: Will you eat the lunch?
ED: Of course Mommy. T buys that day, so I will buy when he buys.
Me: :::sigh:::
2 comments:
wow, it's amazing how young all of that stuff starts. i don't think any of it has to do w/your comments...they come by it naturally!
Oh I have found myself using that reverse "positive" peer pressure, only to sigh at the times they do...
Happy TTT!
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