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i_like_red) wrote2021-08-31 09:37 pm
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My almost 2-year-old daughter just walked up to me, said 'Happy birthday', then placed a handful of Pharaoh's cat kibble in my hand and walked off.
Which means she somehow got through all the child-locks I put on the cupboard we keep the cat food in.
Again.
I'm not sure if there's a word to describe the mix of feelings between exasperation and 'okay that was kinda cute'.
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The sheer determination on that child to bypass everything you put in her way is incredibly facinating.
And amusing.
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... She didn't eat any of it, right?
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Then I used the time she was distracted to lock the cupboard again.
You can thank me later.
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Remind me to find stronger locks at the hardware store, I guess.
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Probably.
Get the strongest locks you can. At this point I feel like she can bypass anything.
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More than a little.
She gets into all the places we block off, or places she probably shouldn't even be able to get into.
This is a normal toddler thing, right?
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We'll probably be dealing with her hitting things, refusing to do things, and slamming doors shut soon too.
It's a toddler thing, I'm pretty sure. But it does feel like... a little... 'much'? Like we're dealing with the more abnormal end of the curve/scale?
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Happy Birthday though, I guess.
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Haha, and yeah. Though I think the real birthday present is that she didn't eat it this time.
The other times she did and... the aftermath wasn't great.