Toddle Along Tuesday: "Why, I Never...!"

Linking up with TAT again, because its awesome! If you're visiting through Growing up Geeky -- Welcome and I hope you stick around!

This week's topic is things you never thought you would do.

I never thought I would...

Sob, and I mean full on sob, after our bouncy seat ran out of batteries one time.
Become a stay-at-home mom, then a work-at-home mom.
Watch, for lack of a better word, a baby poop rainbow spray across a room at 3 a.m. (Aren't you happy I don't have a picture of this one?)
Put my baby in front of the T.V.
Give up dairy for over a year (and counting) to continue breastfeeding.
Know all the words to at least 7 different Fischer Price toy songs.
Be happy to sleep into 7:45.

This list could go on and on. What are some things you thought you would never do as a parent?

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Katie said…

Some of those sound familiar! It's so funny how things change when you become a mom.

May 15, 2012 at 8:17 AM

Lollis said…

I too have seen the rainbow. Unfortunately in my sleep deprived haze, I tried to catch it!

May 15, 2012 at 8:48 AM

Caroline said…

wow, bigtime kudos to you for the breastfeeding! Can't be easy!

May 17, 2012 at 5:05 PM

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