1) Burping is encouraged.
2) The "no shoes, no service" rule does not apply to them.
3) Drooling is socially acceptable.
And last but not least . . .
4) Sticking out their tongue at you implies that they like you, and is actually rather endearing.
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Baby Etiquette
It's funny how many rules of etiquette are reversed for babies. For example:
1) Burping is encouraged.
2) The "no shoes, no service" rule does not apply to them.
3) Drooling is socially acceptable.
And last but not least . . .
4) Sticking out their tongue at you implies that they like you, and is actually rather endearing.
1) Burping is encouraged.
2) The "no shoes, no service" rule does not apply to them.
3) Drooling is socially acceptable.
And last but not least . . .
4) Sticking out their tongue at you implies that they like you, and is actually rather endearing.
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4 comments:
Funny, but so true! I'm always happy when Sophie burps! I know she feels so much better. If only we were more understanding with adults!
Don't forget the gas!! hahah
Hey Kimberly! G&G Sorenson gave me the link to your blog. I can't believe how old Joy is! It seems like you just had her! You will have to link up with my blog. It's http://cswcook.blogspot.com It looks like you guys are doing well. This will be a great way to keep in touch!
hehe, love the tongue. aidan has taken up that habit as well, and yes it is completely endearing.
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