Parental Lessons, #3,743

[_nightwing_]

Okay, someone care to explain to me exactly -how- apple juice can be in the keyboard of a laptop that's on a surface at least two feet taller than my daughter?

'Scuse me, while I go salvage what's left.

Comments

[oracle_watching]

Sorry, sweetie. I didn't think she could do that either.

[_nightwing_]

If I didn't know better, I'd say she was hinting that time reading email could be better spent playing "pick up my toys when I throw them".

[oracle_watching]

What makes you think she's "hinting"?

[_nightwing_]

Must get it from her mother. ;)

[starfire_kory]

Since your daughter cannot fly, could she have climbed up there?

[_nightwing_]

I can only imagine where you guys have been finding things.

[starfire_kory]

Everywhere. He is a strong child.

[arsenal_arrow]

If you shake sippy cups at just the right angle, they'll spray juice. Beware her playing "Kick the Cup" and unjamming the stopper. Then you're really in trouble.

Oh, and just WAIT for the juice cups! They conveniently come armed-- er, equipped with straws. If you squeeze 'em, they spray juice!

Have fun, good buddy. (:

[middle_amazon]

Two words: Sheer talent.

In addition to the aim factor Roy mentioned, it could be that she's exploring where the grown ups go and what they do and just knocked over a sippy cup while up there. I know you've babyproofed the house and watch her closely, but she's you and Barbara's. If she wanted up there, she might be very well be finding a way. Check around the desk again and keep in mind she's 5 inches taller than she was a few weeks ago.

Oh, and Sunshine, you're enjoying this, aren't you?

[arsenal_arrow]

Who? Me? Never.

[_nightwing_]

SOMEONE has a bachelor party coming up that they need to make it through alive...

[lanternslight]

I'm betting she's getting early practice with acrobatics.