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I don't know if any other parents out there do this, but here's how I know I've gone crazy:8-[
As I was walking into the kitchen to get my 1st cup of coffee, my son, Shane, started to follow me in. Right before he crawled onto the tile, I said "NIEN! BLIEB!". Shane just sat up and looked at me like I was crazy. Then my mind said "Baby.. not dog... baby..."
Another Scenario:
I was playing with my son, when he put his head very cutely on a stuffed animal I said "sweet baby!" and acted all goofy and happy. Then, a few minutes later, I said "Who's a sweet baby?" and got the same result. Finally, my son went in for portraits last week. The photographer wanted a headshot of him, and so I immediately gave him a stuffed animal and said "Who's a sweet baby?" and he immediately dropped his head down on the toy and smiled cheesily. The photographer asked later what I do (work). I said "dog training" and he says, "That explains it." I didn't realize what he meant until I got in the car.
As I was walking into the kitchen to get my 1st cup of coffee, my son, Shane, started to follow me in. Right before he crawled onto the tile, I said "NIEN! BLIEB!". Shane just sat up and looked at me like I was crazy. Then my mind said "Baby.. not dog... baby..."
Another Scenario:
I was playing with my son, when he put his head very cutely on a stuffed animal I said "sweet baby!" and acted all goofy and happy. Then, a few minutes later, I said "Who's a sweet baby?" and got the same result. Finally, my son went in for portraits last week. The photographer wanted a headshot of him, and so I immediately gave him a stuffed animal and said "Who's a sweet baby?" and he immediately dropped his head down on the toy and smiled cheesily. The photographer asked later what I do (work). I said "dog training" and he says, "That explains it." I didn't realize what he meant until I got in the car.