Showing posts with label Bath time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bath time. Show all posts

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Sweet Spot

When it comes to bath times, we have finally hit the sweet spot!  This means I can bathe both the girls at one time and as you can imagine, this makes my life easier.  No longer do I need to balance one child in the tub while the other is crying/ whimpering/ needing me from their crib.  And no more do I feel like I spend all of my evening sitting on the bathroom floor (or cleaning up the kitchen, but that is a whole other post!).



Ella does like to help clean Abby.  Notice her hands.  She is sudsing them up.  A few weeks ago I tried to bathe the girls at the same time.  It was going well until Ella took a poof that was all soaped up and tried to clean Abby's eyes.  We took a break from shared baths after that, but luckily for Abby, Ella's reasoning skills have since improved.

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Saturday Night

Ella and I did what most good girls do on this Saturday night....

we washed our hair (and ate few bubbles)!


Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Oh, Heavens!





Ella loves taking baths. No, scratch that. She ADORES taking baths. And I love it when she takes baths too. It allows me a mini-break from chasing her, redirecting her from the TV cabinet, and climbing up the stairs. For both of us it is 15 minutes of relaxing bliss. She gets to splish, splash around in the tub while chewing on her water toys and I get to sit, watch, and enjoy the moment. Bath time is refreshing for both of us.

Not so much on Sunday. After the zoo Ella was a little grumpmonster since she missed her nap. And when I say grumpmonster, I mean she was just a little fussy, nothing unbearable. I thought a bath would do us both some good. The idea was to relax her before bed, allow me to catch my breath (while sitting on the bathroom floor), and then we would continue on with our night. Well, apparently, it caused Ella to relax too much. In the middle of her splish-splash fun I noticed an unmistakable face. The face the signifies that she is working an something... And before you knew it, her hard work was evident in the tub. Yup, that's right folks, she pooped in the bath tub!

So instead of tub time being relaxing, it became work. Work to rebathe her, work to disinfect the toys, work to sanitize the tub, work to juggle this event that now makes me chuckle. And of course, this all happened while daddy was away! But I must admit, when it comes down to it, when your child does this, it is not nearly as gross, disgusting, or horrible as you would think.