But anyway, all this is just background to explain why I keep saying "What the diaper?" over and over again in the video below to make him laugh. The real purpose of this post is to showcase a habit that Aaron has developed of saying, "oh my gosh" (which sounds like "oh my gosth") at perfectly adorable and appropriate moments...like when something is so funny you just can't handle it. Check it out at 0:37.
"Making the decision to have a child - it is momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body." ~Elizabeth Stone
Friday, January 3, 2014
"Oh my gosth"
Aaron has been pretty into potty humor lately. Anything having to do with digestive processes, output, receptacles, etc. -- it's all hilarious to him. He has even farted on his little sister (Chris warns that it is the first of many to come). And we indulge him sometimes because it's just so funny to hear him laugh. Of course, we as responsible parents are committed to teaching our children that potty humor has a time and place. Like at the dinner table.
But anyway, all this is just background to explain why I keep saying "What the diaper?" over and over again in the video below to make him laugh. The real purpose of this post is to showcase a habit that Aaron has developed of saying, "oh my gosh" (which sounds like "oh my gosth") at perfectly adorable and appropriate moments...like when something is so funny you just can't handle it. Check it out at 0:37.
But anyway, all this is just background to explain why I keep saying "What the diaper?" over and over again in the video below to make him laugh. The real purpose of this post is to showcase a habit that Aaron has developed of saying, "oh my gosh" (which sounds like "oh my gosth") at perfectly adorable and appropriate moments...like when something is so funny you just can't handle it. Check it out at 0:37.
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this post made me laugh out loud... we are just going to copy all your parenting ideas so keep em coming :) Love Aaron's haircut
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