This morning Alissa was in the restroom getting ready for work and I was changing Oliver out of his PJ's and wet diaper. I then started shutting all the doors and latching the gate so I could set Oliver down and he could hang with his mommy for a little bit.
Alissa starts telling me I'm over protective and then tells me to just set him down, he'll be fine. O.K. you got it. Thinking that Alissa was going to be watching him, while she was in the restroom I set him down and went into his room to put some laundry away.
In about 30 seconds from setting him down I start hearing, 'Oliver, don't do that... Oliver stop it... Oliver why are you doing that?' I walk in and Alissa in in the shower, watching our little boy put all of her clothes into the toilet. The toilet is filled to the rim with Alissa's clothes! It was hysterical and thankfully the toilet had been flushed.
Then I told Alissa that, I tried to shut the bathroom door but she was the one that wanted it left open. 'You didn't tell me he was going to put all my clothes in the toilet!'
'He has never done that before but I know he was going to do something.'
Moral of the story, I do things for a reason... until of course I do things that make no sense at all and I can't tell you why I did them. But that accounts for only about ten percent of the choices I make.
Oh my goodness, it may have been the first time, but most likely it won't be the last...not sure why little ones are so fascinated by the potty...until of course it is time for them to start using it and then they often want nothing to do with it..you might need to invest in a locking toilet lid, all kinds of things can get flushed or ruined. But it does make for a very funny story!
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