


She is officially in a "big girl bed!" And she has been so obedient about staying in it. She hasn't gotten out once! Just this morning I heard her and I went in to get her and she was sitting on the edge kicking her feet and waiting for me! I'm so proud of her for being obedient!!
On Sunday we went to Liv's one-year-old Belle-themed birthday party! Happy Birthday Liv!

Potty training a toddler while nursing an infant... yes, you can in fact get the toddler on the toilet without taking the nursing baby off!
Mackenzie sprawled on the kitchen floor saying, "Oh dear, oh dear, I fell down and broke my crown!"
As Dr. Murphy was giving me the diagnosis for Aubrey yesterday, Mackenzie had to go potty really bad... for the second time since we'd been there! I had to take her, the potty seat, and Aubrey into the bathroom at the drs office, get her up on the pot, not let go of Aubrey, get her cleaned up and clothes back on, still hold onto to screaming Aubrey, and get back to the poor waiting doctor as fast as I could... only to get back in the room and hear this diagnosis, learn how I am supposed to treat it, and hear from my little girl that she did indeed need to go potty AGAIN!! Of course this time when we actually got there she didn't really have to go...
The Tale of The Shower: I put Aubrey in the shower with me so she could breath in the steam, I figured it couldn't hurt. Mackenzie who was happy to watch a movie before I got in the shower then decided that she needed to go potty. No big deal. Well, then she decided that her nose needed to be wiped and she used the rest of the roll of toilet paper to wipe her nose. While I'm in the shower telling her that she needs to stop and her nose is all clean, Aubrey falls over and bumps her head. I pick Aubrey up only to hear Mackenzie say, "I come in too, Mommy?" Sure, why not? So now I have a toddler who can't quite get her clothes off all by herself needing help right outside the curtain and an infant clinging to me and not letting me go for anything. I finally get Mackenzie in and she decides that she needs to go to the potty... again... So now there is a soaking wet toddler walking around the bathroom slipping and sliding, a very unhappy baby in my arms, and my hair is still covered in conditioner! I felt really overwhelmed, but then I felt the Lord say from Pro. 31, "'And she laughs at the days to come'... but Julie, you can laugh right now!!" And I did... I chose to give up my agenda of shaved legs and embrace this hysterical predicament! I got out, got Aubrey out, got Aubrey dressed, got Kenzie clean, got Kenzie dressed, got Aubrey breakfast, got Kenzie breakfast only to hear her say, "Mommy, you need to get dressed!" Oh yea, cuz I've just been lounging all day........................
Too funny,Julie. Welcome to the wild, wacky days of mothering :)
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