Guy Guy Guy..... Guy Guy Guy...
Sharkabit comes running around the corner and is screaming Guy Guy Guy.... He has a look of panic. I am kind of laughing at him and realize that he wants me to follow him.
Anyways I follow him around the corner, he kneels down and starts saying Guy Guy Guy again. This time pointing.
You have to look really close to see the headless Lego down in there.
He keeps looking between me and the vent. He wants me to get into the vent and fish out this guy. (Gross~ look how dirty it is down there) I realize that the vent in the kitchen dining area is disgusting. Maybe I should take this opportunity to clean it.
At only 20 months old you think I would be concerned that he is playing with Legos and that I am not watching him like a hawk. But he has been playing with them for months. I know it will only takes one to choke on.
After I fished it out of the vent and cleaned it. He seemed to happy to have the headless Lego guy back.
17 comments:
Awww, it is so funny what they can latch on to. He is so cute:)
He's a man that knows what wants, huh? And he wants his guy-guy-guy!
Your pics are really good! Like your names:)
that headless lego guy... he is so loved!
so cute...
my word... the great moments you capture! :)
that headless lego guy... he is so loved!
so cute...
my word... the great moments you capture! :)
That is too funny! How in the world he noticed that!
I love the shot of him looking in the vent.
It funny how I let the Nicolo play with things I would not have dared let Francesco play with, i.e. Matchbox cars and other smaller than "age appropriate" toys.
That is adorable! Isn't it funny how the third child...we worry less about those 'little things'...our little 2 year old has been playing with Legos for over a year now...no way would I have had those for the oldest at his age! Those pictures are priceless!
That is a terrific shot of him peering into the vent. You must have an older home. I love older homes. They have character.
(I also worry about choking, but still let her play with her tiny Waldorf pretend fruits and veggies. She adores them and we've talked over and over how they are not to go in her mouth).
That is sooo cute! Sounds like he was quite worried about losing his lego guy! We don't have a lot of small toys around because Caden is the oldest, but he is also pretty good about things in his mouth...I think you have to go by your kid, not just the general rules...
Cute pics...was he thinking...mom, why are you taking a picture instead of getting my guy out of the vent? LOL!!
Isnt it funny how they try to communicate with us? Its like playing charades all the time until you eventually figure them out and know what they are going to say before they even say it. Such a cute story!
could his little hands and arms be any cuter?!
LOVE that shot of him looking down for his lost "guy". At least he was concerned he lost it and wanted you to fish it out. Wonderful shots - they really tell the story well. :)
Now the question is, did he put the lego man in the vent himself? Or was it an accident? Bryce occasionaly "accidentally" drops things into the vent and then becomes "distressed" until I get it back out. From the look on his face in that last photo though, I'd say he was well and truly glad to have his guy back! :)
I love the photo of Sharkbait peering down into the vent. So funny.
That is so cute, and I have no problem with the fact that he plays with legos. I think some kids are chokers and others are not and moms tend to know the difference.
When we went to vote in November, our little guy started murmuring 'Lost a shoe, Lost a shoe.' We suddenly looked down and realized he had lost a shoe down the sewer as we were walking out! That morning found Daddy face down on the ground digging out the shoe from the sewer with the spare-tire-ratchet-thingy from the car.
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