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Hi again! Did you enjoy reading my Best of Mom Moments-Part 1? If so, then I think you'll really enjoy the rest of these stories, shared with me from fellow mom's in the trenches of motherhood.

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I was changing my daughter's clothes when said that she wanted to get a shirt on. Suddenly she grabbed her boobs and said "no mommy, monkey eat my boobies!" I said "what?!?!" She was serious and said "no mommy, monkey eat my boobies!" I was so confused and asked her where she heard that. She said "me" and pointed to herself. I said "but who told you that? That's not going to happen. Did you dream that?" She says again "no mommy, monkey eat my boobies!" At this point, I am legitimately concerned. This back and forth went on for a while, until I realized that she didn't want me to put her shirt on because she needed to "breastfeed" her monkey before nap time. It is amazing how much little minds pick up through observation. I guess she learned what breastfeeding was very quickly after the arrival of her baby brother!
My daughter had not been acting like herself all morning. My sweet girl who normally has an insatiable appetite was not showing any interest in any food, even her favorites! We went out for the morning and she seemed to be feeling much better, but I noticed a look in her eyes that stated …show more content…
Instead of putting him in “tighty whities” as some may call them, I thought why not put him in boxers? Biggest mistake ever! The day was disastrous—my son would hold his pee and would never go in the potty, but did decide to poop, leaving a trail in his wake. And by trail, I mean it was all over the place! It took all my might not to cry! Oh the “joys” of potty

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