
Recently, Kristen was with the kids at Port of Subs without me, so of course Eddie needed to go potty. It was already a struggle helping him up onto the toilet seat while still holding Violet, but then there was the little detail of the bathroom floor being freshly mopped. I don't laugh out loud very often, but I sure did when I received the text from Kristen informing me that she may have pulled her groin. After somehow recovering from doing the involuntary splits without dropping Violet, she was reminded of a handy item from Dave Barry's 2008 gift guide: the restroom baby hanger.
For Eddie
Eddie loves his share of boy stuff—Star Wars, superheroes, cars, etc. But spending most days home with Kristen means he has seen Pride & Prejudice more than a few times. By now, he has really gained a decent understanding of marriage and society in 19th-century England. His favorite character is "Mr. Jingley," but we couldn't find any good merchandise that features him. Instead, I think he'll happily settle for this Mr. Darcy muscle shirt.
Alternate: A Magic 8-Ball that answers "why" questions.
I would say all Violet wants for Christmas is her two front teeth, but she's not picky. Any teeth will do at this point.
2 comments:
what a cute faily. DO they actually make a baby restroom hanger?? Im sure i could use one too :)
Seriously... nobody is going to comment about the fabulous Mr. Darcy muscle shirt? Our readers are becoming slackers, methinks.
And yes, the baby hanger is a real thing. I have been tempted many times to buy such a contraption. More businesses should install those little baby seats that fold out of the wall in the family restroom.
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