The Boy knows how to unbutton his shirts.
He doesn’t know how to button them up; he just unbuttons them.
This means that he now feels empowered to change his shirt every time it gets dirty. Every time. Do you know how often that happens with a boy? Do you? DO YOU? [insert maniacal laughter]
And he needs help to put on the new one, because of course he always chooses a new one with buttons. So that he can take it off when it gets dirty.
All. Day. Long.
Speed bumps in my day. Exciting theme park rides in his.
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You are so funny! I love it! My oldest is 9 and he still changes clothes MANY times a day. Just cuz he likes to change clothes! As long as clean clothes don’t end up in the dirty basket, right? ; )
I know I’m tired but I can’t quit laughing….lol
Man, that is funny. The cuteness outweighs the inconvience, right? I don’t even know how you get anything done with kids that cute walking around the house all day.
Oh I know exactly how many times a boy gets dirty… times four!!
Yes, yes I do know how often a boy gets dirty! Do you know how often they are allowed to change their shirts in a day? Only for blood, baby!
I am right there with you with my 4 year old son. His eyes pop open in the morning and he jumps out of bed to get dressed. I don’t know why getting dressed is so exciting, but it is. All through the day he pays careful attention to what he is wearing and how dirty or clean it is.
I have friends who tell me how their little girls change clothes all day every day and I have to laugh and tell them so does my son.
I knew he was sick the other day when I came in my bedroom and he was lying there awake…still in his pjs!
Funny!!! My 4 boy has been begging to wear overalls. I said no last winter b/c he couldn’t get them on & off without help. He is anxious to get a pair this year since he can snap them on/off by himself.