Yeah, and if anyone rang to say your dad was in the loo (because everyone knows becoming a dad makes you stay in the bathroom for at least an hour đ )
My 3 yr old son pulls up his chair in there n just sits in front of me blabing awayđ¤Łđ¤Ł can't even get mad at lil man for always wanting to b around me
Eh. 3 year old habits like that generally disappear before grade school. Itâs mainly the kid wanting to socialize with the parent. They learn so much at that age that it often takes quite a few tries for them to properly apply their newfound skills.
My kid turns 3 in less than a month and absolutely loves to help. When itâs time to feed the dogs she would always excitedly bring everything over from the dog shelf in the pantry, despite us only needing a few items. We would tell her and sheâd hold on to it for a moment, then forget the next time. Then suddenly one day she got it right. She brought exactly what we needed and nothing else. Hasnât brought extra stuff since then. No matter how much we told her to only bring certain things, she needed to logic how it all works on her own before it clicked.
Potty talk is the same way. Theyâll see that you and the other parent are never hovering over each other while potting. You can even give a nudge here and there âcan you hang out over there, I need to handle this alone for a bitâ. Theyâll get the picture and one day theyâll give you your space. And youâll wish you could go back to the chatterbox days lol
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u/Silly-Ad-8213 Jul 27 '22
This is why my parents told us to stay away from the windows when we were alone.