My SWEET, SWEET Boy

Isaac sometimes has a hard time listening at school. When he gets a warning at school, he has to "move his clip." And when he moves his clip, he loses rewards at home (e.g., playing Super Mario with Daddy). He moved his clip 2 times last week, so we had a little talk. (And before you judge my conversation. . . I know I'm bad!)

Mommy: "Isaac, Mommy is disappointed that you moved your clip 2 times this week. Ms. Jenny isn't going to want you to be in her class anymore if you keep getting into trouble."

Isaac: "Will she kick me out?"

Mommy: "Yep." (I know, I know, I know. . . I'm mean.)

Isaac: "No she won't! She thinks I'm sweet!"

(Ms. Debbie and I have both talked to Isaac's teacher to make sure he isn't being really, really naughty at school, and Ms. Jenny has told both of us how sweet Isaac is. Obviously, the child is listening ALL of the time. . . he just doesn't always follow through.)

English Muffins

Isaac has been really into speaking Spanish lately. . . and he does know several words. The other morning, I had some english muffins for breakfast.

Isaac: "What are those?"

Mommy: "They're called english muffins."

Isaac: "Does that mean they can't speak Spanish?"