Ethan was excited to talk to the big guy, and asked for his own set of (Disney) Cars Lego's.
Their experience with Santa was in stark contrast to their experience at the dentist the day before. Ethan got upset because he wanted Brooklyn to go first (so he could play with the dentist's train set in the lobby for just a little bit longer). Brooklyn was doing fine until half-way through the check-up, when she starting getting upset and ended up sobbing uncontrollably. It wasn't until after we got home that we were able to figure out what she was so upset about - she didn't want to get new teeth. We recalled that Brooklyn started getting upset after the dental hygienist observed that Brooklyn had such pretty, new, white teeth. Brooklyn must have thought she was going to be getting a new set of teeth.
So, now we know that the dentist is scarier than Santa Claus.
So, now we know that the dentist is scarier than Santa Claus.
Jen and Brooklyn went to a friend's house earlier this week to make gingerbread houses (thanks, Kate). They turned out cute. When Ethan saw them after he got home from school, he decided they would make good houses for his Lego people, and shoved one in the front door, taking a few icicles out in the process.
3 comments:
So glad potty training is going well, not looking forward to that myself. And how funny that they were scared of the dentist, which is understandable. She does have some pretty teeth.
It's always so funny to me when there's a santa at a ward party! Too funny (yet sad) about Brooklyn and the dentist!
What a cute little potty girl! And a darling gingerbread house you made. I'm sorry to hear about your dentist visit. I'm dreading taking Ezra in... when we brush his teeth we have to lay him down on his back, pin his arms down, and straddle him while we pry his mouth open. Then he splutters and cries the whole time. It's miserable. I wish they could put him out while they do a thorough teeth cleaning.
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