You would think we never buy toys for this child.
No one is drinking any of those for at least 24 hours. And yeah, we’re making a stop at Toys ‘R Us tomorrow to get her some proper blocks.
Apr 9, 2006
It’s Time To Buy Her Some Blocks
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Tales of one woman stumbling her way through motherhood.
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She’s still gonna prefer the coke cans over the blocks, right? My parents gave up on toys and just let us play with pots and pans around the age of 2, I believe… they realized we preferre those anyway!
I’m with Mrsfortune, they still prefer the stuff NOT meant to be played with. ZOe had a draw and a cupboard in the kitchen and those items got played with more than the gazillion of dollars worth of toys the rest of family bought for her, I gave up after about 6 months…
Funny! You can see the Kangaroo Playard thing in the background.
My son is partial to Campbell soup cans himself…
I’m thinking send it in the ghetto parent hacks.
If you can’t afford blocks, no worries, just pull out the coke cans and let them at it.
LOL –
My daughter does the same stuff – creamers at the restaurant work quite well…
lol I was going to comment…blocks w00t, but she will always prefer the cans!!
Guaranteed Cordy will just go back to the soda cans instead of the blocks.
Just like when you buy the kids a toy and they like the box better 🙂
Kids are a riot!
I hate to tell you but the coke cans will still be more fun…oops, I see someone else beat me to that, lol! OH well…it is worth a shot to avoid the spewing of EVERY drink. Children are soooo much fun aren’t they?
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My son would love Cordy. He won’t play with toys either 😉
My cousin’s little boy toddler got a big Tupperware set for Christmas and it was the gift he ended up playing with all day.
OK, OK, you’re all right: she will probably prefer the cans over any blocks I buy her.
So, anyone think Coke might be interested in purchasing my pictures for their next marketing campaign?
“Diet Coke – tastes great, and entertains your kids!”
At least we’re teaching the valuable “recycling” lesson early.
She will always prefer the Diet Coke Cans!
it will never fail to amaze me how happy kids are with the simplest items
just like during holdiays when theyd rather play with the box than the toy
LOL
Holy crap, I thought those were *empty* cans. Good thing they weren’t Dr. Peppers!