I was sitting outside the other day with my grandson and grandaughter and two of my friends stopped over. We were sitting there talking and Ava, the 2 year old said she had to go to the bathroom. I opened the door for her and in the house she went. She can go by herself. Hubby was inside anyhow if he needed me.
Well she came back out and tapped me on the leg and said, “I have to wash my hands.” I told her in a minute because I was talking to the lady. She kept tapping me and saying the same thing and of course I kept telling her, “In a minute honey.”
Well I guess she was waiting too long so she tapped me again and said with such a serious look on her little face, “Grandma, quit talking NOW, so I can wash my hands.” I had to turn away because I didn’t want her to see me laughing.
Well I don’t want to have her discouraged about cleanliness after using the bathroom so I excused myself and took her in so she could finally wash her hands. After she dried them off, she said to me, “there, that’s better.” Such a little lady she is.
I had to laugh, it was so cute. I told my son about this and he said yes they have been teaching both her and Aiden to wash their hands after using the bathroom and they are both very good for doing just that. It was just the look on her cute little face when she said that.
So all you grandma’s, when your grandchildren say they want to wash their hands, by all means quit talking and take them to clean up. You will get told, otherwise. LOL
Darlene
Ind. Watkins Associate
https://www.watkinsonline.com/ddemell
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Hey Darlene,
How funny and sweet as well 😀
I can imagine the look on her face.
And you know that saying, "Cleanliness is next to Godliness" 🙂
Thanks so much for sharing, as always, I appreciate YOU and your participation.
Tammy