This past Friday, I was getting myself and the boys ready to walk to a friend's house to play for a bit. We were all dressed and ready, except for shoes. I needed to sit down and nurse Gizmo right before we left, so I told Bug to get his shoes and put them on his feet.
Bug got his shoes out of the closet, plopped down and tried putting them on his feet. He usually doesn't have any issues putting his own shoes on, but he was struggling. I called from my seat on the couch that he needed to put -that- shoe on the -other- foot. He obeyed.
But, he was still struggling. I finally noticed (from my seat on the couch), that the tongue of the shoe was scrunched up. I told Bug, "You need to pull the tongue out!"
Now, before we go further, I must explain, I have told him this before. I have showed him what it meant, and explained how it helped his foot go into the shoe more easily. This is not a new concept.
So....back to where we were...I told him, "You need to pull the tongue out!"
And he stuck his tongue out. And just happened to get his shoe on at the same time! He looked so pleased that it actually worked. I laughed. A lot.
Then we went through the EXACT SAME THING with the other shoe. Bug really things that sticking -his- tongue out helps get his shoe on!
And, once again, I laughed. A lot.
Monday, October 11, 2010
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3 comments:
That is adorably funny!
So cute! I can't wait until Jill figures out the shoe thing. She really, really wants to be able to put them on herself. She just doesn't seem to have any of the skills yet though. It's not a shoe-on-the-wrong-foot problem, it's a backwards problem, haha, for her right now.
That's awesome. :)
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