For the Purpose of This Post…<\/b>
\nlet’s assume that my youngest son’s name is Levi. Of course, that isn’t really his name. His name isn’t the point of this post but having a name is important for the example. And I’m a wee bit paranoid about people that I don’t know knowing my son’s name. On to the conversation which happens to be an example of the egocentric tendencies of this 3 year old.<\/p>\n
This is a conversation that we have multiple times per day. Usually, I’m praising his sweetness, preciousness, etc.<\/p>\n
Me: Levi, you are so sweet!
\nL: (said at a yell) No! I not so sweet….I’M SO LEVI!!!!!!!!
\nMe: So you’re not sweet?
\nL: (said in a normal voice, like, matter-of-factly, duh) No I not so sweet. I’m so Levi.<\/p>\n
At least he knows who he is. It is funny how three year olds KNOW what 30 year olds ponder. Don’t you think?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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