Thursday, January 31, 2008

Shake, Shake, Shake

After my heavy post from last night, I needed to share something a little light-hearted. (It is more potty humor, sorry!)

Last week when I went to pick P up from therapy, his Occupational Therapist was giggling.
"P told us all today about how boys have to shake after they tee-tee on the potty, but girls wipe." (Ah, the joys of raising mixed gender multiples!)

I laughed along with her, then asked if he had demonstrated.

"No, fortunately not."

It is too bad. She missed the funniest part. Although he knows that he is supposed to 'shake.' He doesn't understand what, why or how. When he finishes going to the potty, he climbs down, goes to the center of the room, bends his knees slightly, puts his hiney in the air and shakes his bootie like he is doing a little dance. All the while chanting, "Shake. Shake. Shake."

Then, with a look of smug satisfaction he pulls up his pants and proceeds to wash his hands.

10 comments:

Maria said...

That's awesome! Thanks for the smile...and flash forward in to potty training a boy!

Pam said...

I knew this was the topic when I saw the title.

I was just thrilled to hear he washes his hands. I am still working on that step with my son, and he is 8.

Perri said...

Now I have the KC and the Sunshine Band song stuck in my head while picturing him doing this.

Kelly @ Love Well said...

Too funny! I'm so sorry he didn't demonstrate his moves for the OC. That would have made for some memories.

Anonymous said...

That is too cute!

peapodsquadmom said...

Oh, that's just too cute. Our bbg triplets are in the trenches of potty training now (seems like we've been here FOREVER!) and these things crack me up.

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Mary Lou said...

That picture in my mind is just too funny I laughed out loud.
Can't imagine training two little boys..thought i would loose my mind with just the one.....my girl was soooo easy....Blessings on your day tomorrow...

MamaBear said...

Oh, how I LOVE your blog! I know when I come here I can always count on a good laugh or an encouraging thought ... you are such a wise and insightful mom, and although your children may cringe someday when they read these stories, I know they will be thankful you took the time to record these precious moments!

Mandy said...

That is precious! Made me smile...

Sunshine said...

This is the FUNNIEST thing I have read in a while - I am still giggling - Sunshine