
**Fortunately, the above is just a reenactment of what actually occurred. I placed an empty mug on the coffee table and he went for the mug. This was done to demonstrate how much he is interested in coffee.

One day, when I was in a morning haze, I placed my coffee mug on the coffee table distractedly. I look over and found my son had grabbed the mug and was in the process of taking a giant gulp of my prized beverage; I was horrified.
One would think after this experience it would be best to keep an eye on one's coffee mug more closely. But no, regretfully I report that the very next day he got to the coffee mug again.
Since these incidents, I no longer keep my coffee mug on the coffee table. It is hidden in an abstract corner of the room away from little hand's grasp.
I bet your son would love a little tea pot of his own. We have tea parties all the time. Happy Monday Sarah!!
ReplyDeleteKyndale! What a genius idea!! I am going to get him a tiny tea pot :)
ReplyDeleteHappy Monday to you too!!
I love the teapot idea. Much less tanins. He probably wants to be an adult in every way like his caffeinated mom.
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