The other day I had a really bad headache and was worried that it was going to turn into migraine, so I went to lay down for a bit. Liam got really concerned and was in my bed stroking my arm and telling me, "Oh Mama, you going to be OK." I told him thanks and then all of a sudden he dashes out of the room and comes back running with a Diego band aid in hand.
He says, "Mama, I know how to fix your head! We forgot to put on a band aid." He then puts it on, gives me a kiss and says, "see, all better!."
And you know, I did feel better!
Another funny Liam story:
While Bryn was here, we explained to him that she had a baby growing in her tummy and he even got to feel him kick. I showed him some pictures in one of my maternity books of how a baby grows and fits inside a moms tummy.
A few days later, we went into a maternity store. They had one of those belly pillows that make you look a few more months pregnant. (But they need butt and arm pillows too, maybe it's just me, but those seem to grow along with the belly.)
Anyways, I tied the pillow onto Liam and pulled his shirt down. He thought it was really funny and was prancing around the store.
A little while later he is in the dressing room with Bryn and starts to cry. I pull back the curtain to see what's the matter, he looks up with big tears in his eyes and says: I don't want a baby in my tummy!!" Sob, sob, sob. He grabs onto his tummy and says it hurts. I then notice that there is an unpleasant smell and ask him if he needs to go "stinkies" and he says, "Yeah, I do." I take him and it turns out his tummy was a little sick, and that it was gas pain, not baby kicks that he was feeling. I explained to him that he will NEVER have to have a baby in his tummy and that only girls can have babies. He was really relieved and couldn't get out of the store fast enough!
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That is so sweet about the head ache story. You have obviously passed down you thoughtfulness and niceness to your cute, cute son. And the baby in his tummy story is pretty funny.
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