This evening, Brandon and I went to dinner with some high school friends. On the way there, I asked Brandon to behave at dinner. He was ok to take the troublesome trucks to dinner. He knew to leave them in the car when he went to school, but he said, “Take them to dinner though.” So I told him he had to keep the trucks with him at the table (don’t roll them on the table), and he had to behave. I even asked him to agree. He said, “I agree.” So I held him to that agreement. I thought another baby was going to there, but she and her mom ended up not coming. Even more reason for Brandon to behave at dinner, since he was the only little kid around. He did well for the most part, but didn’t want to sit in the high chair. He wanted me to hold him; he sat on my lap most of dinner. They brought out a celery/carrot appetizer for him. He ate them mostly, in between the chips. For every celery stalk he ate, he’d eat a chip. He even tried to outsmart me, he’d bite the carrot stick, chew it up, then point to the chip. I would hand him a chip, then he’d spit out carrot bits. So I had to wise up and made him swallow it before giving him the chip. After dinner, he was allowed down to visit with Auntie Laurie and sat on her lap. He played with Auntie Alexa and the troublesome trucks, passing them back and forth. He also sent them over to Auntie Kasey. After dinner, Auntie Alexa took him outside for some jumping. They were hopping down the street and were going a little slow. We realized there were people behind us and when we turned around, they were hopping, too – just like Brandon! He was having fun until he realized I wasn’t right there. It still took him awhile to realize I wasn’t there. I told the girls I’m glad he’s friendly, but now I have to worry about someone walking off with him. When he did realize I wasn’t there, he kinda freaked out, turned around twice, and started going towards the hopping people looking for me. He regained composure after I picked him up. Just a momentary lapse.
On the way home, I told him he behaved, and I was happy with him. I told him he ate too many chips. He said, “I swallowed them though.” Ok, that is true, he didn’t spit them out. He didn’t roll the trucks on the table until he was prompted after we were all done eating. When I got home, I was putting away the dirty dishes and he went into the corner and said, “Pooping now.” When I went to change him, it looked like 2 piles of poop, so I’m thinking that THAT was why he didn’t want to sit in his own chair. His diaper was too full of poop. I asked him when he pooped at first, at the restaurant or in the car. He said in the car.
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Dave just got in and Brandon was telling him what he ate. I prompted he ate celery. He repeated, “Celery Clinton.” Too much election coverage on the brain?