Anyway, after two years of watching Mitch walk up to him, grab a toy out of his hand, replace it with a crappy toy, and then tell us, "No. I didn't take it, we traded." we have been waiting for Matty to stand up for himself. Tell Mitch, "No!" Well, it is starting to happen, and boy, did we ever miscalculate!
I did not realize that the "standing up for himself" would also apply to refusing to do what I wanted him to do!
Here are some examples of conversations with Matty from the last few days.
Me: "Matty, time to come eat."
Matty: "No eat. Play cars."
Me: "Matty, time to change your diaper."
Matty: "No diaper. Play choo-choos."
Me: "Matty, time to (fill in the blank with some sort of boring task)."
Matty: "No. Play toys. No boring task!" (OK- I made that last part up. Sorry.)
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No, no, no, say it isn't so. I was hoping that our sweet little second children would never turn on us!
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