Taking Advantage of the Situation

Mommy was giving Avery her daily bath before bedtime tonight.

Avery was tired, so Mommy wasn't going to have her stay in the bath long.

But Avery was making it a little more difficult because she really wanted to sit at the opposite end of the bath from Mommy.

She even leaned against the wall of the tub for a few seconds, which was kind of cute, but another sign that Mommy needed to get her out (clearly a sign of how tired she was).

Then Avery moved a little closer to Mommy (almost within reach to rinse the shampoo out of her head), stopped, and got a certain telling look on her face.

Uh-oh.

Trying to think fast, Mommy's arms swooped in and attempted to lean her back to rinse her hair.

Too late.

Mommy wasn't sure what to do because it looked like Avery still had work to do. Then Daddy came in and had a idea.

Daddy sat Avery onto the toilet and let her finish her business there.

Ta-da!

(P.S. You know your life has been profoundly changed when this story is blog-worthy.)


Avery's Re-Wash (and 1st Bath in Our Kitchen Sink, Too):