Every year, Mr. A's boss gives him a tin of Kirkland European cookies. It takes us an eternity to finish off these tins because we're not huge cookie eaters. (I mean that both figuratively and literally.) Never fear, CalvinCookieMonster has been making a vehement volunteer pitch to help move this along.
Just yesterday, it started as soon as he woke up:
Awesomeness: Good morning sunshine! Did you have good sleeps? (don't judge, he's a 2-year old)
Calvin: *excitedly jumping up and down* COOKIE!
Awesomeness: No, baby, we don't eat cookies right now.
We have the tin out on the breakfast bar (which I know is mighty contradictory to the fact that we don't eat them for breakfast) and every time anyone walked over that way:
Calvin: COOKIE!
I would ask if he was hungry, and he would get excited and run over to the breakfast bar:
Calvin: COOKIE! COOKIE! COOKIE!
At one point, yesterday, there were 4 adults standing near the cookie tin. Calvin must have thought that, surely, one of us could get him what he needed.
Calvin: COOKIE! COOKIE! COOKIE!
This did not end well. As soon as the four of us moved away without producing a single cookie for him, he melted down into a screaming, kicking fit. Thankfully, our company thought it was funny in a pathetic way and were not planning to stay for very long.
Today, we are hiding the cookie tin.
3 comments:
Kids are so hard huh? My two little ones are about the same age as yours and so I totally feel your pain!! We had the same problem with chocolate (right after the holidays!) Lovely!
Sounds like my 2 year old anytime ANYONE has brought anything sweet into the house. lol
I don't normally have too much of an issue with sweets. Both of my kids have inherited my love of salty foods and usually snub the desserts.
We've had cookies in the house before and they've had to be thrown out. For some reason, he just loves these ones.
A lot.
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