This is the first of my new weekly series that shares the greatest lessons in life… those we learn through the fresh eyes of a “wee one”. I am a firm believer that you learn best from experience…or utter lack of experience.
Today’s Lesson:
Trust must be earned! Don’t just give it out for free or it’ll end up costing you.
Like snowflakes, every individual is unique…so why do I think I can treat my two very different boys the same??
My oldest son, so gentle and timid, could always be trusted around an electric socket, markers, even a pair of scissors.
My youngest son, not so gentle or timid, should NOT be trusted with ANYTHING. I trustingly handed him a crayon and coloring page to keep him busy and he defaced the whole house in like 6.8 seconds flat! Now it’s costing me lots of clean-up time 
No fear though, another thing I’ve learned because of my “wee ones”, the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser really is magical!!
Now I’ll leave you to enjoy & reflect on Essa’s beautiful art gallery
I call this one “Terri-table Twos”
“Cold Inner Soul”
“Cliche”
Hey that looks like my house! My 3 year old will color on anything if given 2 seconds of freedom!
Oh no! We’ve only had a few instances of this, thank goodness. Your captions cracked me up. “Cliche”…love it!