I found a bathing suit for Hailey for next summer on clearance and she has insisted on wearing it almost every day since we bought it.

For Wordless Wednesday, stop by 5 Minutes for Mom.

There isn’t really any rhyme or reason to this post, it’s just some random stuff that Hailey does or says that I want to remember.

Hailey has a few big words that she says:

• “Mommy, I NEED a cal-ca-later”  (calculator)
• “See the albatross” as she points to an albatross in her Wild Animals magazine
• “No, no.  It’s dan-gous.  My need to be safe.”  (dangerous)
• “Oh mommy.  It’s dec-o-ations.  It’s nice.  Dec-o-ations are reeeeeally pretty”  (decorations)

Hailey loves books by David Shannon and her favorite book is “No, David.”  If you haven’t seen this book you have to check it out- I have never met a child who didn’t love this book.  On one of the pages in the book David has escaped from his mother and is running down the road with no clothes on.  You can see his bare little bottom as he runs away from her.  Of course, Hailey thinks this is just hilarious.  One day while Rich was reading this to her, he told her that David was “butt-naked.”  So, now of course- this is Hailey’s favorite new phrase.

• When I try to get Hailey dressed for the day she says, “No clothes!  My NEED butt-naked!”
• Every time I change her diaper she runs from me through the house saying, “No clothes!  My NEED butt-naked.”
• And of course, the other night while Rich and Hailey were outside playing- Hailey shared her new phrase with our next door neighbor.

Hailey is one of the pickiest eaters I have ever met.  Almost every night at dinner she says, “My can’t like it.”

And my two favorite things that Hailey says:

• “Mommy is pretty.”
• “I love you too Mommy.”

…here at the Livin’ With Me household.  Today, for the first time, Hailey styled my hair for me.   I absolutely love to have my hair played with but Rich refuses to do it.  And I have tried over and over again to get Hailey to brush and style my hair. 

Finally today, she did it.  She’d brush my hair and then step back and look.

“It’s cute mommy.”

Or “Mommy’s hair is pretty.”

And even “It’s different.”  (She made that comment when she had brushed all of my hair forward to cover my face.)

This continued about 15 minutes.  Then the timer went off on the oven signaling that dinner was ready and I had to make her stop. 

She said, “Please mommy.  My fix mommy’s hair more.  Please.” 

Have you ever heard such sweet words?

I’ll be too busy getting my hair done this weekend to do much blogging- so everyone have a great weekend!

(By the way, I am still going to host giveaways, but I am no longer going to have them start on Saturdays.  From now on a new giveaway will start each Tuesday.)