WHY do they take their clothes off so much?

[ailbhe]

This morning, both children were washed, hair brushed, teeth cleaned, dressed, fed breakfast, and out running errands (bottle bank, ALL the charity shops, and because we got very cold in the playground, chips for lunch) and then we came home and they took all their clothes off.

It's not even all that warm in here, really.

Gah.

Still, the charity shops took lots of old toys and sold us some books, so that's good.

Comments

[ailbhe]

Apparently it's because their den doesn't ALLOW clothes. Duh. But that seems a bit retrofitted to me...

[hfnuala.livejournal.com]

Hmmm, no den here. To be honest, I wouldn't push it at all as getting her dressed again when needed isn't usually that hard, but it's a ground floor flat and I like to have the blinds up without scaring the neighbours.

[nicnacpaddywac.livejournal.com]

Sounds like our house. I honestly think some of our friends (who we only tend to see at home) think Connor doesn't actually own any trousers.

[ailbhe]

"Now, Emer what do you have to do before Mary comes?" I ask.

"Pants," she says, dolefully.

"That's right," I agree.

She stomps off. "Mary doesn't like bottoms, but I DO."

[pauamma]

Emer owes me a keyboard.