Category: Status

Tonight Keira got a plastic top from one of her toys and 4 random little people in to top and sang the Little Einstein song. Then the little people and Rocket took off lol

Keira climbed up on the EvenPure heater, sat with her feet hanging over the front and said “It’s a Car! Beep! Beep!” Couldn’t yell Get Down!! because I was laughing to hard.

As we were getting out of the truck Keira said with a big smile “Ooooh Myyyy Gooosh I hit myself inda head!”
I said “What?” and she kept repeating it just to make me laugh!

Tonight, Keira came out of the bedroom carrying walking barking doggy, sat it in front of the stove (so she could see herself) and started panting like a dog would – it was so funny!!

Butt Naked, Keira walks into the kitchen pulling her toy bucket and says “Water in Bucket!”
Me “No. We’ll get a tubby in the tub.”
Keira “Water in the Bucket”
Me “Let’s go to the bathroom and get a tubby”
Keira “Water in the Bucket”
Me “Let’s go Keira get a tubby in the bathroom”
Keira stands and yells “Water in the Bucket”
Then PEES IN THE BUCKET!

I found a Gluten Free form letter to the school online today – I found this part most interesting: “In addition to food, [Student Name] should also avoid contact with craft products that contain gluten. Of most concern to me are play dough, pasta, hay/straw, fingerpaints and paper mache, since they are products that almost always contain wheat and/or are likely to get under his fingernails. Other… products that may contain wheat are glue, paint, and ink. To be clear, [Student Name] does not get a reaction just from touching gluten, however if it gets on his hands and fingers it could be transferred to his mouth. I would be happy to review the ingredients of any craft products in the classroom to determine if they do contain gluten. If they do, I will be happy to provide [Student Name] with a suitable substitution.”
Do you know how much Play Dou Keira eats in a day!?!??!?!

I found a Gluten Free form letter to the school online today – I found this part most interesting: “In addition to food, [Student Name] should also avoid contact with craft products that contain gluten. Of most concern to me are play dough, pasta, hay/straw, fingerpaints and paper mache, since they are products that almost always contain wheat and/or are likely to get under his fingernails. Other… products that may contain wheat are glue, paint, and ink. To be clear, [Student Name] does not get a reaction just from touching gluten, however if it gets on his hands and fingers it could be transferred to his mouth. I would be happy to review the ingredients of any craft products in the classroom to determine if they do contain gluten. If they do, I will be happy to provide [Student Name] with a suitable substitution.”
Do you know how much Play Dou Keira eats in a day!?!??!?!