David: “I hope Wade gets a sister.”
Daddie: “You want a sister, huh?”
David: “No. I just want Wade to have a sister.”
Me: “Um, David, you do realize that if wade has a sister she’ll be your sister too?”
David: “No! I don’t want a sister.”
Dadie: “Do you want another brother?”
David: “Yes, but no sister.”
Me: “So why do you want Wade to have a sister and not you?”
David: “I just don’t want a sister.”
Me: “What would you do if you had a sister?”
David: “I’d hit her.”
Daddie: “What? That’s not nice. You don’t hit anyone.”
David: “Well, I don’t need a sister. I have a mommie.”
Me: “What? Never mind. If Mommie and Daddie ever have another baby and it is a girl she’ll be your sister too. And you’ll just have to live with it.”
David: “No! She won’t be my sister. Only Wade’s. O.K.? Now just stop saying that!”
And with that I threw my hands up in the air and walked away.
God help her if we ever do have a daughter.
LMAO, She’ll have to be tough as nails!
Oh dear…
I think he may be surprised and love her to pieces. As her older brother, he can protect her, um, and tease her. Yes, I think he would love her.
That’s so funny! It’s crazy how kids think sometimes!
Whatever happened to that kid in the doctor’s office…”don’t worry, I’m gentle” – we thought he was so good with the ladies.
When/If she ever makes an appearance, I bet he falls in love with her. Eventually.
My 6-year old and 4-year old hate girls … except Mommy, Auntie, Nana and all the girls they know in school.
Hmp.
Mike
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Oh this is so funny! Kids say the cutest things! I wish I’d had a blog when my kids were little. I would have had so much fun with it, lol!
They will fall in love with her if you ever have one.