One Naughty Kid

Parker has taken to finding great fun in our reactions after grabbing a handful of hair and yanking with every ounce of his might. We’ve been working with him on the concept of a ‘soft touch,’ but sometimes we forget and let out a bit of a resounding “No!” “That hurts.” I am confident that Parker understands that he shouldn’t be pulling our hair because immediately after one of his lightening quick snatches he starts signing “No!”……with BOTH hands no less.

Yep. He’s one Naughty Kid alright.

Parker likes to use diaper changing times as another avenue to highlight his new found naughtiness skills. Cleaning out an ostomy bag takes both hands. Actually, during this process I often find myself wishing I had three or four hands but, alas, one has to make due. Parker realizes these sessions require both my hands and attention as he decides to entertain himself by trying to stick his big toe up my right nostril. I sure he views this as therapy in increasing his eye to foot coordination.

Yep. He’s one Naughty Kid alright.

Parker also likes to look me straight in the eye and sign “Monster”, complete with scary face and frightening growl to let me know just what he thinks of me for making him take his medicine.

Yup. We are talking one Naughty Kid.

But you know what? I couldn’t be more thrilled. I’m thrilled that he is feeling well enough to be naughty and drive us nuts. That just proves what I have always believed: Parker is just a typical Hodson boy. Rowdy and as full of mischief as the other two were at this age. And I couldn’t be more proud. Or thankful.

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One Naughty Kid during a recent Cheeto break.

Comments

  1. Jessica says:

    That’s one naughty kid! But he’s too cute in the process! I’m glad to see Parker feeling better!

  2. Christina says:

    hihihi, too funny with the monster thing :-) Kid has character, that is for sure.

  3. Barb says:

    Welcome to the naughty club Mr. Parker! I just smiled as I read about Parker’s personality. All BOY!!! The monster sign has me in stitches! I love it. So glad he has the energy to be giving you a run for your money. Hoping for the energy us mommies need to keep up with these fellas of ours. Hugs to Parky.

    Barb and Michael

  4. Michelle says:

    Oh you just give that naughty boy a big ol hug from us! I love his cheeto break picture!

  5. Rebecca says:

    Ah, those naughty kids. Gotta love them!

  6. annb says:

    How cute! I love the monster imitation. I’m sure my kids thought that a time or two about me!

  7. Kim says:

    Love the monster sign..:)) I also love those Cheeto breaks :) Glad to hear he is causing mischief too!

  8. Melissa says:

    I’m so happy to read this!! Mischief is a good thing sometimes :)

  9. I LOVE that Parker is a normally naughty little boy!!
    You know that I giggled through this post, right?

    When Wil, who was never expected to walk or talk or have measurable intelligence, began to feel safe and secure enough to scream and have tantrums…my heart filled with joy. I was glowing that having been abused the entire first year of his life, my son felt loved and would let it all out.

    Here’s to naughty boys.:) It’s a sure sign of improving health and a thinking brain. And what an adorable Parky fix!

  10. Melissa says:

    I love it!! :) Nothing wrong with a little naughtiness every now and again :D

  11. Chris says:

    I so hope I get to meet this naughty cutey some day soon!!

  12. annie says:

    My favorite is him signing monster to you! lol!
    I’m so glad he is up to being ‘naughty!’

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