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by Paige Loaring

10 Things You Can Get Away With as a Young Toddler

Don’t you wish you could get away with the things that our little people do?

Young toddlers seem to be able to get away with a lot more things, before the real rules of life etc come in. If us adults did these things we would definitely seen as rude or manner-less or just a little bit disgusting but when our offspring do it its seen as rather cute and laughable. Isn’t it funny how ages makes such a difference in life? I’ve come together with TEN things that a young child learning about life can get away with.

O N E – Be naked whenever you want.

T W O – Not having to share their food but will eat yours.

T H R E E – Ignoring and selective hearing.

F O U R – NAPPING anywhere, anytime.

F I V E – Watching the same thing 10000 times.

S I X – Making a mess and not cleaning it up yourself.

S E V E N – Crying over nothing/little things.

E I G H T – Picking their nose wherever they please.

N I N E – Disclaiming they need a poop (or wee).

T E N – Accidentally insulting – “your tummy is squishy” “What’s that on your face”.

What do you think? We could definitely not get away with these things, right?Can you think of anymore things that I haven’t included in this post?

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Written by Paige Loaring for her blog, Paige and Little.

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Im Paige and Im a first time mummy to a fun loving, adventure seeking toddler. Blogging about everything from motherhood to lifestyle to home and fashion including our life adventures. As well as strong advocate of mums and women supporting each other!
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