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Cooking with Pooh
Filed under: Toddlers Preschoolers, That's Entertainment
My daughter is in a stage where anything to do with butts, poop, or -- to a lesser extent -- boogers, is hysterical, so, through joking with her, I've reverted to a pre-pubescent version of myself that snickers every time someone farts. Here's a typical conversation:
Edan: What if a window was...A BUTT? (we both laugh hysterically)
Me: That was a good one.
Edan: What is a tree had...A BOOTY?
Etc.
Hence, when I first stumbled across this oddly-titled cookbook, I immediately started laughing. I'll be purchasing a copy for my daughter -- partially so we can continue the adventure of cooking together, but mostly because we'll both get to have a little giggle every time she says the title.
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7-20-2007 @ 1:01PM
maria said...OMG - my kids are so in this stage. My teenage babysitter and I have decided that the difference between boys and girls is that girls eventually outgrow it. (I hope!) I keep asking my son - what exactly is so funny about pee - and he just laughs.
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7-20-2007 @ 2:46PM
Ginny said......better than cooking with placenta. GAG
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8-01-2007 @ 6:00PM
Angela Bone said...I have another great book that you can check out on Amazon.com The name of the book is "SPOTTED JEANS AND SPECKLED FACES." It is about a little red haired girl name Kinsley that learns the spots on her face are called freckles in a very unique way. The book has been read at several day care's and school's. The children seem to have loved it very much. :0)
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