WELCOME to our blog! Our family began in August of 2000 when Jody and I were married and has grown into a family of 6! We have 3 beautiful daughters and 1 handsome son! This blog was created in January of 2006 for our family and friends and to serve as a scrapbook for our kiddos in the years to come! Jody is the youth minister at our church and I am a stay at home mom! Here you will find stories and pictures from Living Life Livingston Style...we love to hear your comments too, more motivation for blogging :)

Monday, September 22, 2008

Does she really like human flesh?

We are beginning to wonder if our youngest 2 year old (since both Lizzy and Anna are 2 right now) likes the taste of human flesh! Lizzy being the smallest has decided that "biting" is the best option to get what she wants from her sisters. Today she has broken the record (at 4pm and the day isn't over) and bitten 3 times, 2 to poor little Anna and 1 to Emma. This past weekend she surpassed her total record, I can count the bites from looking at her poor sisters bruises on their arms and legs! Wherever we go I feel the need to explain why Anna has bruises in the shape of a cirle all over her for fear someone will think it was Jody or I! We have tried almost everything (the almost is the one thing we haven't tried that will work) to get her to stop and luckily she has only bitten her sisters, Jody and I. We've tried spanking, putting her in timeout, I even resorted to biting her back, but she only laughed. She knows what she did was wrong because shortly after we hear a scream of "Lizzy bit me" we hear "Sorry, Anna" (even if it's Emma because she's gotten so used to saying sorry to Anna). Does anyone else have any suggestions from another "chain-biter"? Any advice Anna & Emma would greatly appreciate!

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Yeah she goes at her sisters with her mouth wide open for the bite! I saw this when I kept them the other Saturday! She is really quik too! When I told her not to do that she said " Sorry Anna" " Sorry Anna"

Love Grandma Teresa

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