We all know that little sister’s don’t like to be pushed around. Speaking from experience, I’m the youngest of four myself, I grew up trying to act bigger so that I could “get back” at my older siblings.
Well the other day I was in the kitchen and heard the kids laughing in the living room. So I went to investigate and what I saw made me want to laugh and tell my kids “NO” at the same time. Is that possible?
What I found was Luke’s little sister “fighting back”. You see Luke often grabs a-hold of our baby girl’s shirt when she walks by and then proceeds to pull her over. Well, this day our baby girl was fighting back. She wasn’t about to be pushed around, instead she was doing the pushing and Luke of course thought it was very funny.
I decided to laugh a little, record what I saw on video, and then tell them “No, don’t do that anymore.” I figure that is a fair trade, I have the “action” documented so we can laugh when the kids are older and for now we are learning that it is “not funny to push or pull other people over”. After all I don’t want my kids to the “bullies” at school.
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