Once we let him out of his carrier, he had a mind of his own--telling us when to stop and when to go with the tug of his hand. We knew it was trouble when he saw a parked car at the park. He is fascinated with cars, trucks and vans. He walked right over to the car and wanted to get in! There was no talking him out of it--thus the tantrum came on big time. Remember what I said about the park being extra busy? Well, we had all kinds of eyes staring at us, wondering why 2 white folks were making a Chinese toddler cry his head off and flail his arms & legs. Thank goodness we had packed some Cheerios. They worked as a mighty distraction so we could quickly leave the park and get back to the hotel!
We had a few other chances today to capture Mason's 2 year-old strong-will personality. Check this out:
It's quite a journey we've been on. We wouldn't change a thing even if we could.
3 comments:
Ahhhh...:) Even when he's saying "No" his eyes are looking at you with "Love". As if to say--if I say "No" will you get upset? Love it.
Thanks for sharing--such a privledge to watch your family grow--and this miracle unfold everyday.
Lisa
seriously - nothing like being the white people making the chinese toddler cry!! Been there!!
I KNOW this gets better when the communication gets better!!
Ok, the video is just too cute! That spunk will serve Mason well in the long run, but it's no fun dealing with a tantrum in public! I rememberEthan melting down at Michaels after too much shopping. And his smile is just so precious!
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