Baby and Parenting

So...How am I going to explain this one to my wife?

I remember those words I mumbled to myself just before I gave up scrubbing a once beautiful carpet.

All my son wanted to do is be a "big boy" and drink out of a regular bottle instead of a “sippy cup”, as he called it.

I just wasn't in the mood for a lengthy fight that day when he approached me with a bottle of juice. So I gave in and let him drink from the bottle.

His chest puffed out as if he were now a "big boy" and proceeded to carry the bottle up to the kitchen table. I smiled as I watched him sit it on the polished wood. I was thinking I did something that made him feel good and he that he was getting to be my "big boy".

I then turned to finish writing an article I had been working on forever . At least it seemed that way.

What happened next?

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