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[senoritafish]

When giving the kids a bath the other night, I noticed Avalon had a circular mark on her shoulder. The skin wasn't broken, but was red and a little scraped-looking, and looked suspiciously like a bite from another small child. I had my ideas about who it was, but decided I couldn't prove anything, so I gave all three of them a stern lecture that biting each other is not allowed and let it go.

While I was sitting typing at work, it suddenly occurred to me that I could have determined for sure who the culprit was; Angus is missing a front tooth, and the mark showed all of them. Feeling very proud of my mental detective work, I called home to tell John what I had deduced. He said, "Oh yeah, I already figured that out and told Gareth he'd better not bite his sister anymore, or he's in big trouble."

So much for my career as a private investigator.

Comments

[bakayaro-onna.livejournal.com]

What is it with children and biting? They all do it, especially to sibs!

[talonsage.livejournal.com]

*giggles* Well, sometimes the daddy gets to be the mommy...don't sweat it, you know all our braincells feed the placenta while we're gestating, don't you?

[senoritafish.livejournal.com]

Heh, that would explain a lot!