Messy, messy kids!

My little, cute, naughty nephew, a two-year old boy makes his mother tired every day.

My son does the drooling all over everything thing now but my nephew is the king of messes around here. This little boy was trying to prove he can pour his own milk one day and completely missed the cup..There was enough milk on the floor, chair, table, and his clothes to piss a cow off..he then decided he wanted to fingerpaint so we set him up with some clothes we didn't care about and made sure he stayed on the mats we put him on..we went to clean up the milk and he managed to paint the couches, the wall and the t.v. while we were gone...

If you used Magic Erasers by Mr. Clean it would have come off like nothing. So keep that in mind for the next time it happens. It just wipes off like it is erasing it. Best product on the market right now. Works good for showers and bathtubs too. I know because I clean houses for a living and I use them all of the time and they save me lots of work. No more scrubbing. It wipes everything off and then just a quick rinse and shinny new. When my kids were small there was no such product around and I know how hard it is to get crayons and pencils and pen markings off of the walls. My kids were bad for coloring on the walls. I had to wash them many times. Good thing I owned my own house and not renting. Alrighty then, talk to you later my friend, Have a good mylotting day, Chris

LOL. No, I'm not laughing at, but very near you. I think we've all gone through this. My children range in ages from 16 to 6 months, I have 6. I think that when they are this age they have no concept of what "neat" is. That comes from seeing how you keep the rest of the house, etc. Continue to be the example and she'll soon catch on. Though, she'll more then likely go through the same thing as a teen. And, with one that young invest in some Mr. Clean erasers. They work wonders on marks on the wall without removing your paint. I've limited my messes though by having two toy baskets out in the living room. I can quickly throw all the toys back in there when they are done, and I rotate toys. In the bedroom they have a bookrack with bins so things are easily tossed in bins, and a huge toy box. I don't worry about setting things up all nice and neat for display-it's only going to be pulled down, so tossing things in boxes works for now. Good luck. Namaste-Anora