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Well? Where’s My Drink?

Posted by nicole hill gerulat on August 8th, 2011 at 11:31 am
photo15 279x300 Well? Wheres My Drink?

Check out how she holds the straw

Evie first drank out of a straw when she was about 4 months old. I didn’t press it on her, she just grabbed a straw and started sucking on it. At about 5 months old, she could actually get liquid out of the straw so I had to keep a better eye on her and my drinks.

I was getting ready to leave one morning and my husband yelled for me to come back in. Apparently, Evie started army crawling (that’s our latest excitement) towards my trophy mug (do you and your friends call your hospital water jug that too?), grabbed it and started drinking.

The kid is genius. Or thirsty.

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 Well? Wheres My Drink?

1 Comment

She IS genius. It takes my kids forever to figure straws out.

the emily commented on Aug 17 11 at 11:21 pm

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