I was at the changing table, cleaning up a particularly nasty poop of Quin’s, when Millie walks over, grabs the edge of the table and peers over at her brother.
“Baby,” she says, her face stern and serious. “Stop grabbin your junk.”
I was at the changing table, cleaning up a particularly nasty poop of Quin’s, when Millie walks over, grabs the edge of the table and peers over at her brother.
“Baby,” she says, her face stern and serious. “Stop grabbin your junk.”