But, that isn't even the coolest part of this story. So, the other day she is out riding it and I hear, "look mom!" and I look over and see this:
Holy crap...where did she learn that? So then yesterday she was doing it again so I said, "just wait I want to take a picture." So I run in to get my camera and come back out to take some photos and next thing I know she starts doing this:
I have such a little dare devil on my hands. And p.s. she does have a helmet and she wears it all the time except of course on this day. Generally we don't let her ride without it but when we went out yesterday I wasn't even planning on her riding and then suddenly she was doing tricks. I didn't dare stop the tricks to put on the helmet because I thought they may not happen again so I decided to take the pictures first. Alas I look like a bad mom...again.
6 comments:
whatever. you are not a bad mom. they never had helmets when we learned to ride bikes and look at us. just fine. but i never did tricks, so... that may have something to do w/it. but you are still a great mom. we all know it. ;)
Oh wow! I would expect that from a boy, but a cute little gal like her?? That is great! Watch out, Mindy, you might have a little tom-boy on your hands.....send her over and I will put her in a gray sweatshirt. Did you know I have a blog now? Yeah.....if you want to see it it is shipdog.blogspot.com
what a cutie! looks like you have a little daredevil on your hands :)
I love her. So cool tricks. Oh to be young and able.
Playing without a helmut does not make you a bad mom. We raised 10 before riding without a helmut would land you in jail and they all survived. A helmut is a nice safety feature but certainly allowing your child to play without one isn't going to send you to hell - jail perhaps but not hell. Tell Rob I washed a barrel for you guys. Let me know if you want more. Don't make a special trip just to wash a barrel although we would love to see you anytime you can come.
OK, I’m feeling myself climbing on to a box of soap....I don't care much for what it looks like, anyone who would make a snap judgment like "no helmet= bad mom" is stuck in a miserable place. I much prefer peoples who truly don't see the deficit in your parenting but rejoice in your surplus of (in this case wise judgment) Way to be a good mom!
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