Every morning the 3 year old gets into bed with me at some ungodly hour and wants to chat about his breakfast requirements.
3 year old – I would like coconuts for breakfast
Me - You’d like coconuts?!
3 year old – Yes, like [Teacher Friend Mother of 3], she has coconuts for breakfast
Me - I’m sure she doesn’t
3 year old - When we stayed there she gave us coconuts for breakfast
Me – Shhh, now, go back to sleep
It is only now, hours later that it dawns on me …
He means Coco Pops.
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Karin @ Cafe Bebe on January 27, 2010
A perfect way to start the day…Coco Pops!
Perhaps not for you though…
Karin
admin on January 27, 2010
I’m just as bad – I like them too!
Kate @ UpsideBackwards on January 27, 2010
Ah. My 3 year old recently discovered Coco Pops too, and was very taken with them. We have told him that they only ever come at Christmas, in small boxes, for breakfast at Nana’s house. So far he believes us, but he loves the supermarket and is bound to spot the big boxes sooner or later. I suppose I should prepare a strategy now…
admin on January 27, 2010
We call anything like that ‘holiday cereal’ … we get them when we go camping and that’s about it. They quite like the idea so when we go to the supermarket they also call it holiday cereal. I’m sure in a year or two they will question why holiday cereal is on show all year round, but until then …
Brit In Bosnia on January 27, 2010
Ahh, bless him. But thank goodness your friend isn’t haven’t coconuts for breakfast, that would be an enormous hassle!
admin on January 27, 2010
Can you imagine the hassle, jeez.
Heather on January 27, 2010
Would have been great to see his face had you presented him with a coconut though.
admin on January 27, 2010
..as I hacked the top off with a machete and handed him a straw?
Could be worth a try – Bamboozle him right back!
Julia on January 27, 2010
Not as healthy after all. I thought for a moment that he might been watching the Jungle Book. Sweet.
Muddling Along Mummy on January 27, 2010
I love that – no darling there’s no way its coconuts … oops coco pops ! Not convinced that chocolate for breakfast would work in this house
Jodie at Mummy Mayhem on January 28, 2010
Ha ha…so cute. 3 yo’s can be hard work, but GOD they’re funny! x
Victoria on January 28, 2010
We have holiday cereal too. Otherwise it’s shreddies and porridge all the way. We also have coconuts. Seriously.
admin on January 28, 2010
You have coconuts?