On whistling in the bathroom

A few items of back story for the following video clips:

Megan loves to "whistle" to get our attention. This is done by placing her fingers in her mouth, and squealing as loudly and as high as she can.

Robby talks about poop before he actually does it, so when he started the poop talk this morning, I had him sit on the potty just in case we got lucky. While on the pot, he started mimicking Megan's whistling. I got the camera and had him do it some more.

Megan had still been asleep in my bed, where she joined me this morning when Mike left. She heard her signature call, and came to see what was going on. I tried to get her to whistle too, but she had "deep morning voice," and couldn't quite pull it off. Still cute, though!




I love how Robby says he wants off the potty, but really doesn't. This is why he was on the toilet for 20 minutes this morning, asking to get off and then kicking and screaming when I took him down. And side note-- Robby has always known the word "no," but has only since his 2nd birthday truly discovered the power he can wield with it.