Baby Blues by Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott for April 24, 2024

Now I’m hungry for spaghetti.

Isn’t that usually what a 2 year old does.

How do you get parmesan cheese in your underwear? You are amazing, Hammie!

That rhymes.

Take him outside and hose him off. Then bring him in for a bath. And I’m pretty sure I don’t want to know how he got parmesan cheese in his underwear.

A hose in the back yard? The bees might enjoy an easy food source, if you keep him penned up in the yard.

He should get dessert for making it rhyme!

I’m just waiting for a waiter to come by and ask if you want freshly cracked pepper over your knees.

I want to ask how he manages this, but I already know the answer is “on purpose”.

Hammie is soooo proud!

Not to put too fine a point on it, a lot of people have Parmesan Cheese in their shorts …….. without ever having dined Italian. ……ewwww!

I DON"T EVEN want to know how Hammie got Parmesan cheese in his underwear.

Hammie actually ate garlic bread-toast!! Most kids I know turn up their nose at the flavor of garlic. Yeck! Personaly I love lots of garlic. Helps keep the mosquitoes at bay in the summer time too.

Time to introduce Hammie to the advantages of taking a shower.

The kid knows how to eat spaghetti right.

I would advise wrapping him in a towel and carrying him to the tub. Or perhaps Wanda and Darryl should invest in a set of runners laid across the floors from Hammie’s chair to the bathroom.

isn’t Hammie a bit too old for that by now?…(boys will be boys, I guess!)

Makes me want Garlic Toast! But I may never eat Parmesan cheese again. :-P

Throw him outside and hose him off.

ok he’s gonna make a spaghetti bathtub

But it looks like he has peanut butter around his mouth and in his hair. Spaghetti sauce is not tan.

And this is why kids require baths. Some don’t just eat food, they wallow in it.

And Hammie is happy.

Mission accomplished!!

Ah, dining with small children. I once asked my mother how she and Dad dealt with my brother and me, in restaurants, when we were Hammy’s age. “We didn’t take you to restaurants when you were that age”.

Nice rhyme!!!

Good God. No wonder the younger couples are rethinking of extending family.

When my nephew was a baby my brother & his wife set the high-chair in a plastic wading pool. Afterwards they would take it outside & jump it out.

Hammie, that is disgusting.