I know that Elly decided to dress up April as a Goth baby in order to set up the visual with the flour, but it is still strange to see baby April in all black. I don’t think my daughter had any all-black outfits until she was a teenager and went through a Goth stage.
April is 12 months old and wears 18 month outfits. This means that April is a big kid if she is already too large for the 12 month size, OR whatever store Elly goes to for baby clothes is terrible at sizing (not an uncommon problem).
The reference to the full-size crib is very strange to me. The comic strip has shown April in a full-size standard crib since late April of last year.
Elizabeth can’t just pick up the baby. She has to report the baby to Elly with such vigor that Elly throws her coffee cup in the air. Is Elly shocked April is in the flour, or is she shocked that Elizabeth has not learned to take care of that baby herself so Elly can spend her time drinking coffee with Connie undisturbed?
Now that John is there but the baby is not clean, does this mean John was always there or does it mean Elly is really, really slow cleaning that flour off her baby?
Elly may talk a good game with John, but Connie knows full well that Elly didn’t “blink”- she was simply not paying attention to her kid and left it to Elizabeth to watch her. I know Elizabeth is in the same room with April and has to take care of her every night, but I don’t think Elly should expect her to do that all the time. She should have some time off. Elizabeth is not April’s nanny.
I know that Elly decided to dress up April as a Goth baby in order to set up the visual with the flour, but it is still strange to see baby April in all black. I don’t think my daughter had any all-black outfits until she was a teenager and went through a Goth stage.
April is 12 months old and wears 18 month outfits. This means that April is a big kid if she is already too large for the 12 month size, OR whatever store Elly goes to for baby clothes is terrible at sizing (not an uncommon problem).
The reference to the full-size crib is very strange to me. The comic strip has shown April in a full-size standard crib since late April of last year.
Elizabeth can’t just pick up the baby. She has to report the baby to Elly with such vigor that Elly throws her coffee cup in the air. Is Elly shocked April is in the flour, or is she shocked that Elizabeth has not learned to take care of that baby herself so Elly can spend her time drinking coffee with Connie undisturbed?
Now that John is there but the baby is not clean, does this mean John was always there or does it mean Elly is really, really slow cleaning that flour off her baby?
Elly may talk a good game with John, but Connie knows full well that Elly didn’t “blink”- she was simply not paying attention to her kid and left it to Elizabeth to watch her. I know Elizabeth is in the same room with April and has to take care of her every night, but I don’t think Elly should expect her to do that all the time. She should have some time off. Elizabeth is not April’s nanny.