Blaine's 'No' Day

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Recently, Blaine has learnt the word 'no'. Obviously, we try and teach him what the word means so he gets an understanding of it but we don't really say it as much unless we really needed to so he's clearly caught onto it and decided that he doesn't want to do anything at all today.

"Here bud, want some breakfast?" Sebastian coos as he sits down next to him with a bowl of cereal.

"No" he pouts.

"Its your favourite, look" Sebastian brings a spoonful up to show him.

"Open" he coos as he puts the spoon near his mouth. We would let Blaine feed himself but because it's cereal, he's more likely to shove mouthfuls of it in there or get messy with it.

"No baba" he whines.

"Fine, baba will have some then" Sebastian went to put the spoon in his mouth but Blaine didn't like that idea.

"Nooo" he reaches for it.

"Here" Bas puts the spoon in his mouth and soon Blaine was finally eating his breakfast. We soon get breakfast over and done with before I decided to see if I could get Blaine into some clothes for just around the house as he was in a nappy and shirt.

"All clean" I coo as I wiped his mouth.

"Ehh" he whines for me. I get him out and head upstairs, I set him down, making sure the gate was closed properly before picking out an outfit.

"Ok mister, let's get your bum changed" I say as I decided to change him on the floor. I managed to get through his nappy change before he started to fuss.

"No dada" he tries to roll over but I place my hand on his belly and roll him back.

"Just a few more seconds honey" I tell him as I quickly slipped on his blue Mickey Mouse socks and his blue joggers.

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