Those of you that have been following my blog for awhile know that Chase, my son who is three years younger than Cody, is a tease. The two boys have a one-of-a-kind relationship. When Chase comes to our house, he almost always talks to Cody first. Then the teasing begins. Chase knows exactly what to say to get Cody worked up. For some reason Chase finds this amusing. (I, however, find it rather nerve-racking.)
Today was no exception. Chase came to our house right after lunch and walked over to where Cody was sitting. He started to talk to him, but Cody, anticipating Chase's inevitable teasing, reacted differently this time. The conversation (or lack thereof) went like this...
Chase- How was
Cody- Ah-la-la-la. I can't hear you.
Chase- Cody, I said how was
Cody- Ah-la-la-la. I can't hear you.
Chase- Why are you
Cody- Ah-la-la-la. I can't hear you.
Chase- What are
Cody- Ah-la-la-la. I can't hear you.
It appears that Cody has found a new way to deal with Chase's teasing.
3 comments:
Very effective. Good for Cody.
Pefect. Good idea Cody. I had a Sunday schooler one time in my class that did that. He pretended that he had a piece of string running through his head out each ear and he pulled it back an forth and said those exact words.
Good coping skills that he has learned.
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