I know what I am, how about you?

It's a great, comforting feeling for anyone, especially a toddler, to know who they are.

Kelsey and I were driving to Target a couple weeks ago, and as we are driving along she is peppering me non-stop with typical toddler qustions:

*Where are we going?
--> Target
*What are we buying?
--> Food

(now getting silly with the questions)

*Who are my friends names at school?
--> Allison, Paige, Meghan, Izzy
*Whats your name?
--> Daddy Cooper
*Whats my name?
-->Kelsey Cooper.....

Whoa, not quite right there Mr. Smart Guy...At this point, I learn that she is not in fact Kelsey Cooper..

I am corrected with her correct name,

"No Daddy, I am Princess Kelsey, don't you know?"

I guess its true - you hear something enough times you start to believe it!

Now, if I start saying "A small wedding is best, A small wedding is best" maybe by the time she's ready for that (you know, like age 40 or so) she'll agree!