Habits Are Hard To Die

Habits are hard to die. Remove the letter H, you still have ‘a bit’… remove the letter A, you still have ‘bit’ and remove the letter B, you still have IT!! Baby is having a ‘relapse’ and is back to her addiction of mummy’s boobs several days ago, albeit a mild addiction, which normally spikes during the day before her nap and when she wakes up from her nap. Today I brought out a red cili padi again… broke it into 2 and rubbed it onto my boops. But this boops addict ain’t scared. She put her mouth onto the spicy boops to lick it and then giggled and said “spicy”. Then this rascal took the chili and rubbed them onto my boops and she thought that it was funny. Then she rubbed them onto her own chest cheekily and played with the chili. Before I knew it, she rubbed her eyes with her hands OMG!! The consequence was disastrous suffice to say. She bawled and rubbed her eyes some more with me screaming and running to her and pulling her hands away…. quickly washed her hands but she bawled some more as the sting took effect on her eyes. I quickly wiped her eyes with a wet hanky, gave her some water and put some ice cubes into her cup of water and that managed to placate that rascal, phew!

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Author: Shireen

I am a WFHM of 3 lovely girls - Alycia, Sherilyn and Cassandra. I am a health, fitness and clean freak. I am a freelance content writer and occasionally help out my other half in his food catering business. I also do product reviews and accept sponsored posts on my blogs. I hope you'll enjoy reading my blog as much as I enjoy sharing my day-to-day adventures and mostly boring ranting :P Welcome to my blog! :)

8 thoughts on “Habits Are Hard To Die”

  1. wah, your boobs must be made of steel, no spicy ‘burn’ from the chilli padi! Ditto Baby’s lips, tongue and chest skin!!

  2. I am sure this incident will fix her addiction! Doesn’t the chili padi hurt your boobs? One solution for spiciness is milk, it neutralizes better than water.

  3. Salt will remove the chilli padi sting from fingers. Sometimes I forget I’ve touched chilli padi then rub my eyes. Owww! Even after soap washing it stings, only salt washing will remove it.

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