The Piano Incident & How It Was Resolved

Tonight, as my children were having their daily piano together time, the inevitable happened.

Kian slid off of the end of the piano bench and managed to find a way to hit his head on the leg of the piano.

There were many tears to be shed as it turns out. Husband and I jumped up to scoop him up and try and comfort my poor little Kian guy.

Kaiden and Vivienne decided to try and comfort him in a different way, however.

While Husband, Bregon and I were all loving on him, Kai and Vivienne decided to gather things that they thought would cheer him up and make him stop crying.

It was so sweet and cute in their own ways respectively. Kaiden brought Kian one of their toy Revel cups that they like to sit their sippy cups down inside of as to act more grown-up.

Kian still cried, even though he gratefully accepted his brother's offering of a cup.

Vivienne, in the meantime, had headed over to the dining room where their feeding chairs are located.

She grabbed Kian's fork off of his tray, and set about to find something to put on it.

Kian's bowl was almost empty and Kaiden's was nowhere to be found, but her bowl was still pretty full of mashed potato's.

She grabbed her bowl and brought it back into the living room, fork in hand, to try and cheer up her very sad brother.

The scary part is that she was dead serious about being allowed to feed him her mashed potato's from that fork!

He was pretty sceptical about all of this, too, and rightly so. Her aim isn't always the best!

Somehow, she managed to scoop up some mashed potato's and even steer the fork into Kian's mouth without putting out his eye or worse!

Scarier still, it worked. Kian had stopped crying and accepted the mashed potato's gratefully.

Well, almost gratefully, as he decided at the last minute to peg Vivie in the head with that Revel cup. What are brother's for, anyways?

We had a good giggle over Vivie feeding Kian mashed potato's until she ran out and began to whimper herself.

By that time, it was DEFINITELY time for bed! It's amazing how my tiny trio each know exactly how to cheer the other up when the they are sad!