Thank you for daring to spend time in our lively abode, which is currently home to a teething little one, a spirited “threenager,” and two exhausted parents. I genuinely value your friendship, which is why I’m inviting you to experience the chaos of our daily life. However, I must extend my sincerest apologies for a few quirks that may have made your stay feel a tad less luxurious than a hotel room for $100 down the road.
Apologies for the Chaos
First off, I’m truly sorry that my toddler’s enthusiastic rendition of “The Wheels on the Bus” at 6 a.m. on Saturday morning disrupted your slumber.
I apologize for the yogurt situation—only cotton-candy flavored push-up tubes were available, and I know that’s not everyone’s breakfast of choice.
It seems my toddler’s potty chair insert gave you quite the scare with its unexpected Disney princess jingle in the middle of the night. The sound of a swooshing magic wand can definitely catch you off guard!
I’m also sorry for the creative sticker application you experienced, as my toddler decided your skin was the perfect canvas—yes, that includes leg hair and eyelids.
Our house may have been a bit dusty during your visit. I only had time to vacuum before you arrived, so please excuse the crumbs on the floor in exchange for the clean, shiny surfaces that will await you next time.
You might have also noticed a small, naked human wandering about. It’s a charming stage we call potty training!
I regret that our dinner plans had to be scheduled for 4 p.m. to avoid the judging eyes of other patrons while my toddler indulged in spoonfuls of ketchup and my baby practiced their floor-dropping skills. Next time, let’s just opt for takeout.
I’m sorry for the baby’s cries that interrupted your night—our “cry it out” method is a work in progress (sorry not sorry).
Once the kids are asleep, our adult conversations turn into hushed whispers, thanks to our little light sleepers.
You might have had to stand while eating since two of our chairs are currently occupied by a booster and a baby seat—my apologies for that!
And, of course, you may find yourself catching a cold after your stay. My kids seem to be magnets for what we call “The Daycare Special.”
Open Invitation
Life before kids is a far cry from what it is now, but amidst the chaos and lack of privacy, know that our home is always open to you. You may sacrifice sleep, but you will gain an abundance of love.
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In Summary
In summary, while your stay may not have mirrored a hotel experience, it was filled with love and laughter—just a little louder and messier.
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