Well, almost no one. There are just two of us, actually, who put Alden in the corner with any regularity. That would be Robbi and me, and we put her in the corner about three times a day, and sometimes four, depending on whether or not she feels like having a snack.
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Space, you see, is at a premium in the barn, and so Alden’s appointed space of eating is between the wardrobe and the antique fridge, just behind the piles of diapers, paper towels, and surplus toilet paper. We tell you this so you know where to find her should you chance to visit the barn at mealtime.
We have dinner seating for guests that is nearly as glamorous as Alden’s cozy nook, but we’ll save the photo for another post.
Have you guys considered cutting a product placement deal with Procter and Gamble? Or have you already? ;-)
When Baba visits, Alden’s high chair is moved over tothe table at meals!
Sorry, Mom, I guess we forgot to tell you about the new policy: visiting grandmothers also have to eat in the corner.