My mom took Toby to a Thai restaurant in Brooklyn, and he tried some seltzer. He didn't know what to make of the bubbles and kind of hated it, but couldn't stop drinking. Ahh, to be a toddler.P.S. It reminds me of this, but with more hair!
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haha...when my brother was younger he accidentally pushed 'soda water' instead of 'water' in the soda machine, and when he took a gulp he spit the soda water out all over the floor of the restaurant!! he is 17 and still LOATHES soda!!
ReplyDeleteps: toby is getting so big!! he is just beautiful.
xx
My son is the very same - I can't get enough of his disgusted little face when he takes a sip, and then his request for more as soon as he's got the first vile mouthful down. Funny little creatures.
ReplyDeleteToby is getting cutter everyday! He's becoming a very handsome young man! I bet you have all the girls in the neighbourwood knocking at your door... ;-)
ReplyDeletePriceless!
ReplyDeleteHahah...Aww..look at that last photo. He is so adorable! Happy Friday, Joanna
ReplyDeleteHa, cuteness! My son does the same thing. I can't get enough of his expressions when he drinks 'bubble water'
ReplyDeleteHe is such a cutie!
ReplyDeleteThis sort of reminds me of a time when I wasn't the best older sister. While baby-sitting my brother when he was a toddler I gave him a sip of straight lemon juice -- just to see how he'd react. Luckily he's forgotten it, so he doesn't hold it against me. I've tried to make up for my shortcomings since then.
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hahaa! when we were little my grandfather used to give us lemon slices (from the water glasses) when we were out to dinner, then laugh and laugh at our sour faces :)
ReplyDeletediana, that's hilarious:)
ReplyDeletemy sister and i used to drink my grandpa's tonic water when we were little. we called it "grandpa pop"
ReplyDelete(is that the one in park slope? loved that place! i lived there while i was pregnant.) x
so cute! My kids rarely drink pop, but when they do they always refer to it as "spicy" - they must think that the bubbles feel spicy on their tongues!
ReplyDeleteOoh, so cute!! I'm 28 and I still don't really drink soda because of the bubbles :-S
ReplyDeletePoppy xox
That is hilarious! and so cute at the same time ~jen
ReplyDeleteomg...lucia ONLY drinks seltzer. She loves it. I mix it with regular water bc the burps are out of control but otherwise she drinks it straight up.
ReplyDeleteso cute :))
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So cute.
ReplyDeleteSeltzer is my favorite drink! Always has been, and I'm sure my mom has pictures of me somewhere at Toby's age making the same face. He is just so gorgeous, Joanna! What a little ladies man he's going to be.
ReplyDeleteToby looks just like you in that last one! So adorable.
ReplyDeleteJoya!
ReplyDeleteadorable
ReplyDeleteHahaha--he is adorable.
ReplyDeleteToby is beaut - such expressive eyebrows!
ReplyDeleteMy 2 yr old son loves sparkling water! We get the stuff from Trader Joes. It has to be lime flavor. He calls it "char char". Every morning I hear "mommy can we go in the leeeeving room and have char char".
ReplyDeleteSo cute :) My daughter likes to put her nose in the glass and feel the fizziness.
ReplyDeletehe is darling! my little one likes to do the same with lemons. oh the faces!
ReplyDeletehaha :D he is SOOOOO cute!
ReplyDelete:)
oh, babies and lemons! there should be a whole coffeetable book about that!
ReplyDelete...also, poop faces:) any parent or babysitter will know what i'm talking about! :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter did the SAME thing will lemon water. She couldn't decide if she loved or hated it but, either way, she couldn't stop drinking it. Adorable.
ReplyDeleteHaha, bless his cottons. Jill's comment about fizzy drinks being spicy reminded me of a little boy's impression of soda when I went to France last year. He described the experience as 'ca pique, ca!' which means 'stings' (like a bee). It's funny how different nationalities (or possibly just different individuals) perceive different sensations.
ReplyDeleteI heard children need to taste something about 30 times before they get used to it, so I imagine you have a few funny faces yet to come!
I'm not a mother or a babysitter but I DEFINITELY know the poop face. Oh, the concentration...
what a cutie! this reminds me when my nephew was eating lemons for the first time. OH the faces!
ReplyDeleteomg i just cracked up seeing people who already commented with exactly what i just wrote! HA!
ReplyDeletei love toby! he's such a ham!!!
ReplyDeletexoxo the egg out west.
love seltzer with apple and cranberry juices.
ReplyDeletethere are times when kids will try what adults have, whether they like it or not. way back when, I told my toddler yogurt is ice cream after he made a spit it out sour face. Classic well all righty then look on his face when I told him it was ice cream. He loves yogurt.
So. Freaking. Cute.
ReplyDelete"stings like a bee" = i love that!
ReplyDeleteL yes our Todd had the same reaction.
ReplyDeleteSo, cute. This age is really funny. My almost 18 mo old, Odin does the same thing with things like cottage cheese and anything with texture. He likes it but makes those yucky faces as he asks for more. kookoo but cute. I'll have to try seltzer next time we're out.
ReplyDeleteThe faces they make are pretty funny when trying new food and drinks! I took some photos of my grandson trying spaghetti for the first time. he looked like he was in pain but kept eating it. You can see the pics here: http://thedandybohemian.blogspot.com/2011/10/no-tell-me-how-you-really-feel-about-my.html?utm_source=BP_recent
ReplyDeleteYa, I know, I'm that obnoxious person pulling a string of photos out of my wallet to show anyone who will look. :/
I just love his face in these pictures!! Haha, and I am drinking some raspberry seltzer water as I type this. Delicious!
ReplyDeleteMy son tried some of my boyfriend's ginger ale last week and he hated it, but his face was priceless. I'm glad he didn't like it though, I'm trying to raise him soda free.
ReplyDeleteThis is unbearably - look at that little face!
ReplyDeleteI love how he is totally bemused and unsure he likes it, but is still reaching for more!
ReplyDeleteI love this -- especially the first picture; nothing is curious like a small child. Plus, god-bless grandparents, right, whose job it is to give children foods their parents might not otherwise thing to give them. (Fruit leather for a snack at 7:30PM anyone?)
ReplyDeleteMine also doesn't like anything with bubbles but he LOVES ice. Truly. He thinks ice is amazing and wants more than anything to crunch it. I do my best to keep it away from him but. . .my mother taught him to use the ice maker in her fridge . . .love it. Enjoy your snowy weekend, how exciting, first snow of winter!
I love seeing babies experience sensations we take for granted. I'll never forget babysitting my cousin when she tried spicy food for the first time. She was beside herself!
ReplyDeleteI still can't get over how gorgeous Toby is! He looks so much like you!!!
I can't believe how fast he is growing! That's one of the funnest things about having a baby is watching them take that first taste of something. You can't buy that kind of laughter and joy!
ReplyDeleteHa! He's too cute.
ReplyDeleteMy son did the same thing with my drink once and now loves San Pellegrino. Want to get weird looks? Give your toddler sparkling water in public.
ha ha ha, sooo true- to be a toddler! Our daughter is the same way (just turned 1 yesterday!)- it's almost masochistic the way they keep going back for more!
ReplyDeleteShe desperately wants to play with the ice in our glass but then when she gets a hold of it she freaks out, but wants to go back for more- too irresistible!
~abigail
aka tiptoethrough.blogspot.com
i cannot get over what a GORGEOUS baby toby is.
ReplyDeleteOMG, Toby has grown so much! Geesh, they grow so fast!
ReplyDeleteBut he's lovely as usual. :D
It kills me how much he looks like Alex. He looks like you too, of course, though my husband has a theory that you don't actually exist -- you're really a fat Hispanic guy blogging anonymously from Queens.
ReplyDeleteI hate seltzer and I keep taking sips of it. The face Toby is making is totally the face I make :) And I don't have the ability to blame my behaviour on being a toddler hehe
ReplyDeleteWhat a matter of fact little man!
ReplyDeleteHe's like, and I'll be happy to take a spot of tea next, with a crumpet, if you please!
So adorable.
xx{ish.},
Mae Lu @ thereafterish.!
Toby looks so much like Alex in that last photo!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr_2sDLfll0
ReplyDeleteReminds me of these babies eating lemons!
oh my gosh!! he is so adorable!
ReplyDeleteoh my goodness...really looks like your husband, doesn't he?
ReplyDeleteCutie pie! Marc loves "fuzzy water."
ReplyDeleteMAN Toby looks like you!!!!
ReplyDeleteI was eating lemon rind from iced tea in a restaurant once and my two year old nephew watched with fascination. He had to try them too, and did and made the most hilarious faces which I recorded. He couldn't stop himself, though, even if it bothered him. He kept trying as if he expected it to taste different. I wish we could remember our own experiencces like this!
ReplyDeleteooohh!so cute!
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These photos are too cute!! :) My mom once told me a funny story of when I drank out of a straw for the first time. We were in a restaurant, and I took a sip and just had this puzzled look on my face like "what did I just do?"
ReplyDeleteIt's neat to see them experience things for the first time!
Toby looks SO MUCH like Alex in these pictures! My toddler doesn't get fizzy drinks either, when he asks we tell him, "you don't like Mama's drink, its spicy"
ReplyDeleteand then he takes a drink and makes his crazy face.
"see, too spicy."
<3
Completely adorable. He looks like you and Alex both.
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable, I love his facial expression in the third picture!
ReplyDeleteToby has such a cool New York/ Brooklyn life- I wish I was Toby most days!
ReplyDeletemy almost two year old daughter loves sparkling water, she calls it bubbles. the workers at the coffee shop we frequent get a kick out of the way she orders her own drink. "bubbles, please"!
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Naaw I just had to comment on this one. :) Adorable kiddo! He pulls such cute faces.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Has he tried a pickle yet? I'd pay to his face eating one of those. :-)
ReplyDeleteSo cute! In future he wil love bubbles!
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