In my house, it’s usually because somebody got into the honey. I don’t understand how a squeeze bottle of honey is so hard to use without getting honey everywhere, but apparently it is. My husband is the worst offender.
The stickiness comes from baby goo, a substance that children exude from their fingers and palms from the moment they stand until around the age of eight. There was no other logical explanation.
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Nathan Daniels Premium Member about 5 years ago
Ew. I always want to know how and why everything ends up on the floor. But I guess I know that one, too.
Julie478 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Searched his website and Facebook page. Again, no bonus panel.
Nicki's ZoMcYo about 5 years ago
In my house, it’s usually because somebody got into the honey. I don’t understand how a squeeze bottle of honey is so hard to use without getting honey everywhere, but apparently it is. My husband is the worst offender.
Greg Schienke Premium Member about 5 years ago
The stickiness comes from baby goo, a substance that children exude from their fingers and palms from the moment they stand until around the age of eight. There was no other logical explanation.
Indianapolis Smith about 5 years ago
Small kids have an aura of stickiness that follows them everywhere.
Tue Elung-Jensen about 5 years ago
One of those questions you really don´t want answers to later on – if having a boy.