Mommy Makes Aaron Do Things He Doesn't Want

Poor little scared Aaron!

Jason and I took Aaron to Six Flags, just the three of us on Sunday. We took him to the lazy river and he said he didn't want to go on it. I made him anyways and he was deathly afraid of the 1st part where it is unavoidable of getting wet. We made it to the other side without getting wet, a girl helped us go to the non-current side and the photographer pushed us through where the drips were. Aaron was practically jumping off my lap in the tube to get out of the lazy river. Halfway through though he actually liked it and enjoyed himself. The funny thing is he has been on this so many times and he always has fun...he just hates that 1st part and I guess he wasn't feeling like going on it. We had a nice lunch and then I took Aaron over to the kids section, here too he didn't want to go, but I made him anyways and then when he saw the fountain jets again he loved it and I couldn't pull him away. It is funny how he will forget something, or maybe he really just doesn't want to do it (who knows!)

When we finally ripped him away from the water fountain we went and walked around in the park. We shot at the pirate boats at Buccaneer battle and then headed to the back of the park. We got to Wiggles World and I made Aaron ride on the red cars even though he didn't want to, he was mad, but as soon as he got on he was fine.

Then the topper of all! I made him ride the TRAIN! He has ridden the train before, but Jason and I let him ride the Whizzer around June and we told him it is a really fast train (maybe we shouldn't have said that). While we were waiting for the train he can't stop crying and saying he is scared! I felt so bad, but I had to make him ride it, I mean if I didn't what would he be like when we go to Disney!! :O! It got to the point where Jason was embarrassed so he walked to the other train station and left me there to deal with our poor crying scared 3 year old. When we finally got on the train, which felt like an eternity, he was freaking out and wanted off the train. I could tell he was really timid but once we got off the train he said he loved it and he liked the tunnel the best. Kids are funny!