So it happened coming out of the car wash, Daisy was in the middle row, Lennox was in the back seat, buckled into his car seat, which is always a process with a three-year-old.

First there's the season where every time you have to buckle him in, then there's a season where he wants to buckle himself in,

which is the season we're currently in.

Here's a little fun fact.

He's not very good at it or fast at it or thorough about it.

So that's aggravating, but he will cry if we go back and do it. I can do it myself.

And so there's always the waiting and there's always the triple confirmation. Did Lennox finish buckling everything up? Is it done properly?

I mean, I'm'm talking is it at his

sternum is it tight enough or like oh no it's tight it's like you can fit nine of

him in there that's not going to work and so we successfully got the

confirmation from Daisy who is 10 and a details person so Daisy says no dad he is buckled in and so we come out of the car wash because during the car wash everybody's unbuckled. It's a circus in our car. Everyone's looking up the sunroof and watching the

octopus detect the car and there's tears sometimes. It's just lots of, all the things guys.

And so coming out of the car wash turning left spot the opening and so I gun it we take the left turn and dad says

Daisy says dad dad and I say what?

She goes, Lennox.

I go, what, did he unbuckle?

She goes, no, he tipped over.

At which point I said, he did what?

So I quickly pull over under the side of the road and look back and sure enough Lennox is

tipped over he is in his car seat I will let you know buckled in perfectly to his

car seat the problem was his car seat was not buckled into the car.

And so this was the first epiphany.

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