Thursday, August 30, 2007
Sunday, August 26, 2007
My babies babies
After all the fuss about trying to find Jack's baby, which Adam now favors, I thought I would share pics of just how much they do love them. These pics were taken last night. Adam is sound asleep with one baby on his face and another one near by. Jack is using 2 of his babies as a pillow and one to snuggle with. I was going to keep the spare babies for back up, but I decided to let them enjoy all. Aren't they so cute!
Thursday, August 23, 2007
Family Room
Here are some pics of our family room. I think I'm finally done decorating it. I still need to put photos in the frames on the wall, but other than that I'm done! Nancy sewed each curtain panel, extending them to 95 inches. I love the way they turned out and look. There are so many things I love about that room and of course Chad loves his flat screen tv on the wall!
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Monday, August 20, 2007
We love daddy!
The boys have been so fun lately. And I only say that because each day they seem to understand more and show their personalities more. I love to sit back and watch them interact with each other.
Today, I gave the boys each the same toy to play with. Jack kept taking Adam's toy and crawling in the opposite direction. Adam was chasing him, while Jack was trying to do his best to keep away. Later in the day, Jack was sleepily sitting on the couch with his binky and baby, when Adam came right up to him, pulled his binky out of his mouth and ran away with his baby. Jack cried and cried. Most of the time they get along well and like to play with each other. I love when they make each other laugh and then try to copy each other.
Jack is still trying to walk. He can walk across the room and take about 7 steps until he falls on his bottom. He likes to walk, though he looks like he's a drunk man wobbling around. If he's in a hurry he will crawl. I would say in the next week he will be walking exclusively. Adam still is not sure legged. He is standing on his own for a few seconds, so I know it won't be long until he's a walker.
Tomorrow I am hosting a playgroup. This playgroup is about 5 moms from the library that get together because the library playgroup we usually go to on Tuesdays is off for a few weeks. Beside this group, the boys and I also belong to the New Albany Moms Club that meets every other Friday. This group consists of moms that have little ones between the ages on 1 month to 2 years. The next playgroup we attend is the neighborhood playgroup. This meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. All the moms live in the neighborhood and have kids about the same age as Adam and Jack. We are also doing a Breakfast Club that meets once a week. Now obviously this is for the moms to enjoy hot coffee and adult conversation. The four other moms that do the breakfast club I met through the other playgroups. As if we aren't busy enough with playgroups, we still attend Gymboree once a week. Thanks to Gwen, I do have a social life as a mommy! Thanks Gwen! (When Gwen and I aren't busy with the playgroups we go to each other houses...everyday, or just about).
Chad's always wondering if I ever say anything about him in the blogs. Well, here's my Chad shout out. Chad is a great daddy. This weekend, whenever Chad would leave the room both of the boys would start crawling to the baby gate crying. Of course I was like, "Hey, I'm still here!" I guess little boys and their daddies have a special bond. Today he brought home 3 large toys that his co-worker gave to him. It was like Christmas when he came upstairs with his presents. I love that when I hear the garage door open, I say to the boys, "Daddy's here!" and they both crawl as fast as they can to the baby gate and wait.
Last thought to leave you with. You know how most people (probablly all) hate speaking in front of people? Well, Chad has to do a speech in front of over 2,000 on Thursday. Doesn't that suck! Good luck Chad.
Today, I gave the boys each the same toy to play with. Jack kept taking Adam's toy and crawling in the opposite direction. Adam was chasing him, while Jack was trying to do his best to keep away. Later in the day, Jack was sleepily sitting on the couch with his binky and baby, when Adam came right up to him, pulled his binky out of his mouth and ran away with his baby. Jack cried and cried. Most of the time they get along well and like to play with each other. I love when they make each other laugh and then try to copy each other.
Jack is still trying to walk. He can walk across the room and take about 7 steps until he falls on his bottom. He likes to walk, though he looks like he's a drunk man wobbling around. If he's in a hurry he will crawl. I would say in the next week he will be walking exclusively. Adam still is not sure legged. He is standing on his own for a few seconds, so I know it won't be long until he's a walker.
Tomorrow I am hosting a playgroup. This playgroup is about 5 moms from the library that get together because the library playgroup we usually go to on Tuesdays is off for a few weeks. Beside this group, the boys and I also belong to the New Albany Moms Club that meets every other Friday. This group consists of moms that have little ones between the ages on 1 month to 2 years. The next playgroup we attend is the neighborhood playgroup. This meets every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month. All the moms live in the neighborhood and have kids about the same age as Adam and Jack. We are also doing a Breakfast Club that meets once a week. Now obviously this is for the moms to enjoy hot coffee and adult conversation. The four other moms that do the breakfast club I met through the other playgroups. As if we aren't busy enough with playgroups, we still attend Gymboree once a week. Thanks to Gwen, I do have a social life as a mommy! Thanks Gwen! (When Gwen and I aren't busy with the playgroups we go to each other houses...everyday, or just about).
Chad's always wondering if I ever say anything about him in the blogs. Well, here's my Chad shout out. Chad is a great daddy. This weekend, whenever Chad would leave the room both of the boys would start crawling to the baby gate crying. Of course I was like, "Hey, I'm still here!" I guess little boys and their daddies have a special bond. Today he brought home 3 large toys that his co-worker gave to him. It was like Christmas when he came upstairs with his presents. I love that when I hear the garage door open, I say to the boys, "Daddy's here!" and they both crawl as fast as they can to the baby gate and wait.
Last thought to leave you with. You know how most people (probablly all) hate speaking in front of people? Well, Chad has to do a speech in front of over 2,000 on Thursday. Doesn't that suck! Good luck Chad.
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Some of our favorite activities
The following are some pics of a day in the life of Adam and Jack. We are constantly trying to come up with new activities to keep us busy. As I have found pretty much anything amuses the boys.
Sunday, August 12, 2007
Finally!
Yes, I finally got around to taking these pictures. I had so much fun decorating the boys room. I painted horizontal stripes in the same green color that their bedroom in K.C. had. Above the cribs are cute alphabet flashcards hanging from ribbon and attached by small clips. To the right of the cribs is a puzzle that I glued together for a cute, cheap picture. On the night stand there is a new red lantern, along with the time out frog from Nana. We still snuggle on our rocking chair and spend lots of time reading. To protect the fabric of the chair we use the tie blanket that Adam and Jack's cousin, Brooke, made for them. Also, above the dressers are 3 original art pieces from my talented, almost 9, niece Brooke. Lastly, the closet is decorated and organized in colorful bins.
Saturday, August 11, 2007
Grandma Moorefield gets an A+ for her report!
WHAT A VISIT
Hi, this is Grandma Moorefield. I am writing about my adventures with Adam and Jack.
I arrived in Columbus, Ohio on July 30th. For the next 8 days I was in a whirlwind of fun.
Adam and Jack are on a schedule and you would think that the routine would keep things somewhat calm, but that is far from the truth.
Wake Up - The boys get up around 06:00 or 06:30 a.m. Mommy gets up and lovingly welcomes them to the day. I admit I slept in a little longer I was adjusting to Eastern time zone.
Play – Adam and Jack have a great playroom. It is where all of their toys are located and they like spending time in the room. A couple of days Katy, Lola, and the boys took me for a walk around the neighborhood so that I could see where they live. Katy says they live in the country. When you drive down the road to their house, she says you can see deer. Now I never saw one, but it was pretty hot. There were deer crossing signs so there was evidence that they existed.
Breakfast – The excitement here is that as soon as you put Adam and Jack in their highchairs it is expected that there will be food on their plates. Therefore, they start out with an appetizer of dry cereal while the rest of their breakfast is being prepared. Apple butter was added to their food list for putting on toast or bread.
Play – It is nice that Adam and Jack have each other to play with, but Adam wants what Jack has and Jack wants what Adam has. They are always looking for something new to get into or doing things that they know they are not supposed to do.
Morning Nap – The boys still like taking their morning nap. It may not be as long, but they still go to bed easily. Then Katy and I played “Beat the Clock”. Clean up the kitchen, eat breakfast, take a shower and get dressed before the boys wake up from their nap. Katy was even able to take off on her own and get some errands done as I watched the boys.
Play – This is special playtime. This is when we got to go to the library on Tuesday to sing songs and meet with friends. On Wednesday, we went to Gymboree. This is not just playtime for the boys. We all got to participate. Adam and Jack are not fond of the parachute activities but they do like all the things they can climb on or anything with wheels. Then on other days they schedule play dates with their friends in each others home. I am not sure, but I suspect this is more for all of the mothers so that they can get together and have an adult conversation.
Lunch – The appetizer is usually crackers of some kind. Meat, vegetables, and fruit provide them with a well rounded meal. Both of the boys will eat almost anything you give them. We even tried fish and they ate it as well. Adam is the one that likes to feed Lola. It is not that he doesn’t like the food; he is just learning to share.
Play – Back up to the playroom. They really like playing on the sofa, but you have to watch them much closer to make sure they don’t fall off backwards, climb over the back and fall, or climb over the arms and fall. The sofa is “L” shaped, so they push the leather coffee table up against the sofa to make a bigger play area. They know what they are not supposed to do, so they will go over to the arm of the sofa, put their hands down and then turn around and look at you waiting to see if you are going to say anything. They give you that little smirk / grin look like I know what I am doing. They do know how to turn around and get off of the sofa backwards you just have to remind them sometimes.
Afternoon Nap – Adam and Jack will usually take a longer nap in the afternoon. Once again they go to bed without any issues. Like in the morning you either get things done, take a nap yourself, or Katy and I would make plans on where we were going to go when the boys woke up.
Play – This is the play time when we would get out the map and hit the road. On different days, we went to two different shopping malls (one close by and one on the other side of town), two different quilt stores (one close to the airport and one that took us straight through downtown Columbus right by Ohio State University), and several miscellaneous stores to get items to help with lengthening curtains which we also did while I was there.
Dinner – The appetizer could be cereal, crackers, or maybe even cheese. I learned quickly that I could not pull the cheese apart in bite size pieces fast enough for two boys. I learned quickly that I could not make mashed potato balls fast enough for two boys. They ate what I put down faster than I could get it down. It was so good to see them eating so well. At all 3 meals we worked on improving our talents. It was probably only because I was there, but we would all clap our hands, wave ‘hi’ and/or ‘bye’, and then clap our hand over our mouth while we made noise.
Bath (Optional) – This did not always happen, but the boys love it when it does.
Play – This is the last playtime of the day. Books are read even though they don’t necessarily sit there and listen to you.
Bedtime – Off to bed at around 07:00 p.m. Most of the time they go to bed without any trouble. Jack will usually take longer to go to sleep, but he will be fairly quiet in his bed until he does. Adam did have a couple of nights where it wasn’t working and it took a little rocking to get him to sleep. There were also a couple of nights that the boys were diving into their beds they were so excited about going to sleep.
Sprinkled throughout the entire day you are changing diapers, putting clothes on, making water or milk cups, putting on PJs, settling disputes if they can’t work it out, moving them from where they don’t belong, going upstairs, going downstairs, and making sure gates are shut and locked. I enjoyed every minute.
There were two panic moments during the visit from my viewpoint.
1. On one of our shopping trips we pulled a ‘shop til you drop’ and was at the mall for 5 hours. As we were getting close to the end of the trip I realized that we did not have Jack’s baby with us any more. Katy and I looked all over the stroller and could not find it. We decided that we would have to retrace our steps (5 hours worth) to see if we could find his baby or if someone might have turned it in. God must have been smiling down on us because the very first store we went back into had Jack’s baby.
2. One afternoon when Katy was out and I was watching the boys both of them decided to make a deposit in their diapers. I changed Adam and while I was changing Jack, Adam was playing with a tube of Desitin. The cap was on and they play with it all of the time so I didn’t think anything about it. When I got done changing Jack, I looked up and Adam had gotten the cap off and had Desitin all over his hands and in his mouth. I panicked took him into the bathroom and got a washcloth and got as much of it out of his mouth as I could and cleaned his hands. No, he was not a happy camper. When Katy got home, I told her what had happened and she said “Did you take a picture?” and I thought “Take a picture are you crazy”. Goes to show that I am not used to this kind of thing. She says they have done it before.
During these 8 days, it was 2 on 2 (Katy and me against Adam and Jack) and it was a whirlwind of activity. Normally Katy does all of this on her own. She is an ANGEL in disguise and I really appreciate the wonderful job she is doing with the grand boys (they are no longer babies).
This maybe a little humdrum to you, but when Adam and/or Jack give you those smiles and giggles, climb up in your lap and put their head on your shoulder, or share their binky with you it is HEAVEN.
Hi, this is Grandma Moorefield. I am writing about my adventures with Adam and Jack.
I arrived in Columbus, Ohio on July 30th. For the next 8 days I was in a whirlwind of fun.
Adam and Jack are on a schedule and you would think that the routine would keep things somewhat calm, but that is far from the truth.
Wake Up - The boys get up around 06:00 or 06:30 a.m. Mommy gets up and lovingly welcomes them to the day. I admit I slept in a little longer I was adjusting to Eastern time zone.
Play – Adam and Jack have a great playroom. It is where all of their toys are located and they like spending time in the room. A couple of days Katy, Lola, and the boys took me for a walk around the neighborhood so that I could see where they live. Katy says they live in the country. When you drive down the road to their house, she says you can see deer. Now I never saw one, but it was pretty hot. There were deer crossing signs so there was evidence that they existed.
Breakfast – The excitement here is that as soon as you put Adam and Jack in their highchairs it is expected that there will be food on their plates. Therefore, they start out with an appetizer of dry cereal while the rest of their breakfast is being prepared. Apple butter was added to their food list for putting on toast or bread.
Play – It is nice that Adam and Jack have each other to play with, but Adam wants what Jack has and Jack wants what Adam has. They are always looking for something new to get into or doing things that they know they are not supposed to do.
Morning Nap – The boys still like taking their morning nap. It may not be as long, but they still go to bed easily. Then Katy and I played “Beat the Clock”. Clean up the kitchen, eat breakfast, take a shower and get dressed before the boys wake up from their nap. Katy was even able to take off on her own and get some errands done as I watched the boys.
Play – This is special playtime. This is when we got to go to the library on Tuesday to sing songs and meet with friends. On Wednesday, we went to Gymboree. This is not just playtime for the boys. We all got to participate. Adam and Jack are not fond of the parachute activities but they do like all the things they can climb on or anything with wheels. Then on other days they schedule play dates with their friends in each others home. I am not sure, but I suspect this is more for all of the mothers so that they can get together and have an adult conversation.
Lunch – The appetizer is usually crackers of some kind. Meat, vegetables, and fruit provide them with a well rounded meal. Both of the boys will eat almost anything you give them. We even tried fish and they ate it as well. Adam is the one that likes to feed Lola. It is not that he doesn’t like the food; he is just learning to share.
Play – Back up to the playroom. They really like playing on the sofa, but you have to watch them much closer to make sure they don’t fall off backwards, climb over the back and fall, or climb over the arms and fall. The sofa is “L” shaped, so they push the leather coffee table up against the sofa to make a bigger play area. They know what they are not supposed to do, so they will go over to the arm of the sofa, put their hands down and then turn around and look at you waiting to see if you are going to say anything. They give you that little smirk / grin look like I know what I am doing. They do know how to turn around and get off of the sofa backwards you just have to remind them sometimes.
Afternoon Nap – Adam and Jack will usually take a longer nap in the afternoon. Once again they go to bed without any issues. Like in the morning you either get things done, take a nap yourself, or Katy and I would make plans on where we were going to go when the boys woke up.
Play – This is the play time when we would get out the map and hit the road. On different days, we went to two different shopping malls (one close by and one on the other side of town), two different quilt stores (one close to the airport and one that took us straight through downtown Columbus right by Ohio State University), and several miscellaneous stores to get items to help with lengthening curtains which we also did while I was there.
Dinner – The appetizer could be cereal, crackers, or maybe even cheese. I learned quickly that I could not pull the cheese apart in bite size pieces fast enough for two boys. I learned quickly that I could not make mashed potato balls fast enough for two boys. They ate what I put down faster than I could get it down. It was so good to see them eating so well. At all 3 meals we worked on improving our talents. It was probably only because I was there, but we would all clap our hands, wave ‘hi’ and/or ‘bye’, and then clap our hand over our mouth while we made noise.
Bath (Optional) – This did not always happen, but the boys love it when it does.
Play – This is the last playtime of the day. Books are read even though they don’t necessarily sit there and listen to you.
Bedtime – Off to bed at around 07:00 p.m. Most of the time they go to bed without any trouble. Jack will usually take longer to go to sleep, but he will be fairly quiet in his bed until he does. Adam did have a couple of nights where it wasn’t working and it took a little rocking to get him to sleep. There were also a couple of nights that the boys were diving into their beds they were so excited about going to sleep.
Sprinkled throughout the entire day you are changing diapers, putting clothes on, making water or milk cups, putting on PJs, settling disputes if they can’t work it out, moving them from where they don’t belong, going upstairs, going downstairs, and making sure gates are shut and locked. I enjoyed every minute.
There were two panic moments during the visit from my viewpoint.
1. On one of our shopping trips we pulled a ‘shop til you drop’ and was at the mall for 5 hours. As we were getting close to the end of the trip I realized that we did not have Jack’s baby with us any more. Katy and I looked all over the stroller and could not find it. We decided that we would have to retrace our steps (5 hours worth) to see if we could find his baby or if someone might have turned it in. God must have been smiling down on us because the very first store we went back into had Jack’s baby.
2. One afternoon when Katy was out and I was watching the boys both of them decided to make a deposit in their diapers. I changed Adam and while I was changing Jack, Adam was playing with a tube of Desitin. The cap was on and they play with it all of the time so I didn’t think anything about it. When I got done changing Jack, I looked up and Adam had gotten the cap off and had Desitin all over his hands and in his mouth. I panicked took him into the bathroom and got a washcloth and got as much of it out of his mouth as I could and cleaned his hands. No, he was not a happy camper. When Katy got home, I told her what had happened and she said “Did you take a picture?” and I thought “Take a picture are you crazy”. Goes to show that I am not used to this kind of thing. She says they have done it before.
During these 8 days, it was 2 on 2 (Katy and me against Adam and Jack) and it was a whirlwind of activity. Normally Katy does all of this on her own. She is an ANGEL in disguise and I really appreciate the wonderful job she is doing with the grand boys (they are no longer babies).
This maybe a little humdrum to you, but when Adam and/or Jack give you those smiles and giggles, climb up in your lap and put their head on your shoulder, or share their binky with you it is HEAVEN.
Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Go Jackie!
Jack took his first steps yesterday. Last night Chad and I sat on the floor across from each other and encouraged Jack to walk back and forth. He took three steps before falling to his bottom. He was discouraged every time he would fall, so I'm thinking with some more practice he'll be walking in no time. Adam was watching Jack and very interested in what we were doing. He also tried to walk but he's just not quite ready. Hopefully by our September trip to Kansas City the boys will be walking!
Today is our 4 year anniversary. In the past 4 years Chad and I have lived in Kansas, Texas, back to Kansas and Ohio. Chad went from a district manager to a director of stores with Abercrombie and I graduated college with my bachelor's degree (finally.) I don't have to mention we have 2 awesome sons, 1 well behaved dog and a lovey cat. Chad is such a wonderful dad. The boys just light up when comes in the room. We are so fortunate to have a great family and life together. I hope we get to celebrate our 50 year anniversary someday.
We had a fun visit with Grandma Moorefield. Though she was visiting for 8 days, I can't believe she's already gone. Nancy said she will post on my blog telling her about her visit with us. What a great idea Nancy! While GM was here, we took the boys to get their 1 year pics taken. We took the boys to the studio Friday, Sunday and Monday, and finally got an ok shot of them together. I'll send them out later this month. It was almost impossible to get a good shot of them sitting still together and not crying for me the whole time.
Grandma Jenny is visiting September 1st. She will be here for 4 days then head off to Nashville to see my brother and his family. We are so excited to have her come and see our new house. She won't belive how big the boys have gotten.
I have better head to the shower. Adam and Jack just fell asleep so my window is very short! After naps we are off to Gymboree!
Today is our 4 year anniversary. In the past 4 years Chad and I have lived in Kansas, Texas, back to Kansas and Ohio. Chad went from a district manager to a director of stores with Abercrombie and I graduated college with my bachelor's degree (finally.) I don't have to mention we have 2 awesome sons, 1 well behaved dog and a lovey cat. Chad is such a wonderful dad. The boys just light up when comes in the room. We are so fortunate to have a great family and life together. I hope we get to celebrate our 50 year anniversary someday.
We had a fun visit with Grandma Moorefield. Though she was visiting for 8 days, I can't believe she's already gone. Nancy said she will post on my blog telling her about her visit with us. What a great idea Nancy! While GM was here, we took the boys to get their 1 year pics taken. We took the boys to the studio Friday, Sunday and Monday, and finally got an ok shot of them together. I'll send them out later this month. It was almost impossible to get a good shot of them sitting still together and not crying for me the whole time.
Grandma Jenny is visiting September 1st. She will be here for 4 days then head off to Nashville to see my brother and his family. We are so excited to have her come and see our new house. She won't belive how big the boys have gotten.
I have better head to the shower. Adam and Jack just fell asleep so my window is very short! After naps we are off to Gymboree!
Wednesday, August 1, 2007
"No"
Well, once again, I have been slacking on the blog updates. I really don't have any good excuses, except that I have been both busy and lazy. The busy consists of painting the boys room, decorating the room with accessories, cleaning the house for Grandma Moorefield's visit, chasing the boys (that's the majority of my days), trying to entertain the boys with new activities, attending play dates and Gymboree, trying to keep up with the laundry (I'm good at the washing and drying, it's the putting away I dread), and being a good housewife by having a home cooked dinner every night....okay, so that's an exaggeration. No seriously, besides being busy, I do run out of things to talk about. So, thought I am posting today, and I do have several interesting things to tell, I cannot promise to always have an exciting post.
We are having a great visit with Grandma Moorefield. We picked her up on Monday afternoon. Besides the usual shopping here and there, we have been playing, walking in the mornings and doing our usual daily activities, like the library and Gymboree. Today we hit up some quilt stores (yes, I actually wanted to go) and we went out to dinner with the boys. Tomorrow G.M. is going to the quilt stores again without us while the boys and I wait for the refrigerator repair man to show up. Friday we are hoping to get the boys 1 year pictures taken and visit a mall I have yet ventured to. The weekend consists of relaxing and G.M. baby-sitting while Chad and I enjoy a baby free dinner for our 4 year anniversary.
While I was discussing what to write in my blog with G.M., Jack said his first word. This afternoon I was talking about my blog and asking what I should write about. Well, just a few hours later, Jack said......."NO." That's right, I'm 99% sure he said "no." Jack keeps trying to climb on the end table from the sofa. Every time he gets close, I say "no, no" and wave my finger back and forth. G.M. was sitting in the playroom and Jack climbed up to the end table, looked at her, and waved his finger then said "NO." When she told me the story I was so surprised! A few minutes later he did the same thing to me. It's so hard to be serious telling him "no" while waving my finger because he usually looks at me and waves his finger back at me. He's a little Chad junior.
The boys are growing so fast. Both of the boys are so curious of everything and love to discover new things. In the kitchen I have the majority of the cabinets baby proofed. Oven knobs, drawers, cabinets, door stoppers, baby gates the works, except the lazy susan. I figured the lazy susan was a complicated door that would probably not be an issue. Well, guess where Jack has discovered today? That's right, the lazy susan. Adam and Jack had a heyday digging through the oatmeal containers and muffin mixes. After the lazy susan discovery, Jack preceded to climb over the baby gate laying on the stairs and headed upstairs to the playroom. What am I going to do when they walk? I am barely keeping up.
We are having a great visit with Grandma Moorefield. We picked her up on Monday afternoon. Besides the usual shopping here and there, we have been playing, walking in the mornings and doing our usual daily activities, like the library and Gymboree. Today we hit up some quilt stores (yes, I actually wanted to go) and we went out to dinner with the boys. Tomorrow G.M. is going to the quilt stores again without us while the boys and I wait for the refrigerator repair man to show up. Friday we are hoping to get the boys 1 year pictures taken and visit a mall I have yet ventured to. The weekend consists of relaxing and G.M. baby-sitting while Chad and I enjoy a baby free dinner for our 4 year anniversary.
While I was discussing what to write in my blog with G.M., Jack said his first word. This afternoon I was talking about my blog and asking what I should write about. Well, just a few hours later, Jack said......."NO." That's right, I'm 99% sure he said "no." Jack keeps trying to climb on the end table from the sofa. Every time he gets close, I say "no, no" and wave my finger back and forth. G.M. was sitting in the playroom and Jack climbed up to the end table, looked at her, and waved his finger then said "NO." When she told me the story I was so surprised! A few minutes later he did the same thing to me. It's so hard to be serious telling him "no" while waving my finger because he usually looks at me and waves his finger back at me. He's a little Chad junior.
The boys are growing so fast. Both of the boys are so curious of everything and love to discover new things. In the kitchen I have the majority of the cabinets baby proofed. Oven knobs, drawers, cabinets, door stoppers, baby gates the works, except the lazy susan. I figured the lazy susan was a complicated door that would probably not be an issue. Well, guess where Jack has discovered today? That's right, the lazy susan. Adam and Jack had a heyday digging through the oatmeal containers and muffin mixes. After the lazy susan discovery, Jack preceded to climb over the baby gate laying on the stairs and headed upstairs to the playroom. What am I going to do when they walk? I am barely keeping up.
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