Team meeting... planning their next adventure!
Some things about Lilibeth that we L-O-V-E:
Her top teeth are so cute! She loves to show them off with a huge grin!
Lilibeth is such a good eater! She sits so politely with her hands folded and waits for her bite to come… I can’t lie… sometimes she fusses (a lot!) if the bite is too slow for her! A Lilibeth and Jack story…. Lilibeth finished her bottle and Jack was not finished (because he and West like to be silly and roll around and throw their bottles from the Boppy now). Lilibeth, as she typically does, cried a little when her bottle was finished, then she stopped crying when she saw that Jack was being super-duper silly with his bottle. She crawled on over and tried to steal his bottle. Jack, said, “Yak, yak, yak, yak, yak” (or something of that nature) in a frustrated tone to Lilibeth and kicked her. Ahhhh… the beginnings of sibling rivalry!
After dinner one night, Lilibeth sat up from playing and listened so well as I read On the Night You Were Born. Her interest has made me want to begin our bedtime story tradition.
Some things about Jack that we L-O-V-E: He does this hilarious 36o degree turn. He likes to see the world from all angles, and it also helps when you are trying to avoid a toy being stolen, I mean borrowed, from a sibling.
When I start singing Patty Cake, Jack starts clapping!
Jack is already listening to and understanding lyrics. As Zac Brown's Chicken Fried played, Jack picked up a stuffed chicken and ate his leg. I laughed and laughed!
Some things about West that we L-O-V-E: He loves to be the leader! He is always up for an adventure and leads the crew to the action. He is a super-fast little crawler, and he is already much more coordinated than his Mama (truthfully, not too difficult to master!).
I put all of the babies in the Trip Trap and since they were pretty happy and not rushing me for solid food, I decided that I would go ahead and rinse the bottles at the sink. West made some sort of noise to get my attention, then opened and closed his mouth showing me that they were supposed to be eating now!
We took a train ride around the house and I started singing Folsom Prison Blues (That train keeps a movin' and it just tortures me.) West sang along happily the WHOLE time! He seems to really like the man in black. |
4 comments:
OMG!!!!! I am so impressed with their growth!! I miss them so much! You really should be a writer - you have so much talent! Thanks for sharing these wonderful little people with us all.
Love to you all,
Judy
Laura,
This is such a wonderful memento of this stage of the kids' lives! You'll look back years from now and get misty-eyed. :-)
You're a pretty good writer, Mom! LOL
Linda Branam
Hey Laura! I had a few moments of "blog surfing" and discovered your blog this morning. I am filled with so much joy as I read about your sweet babies!!! Oh my goodness!!! They are all beautiful, but I would have expected nothing less. I am so very happy for you.
Thanks, friends! This is a fun way for me to remember it all. It is going SO fast! Erin & Linda... great to hear from you two. You are missed! And, Judy... hurry back! You've been on vacation so long that it just seems like you've moved away! :)
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