Saturday, October 24, 2009

Every day Max empties out this cabinet dozens of times. He is like a crazy person on a mission the way he goes at it. Notice him climbing in to make sure he misses nothing! My kids think it's funny because he is so into it. Brent said today that we need to start teaching him not to do it anymore.
Ya, it's called a cabinet latch.
I love how when he realized I was watching him, he gave me a big grin. As if that would make me not care about the mess and the fact that I have to bend over, pregnant (never pretty), and clean it all up. Again.
Who am I kidding.
It works!
Almost every time.
Those darn 1 year olds already know that we are like putty in their cute little pudgy hands.
Empty away Max!

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Scooters and Highchairs

SCOOTERS- A couple of weeks ago I went to Luke's Grandparents' Day at school. The teacher let us check the kids out early when we were done with all of our activities. When the other boys got home Eli told us that Luke had won the big prize at school. It was the end of Safety Week and all of the students had put there names in a drawing for prizes. Eli thought Luke had won a helmet, but when I called the school he had actually won a new razor scooter! We were excited because his old one was taken from school earlier that week and he was so sad about not having a scooter to ride. I took him back to the school to pick up his big prize and he walked out of those front doors with the biggest smile on his face, towing that scooter (in it's box) down the sidewalk. So fun for him! He said "I must be the luckiest boy in the whole, wide world Mom!"

HIGHCHAIRS-I love babies in high chairs, just hanging out eatin' food.
A: They are so excited to be eating food and I love watching their cute little chubby fingers at work.
B: They are stuck in a chair. Out from under your feet and not getting into things!

This is how Max looks first thing in the morning. Crazy hair and a big grin when I give him some munchies. He sits there while I feed the kids, finish getting everyone ready, basically most of our morning routine. The kids talk to him, sing, dance-he is thoroughly entertained.
Seriously, how excited is he? I love it!

PS-I also love baby feet. They are chubby and stubby (not so cute in adults FYI) and I love how his are crossed. Don't mind the torn highchair seat. It's on kid #5 and it's been through alot!