Jonathan worked the early shift today so it was almost like having a day off. We took David into the back yard to play and as soon as he noticed daddy adding to his rock tower he wanted to help. He was trying very hard to pick up an enormous rock and bring it to Jon... so cute. In the end David got to add the final touch. We are so glad that Spring is on it's way and can't wait to enjoy the outdoors in some warmer weather.
David loves snow. He will watch it from the window in amazement and he occasionally gets to play in it too. We now have a proper pair of snow pants and water proof gloves for him so if it snows again he can play outside longer.
Last week David started falling asleep on his own for naps. This particular day Daddy was cleaning the bathroom and David wanted in. While he was waiting he fell asleep in the hallway. Since then he has put himself to bed a few times on our bed.
And he hasn't been getting much use out of his potty yet, except for play. When things settle down after Noah's birth we plan on working on potty training.
He now says 7 words... dad, mom, please, yes, what this? (and) go. He actually says a lot more then 7 words but these are the ones we can make out on a regular basis.
Jonathan worked the early shift today so it was almost like having a day off. We took David into the back yard to play and as soon as he noticed daddy adding to his rock tower he wanted to help. He was trying very hard to pick up an enormous rock and bring it to Jon... so cute. In the end David got to add the final touch. We are so glad that Spring is on it's way and can't wait to enjoy the outdoors in some warmer weather.
David loves snow. He will watch it from the window in amazement and he occasionally gets to play in it too. We now have a proper pair of snow pants and water proof gloves for him so if it snows again he can play outside longer.
Last week David started falling asleep on his own for naps. This particular day Daddy was cleaning the bathroom and David wanted in. While he was waiting he fell asleep in the hallway. Since then he has put himself to bed a few times on our bed.
And he hasn't been getting much use out of his potty yet, except for play. When things settle down after Noah's birth we plan on working on potty training.
He now says 7 words... dad, mom, please, yes, what this? (and) go. He actually says a lot more then 7 words but these are the ones we can make out on a regular basis. 
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