JJ would take this dog home with him if he could.
Ryan was super excited to play butterflies with Grandpa.
And Grandpa with his 4 grandsons.
JJ would take this dog home with him if he could.
Ryan was super excited to play butterflies with Grandpa.
And Grandpa with his 4 grandsons.
We sat in a lot of cars.
Ryan was mostly content to sit in the back seat, but once in a while I could convince him to drive.
Jack was perfectly content to be looking around.
"Look, mom, we're cars on the road."
The instruction begins.
"Oooohhh, Aahhhh."
At the end, the Jeep area had cars for the kids to drive. The video is not that interesting, it's just the boys driving around in a circle and about half way through Ryan decides he's done, but since I know how to add videos, you can watch this video.Driving Cars from Jeremiah Seaver on Vimeo.
He finally decided that he would try eating solid foods. He absolutely refuses to eat any cereal (rice, oatmeal, barley, etc.), or green vegetables. He will eat fruit and orange vegetables (squash, carrots, and sweet potatoes) and he likes Cheerios and baby puffs. So, at least he won't starve. He loves to play on the floor, which my other two didn't like so much. He does this funny thing though, he uses his feet like a second set of hands. It is most noticeable when he is playing with long toys like the fishing pole and the light saber in these two pictures, but the other day he was holding a set of rings with his feet and just staring at them. It's bizarre and funny.
He has developed some favorite toys, the fishing pole and light saber, along with a guitar that plays music and shoes. Yes, shoes. It's gross. I have to be really good about cleaning up the shoes, because he will roll himself over to them as fast as he can and stick them in his mouth. He loves bath time, gets really excited when he sees the water running. He splashes around and then gets really startled when the water hits his face.
This is my very favorite part of his body, this fat roll at the base of his neck. It's slowly disappearing and I'll be sad when it's gone.
