Our #2 is proving to be an early riser too.
Won't be long until he has a digital clock in his room too like his sissy.
6 = you can get out of bed and play & 7 = time to come out
For now, he has his Cars book in his bed with him.
Won't be long until he has a digital clock in his room too like his sissy.
6 = you can get out of bed and play & 7 = time to come out
For now, he has his Cars book in his bed with him.
We know he's up when we hear "honk! honk!" and "vroom! vroom!" over the monitor!Fridays are great...nowhere to be.
We can rock bedhead all morning.
We can rock bedhead all morning.
And dip muffins in low-sugar syrup -- waffles still in the toaster.
We had friends CRACK up that I still make K, who is almost four, sit in a high chair/wear a bib.It's a huge management thing for me -- all eating/art is done there.
It's my only minutes where both my people are safely trapped! :)
I think it's totally appropriate for her to stay in that chair till she's a teenager.
Or at least till she sleeps until 7:00am.
Little man has been doing some major food squishing lately.
Makes a giant mess.I forgive him when he gets all super-cute playing peekaboo with us!
And DIES laughing when he takes his hands off for a good ten seconds!We think he tricks us with his "all done" hands so he can snag bites of K's breakfast.
She's a doll and obliges!Wish she'd oblige at any other given time of the day!!! :)
Fridays are for long morning naps -- one of the few mornings a week he gets one!
His arms are always tight around this puppy.He's looking huge in this crib!!
Love a Friday morning!
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2 comments:
Turner still sits in her chair to eat also and I have no hesitation in putting a bib on her if I think I should!! I say she can sit in there till she can't fit anymore!
Why did I EVER stop a booster seat with Prather? He could also use a bib every now and then, too. I bet you go through A LOT less "Shout" (or stain stick) than I do :) Happy Friday!
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