Wonder Boy is still such a sprout, I can hand him an entire basket full of noisy rhythm instruments-- castanets, maracas, rhythm sticks, drums, finger cymbals, egg shakers-- and he doesn't make enough noise to make a dent in our house. Hee.


I love this basket- I found it at my favorite thrift shop last week. (The two burger day. Yes, THAT day.) All these instruments were in a tidy little picnic basket. Looked great, but a terrible pain for him to get into! He's just getting to that stage where a bucket of toys in every room will safely keep him occupied for long enough for ME to get a few things done.

These pajamas make me laugh (and get used to the fuzzy sleeper look: he'll probably be rocking it till next March.) You can't see them, but it's dotted with little, glow-in-the-dark, stars. Makes finding the little bugger much easier at 2 AM, when he's been squirming around in the crib! Can you believe that fuzzy sleeper is size 18 months? Third kid, and I'm STILL shocked at how fast they grow- all three have been double-their-age in clothing sizes, at least for the first bit. He's not even 8 months yet! Hello loooong torso and short little arms. Anyone else saying the dino line right now? ("I have a big head...and little arms....I'm just not sure how well this plan was thought through....master?")


I love this basket- I found it at my favorite thrift shop last week. (The two burger day. Yes, THAT day.) All these instruments were in a tidy little picnic basket. Looked great, but a terrible pain for him to get into! He's just getting to that stage where a bucket of toys in every room will safely keep him occupied for long enough for ME to get a few things done.

These pajamas make me laugh (and get used to the fuzzy sleeper look: he'll probably be rocking it till next March.) You can't see them, but it's dotted with little, glow-in-the-dark, stars. Makes finding the little bugger much easier at 2 AM, when he's been squirming around in the crib! Can you believe that fuzzy sleeper is size 18 months? Third kid, and I'm STILL shocked at how fast they grow- all three have been double-their-age in clothing sizes, at least for the first bit. He's not even 8 months yet! Hello loooong torso and short little arms. Anyone else saying the dino line right now? ("I have a big head...and little arms....I'm just not sure how well this plan was thought through....master?")
3 comments:
Wow, my kids didn't get into 18 months until they were quite solidly 18 months and maybe a little older.
Princess is still insisting on wearing a 3 year old long sleeved-T.....
I had that movie line in my head CONSTANTLY when SJ was little. haha
Wow!He really is a big boy now. I looove that rug! I've got a smaller similar one from Home Depot, but yours is much nicer.
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