Seems like everything is the same everyday, but with tiny changes that I don't think to write down until I am reminded by looking though pictures. Looking through this weeks pictures I saw that the boys REALLY love their Daddy. The top picture was taken one day after naps when Don got home and they all wanted to be near him. All three of them gravitated towards him, claiming any spot they could fit in and they just sat here watching the Disney channel. When I grabbed the camera to take their picture, Jax helped make it even more of a Kodak moment by leaning in the give Wyatt a hug. Awwww.
Speaking of how much the boys love their Dad... the boys love to read. One of their favorite books is a
truck book that has all sorts of different trucks and the jobs of the trucks. At least three or four times a day, the boys grab their truck book and point to "Da-da" and "Bert" (Don's work partner, Albert).
Last, we will touch base on new habits. As you can see in the picture, there has been a new fun game started called "check the diaper". It is not as if Don and I go around looking to see if diapers are dirty. We can
smell a dirty diaper, there is no need to look inside. Surprisingly they get a bit irritated or embarrassed when their diaper has been invaded, so hopefully this game will not be around for long. Ahhh boys, boys, boys... I really wonder if girls do these things too.
Seems like everything is the same everyday, but with tiny changes that I don't think to write down until I am reminded by looking though pictures. Looking through this weeks pictures I saw that the boys REALLY love their Daddy. The top picture was taken one day after naps when Don got home and they all wanted to be near him. All three of them gravitated towards him, claiming any spot they could fit in and they just sat here watching the Disney channel. When I grabbed the camera to take their picture, Jax helped make it even more of a Kodak moment by leaning in the give Wyatt a hug. Awwww.
Speaking of how much the boys love their Dad... the boys love to read. One of their favorite books is a truck book that has all sorts of different trucks and the jobs of the trucks. At least three or four times a day, the boys grab their truck book and point to "Da-da" and "Bert" (Don's work partner, Albert). 
Last, we will touch base on new habits. As you can see in the picture, there has been a new fun game started called "check the diaper". It is not as if Don and I go around looking to see if diapers are dirty. We can smell a dirty diaper, there is no need to look inside. Surprisingly they get a bit irritated or embarrassed when their diaper has been invaded, so hopefully this game will not be around for long. Ahhh boys, boys, boys... I really wonder if girls do these things too.
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Yes, girls do those things. My girl is the biggest offender of the diaper check. She even checked our EI worker's pants the other day. Talk about embarrasing!!
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