That is too funny some of you noticed Zach's finger touching the fish in my last post! I was going to mention it, but decided not to. He has always pointed with his middle finger. ; )
I seem to talk about suckers a lot lately, but that is just where we are in life. ; ) When we tell him he can't have another one, he says he needs to "check" them. The other day I found him hiding under the table licking one as fast as he could. It was hilarious.
So guess who found a sucker Z hid?
So guess who found a sucker Z hid?
Baby brother
He was pretty proud of himself.
I don't think Colson will have a choice whether to like them or not with Zach around.
Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.
Proverbs 16:24
Pleasant words are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bones.
Proverbs 16:24
13 comments:
Could your boys be any cuter????? :)
Now THAT is sooooo cute!!! I just think your boys are so precious!
We have a sucker fascination at our house too. :) I'm waiting for the day I find the dog with a sucker :)
I've given my daughter ring pops several times. She ends up being a sticky mess but she enjoys them so much.
OMG...could he GET any cuter???!
This is such a fun and cute post :-) Those boys are hilarious and just precious!
What is not to love about Dum-dums?! Colson makes them look extra yummy! =) I am not ashamed to say that those have been a great bribing tool to get through shopping trips, especially when my oldest was little. =)
Colson is looking so handsome in that cute onesie. That is a great color for him!
I could just reach through the computer screen and squeeze him (in a totally normal, motherly way, of course! ;) Because he is SO adorable!!!!! :)
Precious! :)
You have beautiful children and a lovely blog! Found you through Janette! : )
He just so cut & precious! Suckers are a big deal with my 3 year old nephew right now too! He LOVES them!
That's adorable! Whenever my 3-year-old sees candy, he likes to say, "I'll just hold it for you. I no eat it." Then, it magically disappears. :)
Too funny about the pointing! I don't even notice that any more. When I was 18 and had my first group of preschoolers in college, I had a little girl who pointed with her middle finger. I finally told her one day that we don't point with our middle finger because it's not nice. She went home that night showed her mom her middle finger and said "we don't do this, it's not nice"...her mom was not amused. Since then, I have learned to ignore it because it eventually goes away without having to explain to a mom how her child learned that! LOL!!!
Yes the younger siblings definitely get exposed or benefit :) from so many more things thanks to their big siblings :)
Cute pictures!! Congrats on being the friend to friend
He is adorable!
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