When I got in the shower this morning James was in his pjs. When I got out of the shower, this is how he was dressed...in a onesie, socks, and "muff-muffs" (slippers/house shoes).
And he was intensely curious about a pair of fancy baby socks he found.
Thankfully "The Street" (Sesame Street), the letter B, and the number 0 were able to capture his attention long enough for me to finish getting ready.
Later he got a special treat with Papa while they were out running errands.
Mmmm...black cherry ice cream (that mommy polished off for him).
The best part of the day is when Brad gets home! It's the best part of Jamesie's too because it means he gets Daddy's undivided attention and lots of playing trucks.
James is very methodical when he plays with his cars and trucks. He brings them all over one at a time...and there are like 50 of them so it's a lengthy process.
Then he lines them all up and counts them.
He hates when things are a mess as he points out in this video. Part of the problem with being the child of two ocd/type-a/anal parents. He doesn't stand a chance.
This is how he counts. Two, three, six. Repeat.
Parking the cars.
And he was intensely curious about a pair of fancy baby socks he found.
Thankfully "The Street" (Sesame Street), the letter B, and the number 0 were able to capture his attention long enough for me to finish getting ready.
Later he got a special treat with Papa while they were out running errands.
Mmmm...black cherry ice cream (that mommy polished off for him).
The best part of the day is when Brad gets home! It's the best part of Jamesie's too because it means he gets Daddy's undivided attention and lots of playing trucks.
James is very methodical when he plays with his cars and trucks. He brings them all over one at a time...and there are like 50 of them so it's a lengthy process.
Then he lines them all up and counts them.
He hates when things are a mess as he points out in this video. Part of the problem with being the child of two ocd/type-a/anal parents. He doesn't stand a chance.This is how he counts. Two, three, six. Repeat.
Parking the cars.
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