Monday, June 12, 2006
Sunday, June 11, 2006
What We've Been Up To
This entry does not include any of the details of late night feedings, burping, bathing, stinky diapers, sippy cups, spit ups, drooling, double strollers, mini-vans or large laundry loads of little girl clothes. Those are also things we have been up to lately!
Emma seems to have accepted the fact the "bobby" is here to stay. Now she is more curious than jealous, as shown here. Emma likes to check on Sara in the bouncy seat, which is in the pack and play, so she can snatch the blanket off of her sister or bounce her enough to wake her up. (The bouncy is in the pack and play so that Duff won't sniff all over the baby and so Emma won't poke her all the time like she does her dolls.)
Emma continues to love Duff. She points to him and says his name all the time. One day last week she decided that she could help him out by opening the back door to let him in. Thank goodness for deadbolts and the fact that Emma is balancing on the door she is trying to open. It'll only be a matter of time though!
Emma has enjoyed helping Sara with the swing. I guess Emma thought Sara would really like being rattled instead of gently swaying back and forth. No wonder Sara has only stayed in the swing for a total of 5 minutes in the past 4 weeks! It was so cute I had to snap a picture though. I promise the baby was not harmed in the taking of this picture!
Emma seems to have accepted the fact the "bobby" is here to stay. Now she is more curious than jealous, as shown here. Emma likes to check on Sara in the bouncy seat, which is in the pack and play, so she can snatch the blanket off of her sister or bounce her enough to wake her up. (The bouncy is in the pack and play so that Duff won't sniff all over the baby and so Emma won't poke her all the time like she does her dolls.)
Emma continues to love Duff. She points to him and says his name all the time. One day last week she decided that she could help him out by opening the back door to let him in. Thank goodness for deadbolts and the fact that Emma is balancing on the door she is trying to open. It'll only be a matter of time though!
Emma has enjoyed helping Sara with the swing. I guess Emma thought Sara would really like being rattled instead of gently swaying back and forth. No wonder Sara has only stayed in the swing for a total of 5 minutes in the past 4 weeks! It was so cute I had to snap a picture though. I promise the baby was not harmed in the taking of this picture!
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