Since he could talk he has had a certain Independence about him. "I do it". I loved it when his little voice would say those words. Even though he sometimes had no clue what he was doing. Or he wanted to lend a helping hand with me, I have always admired that he was a hands on learner . Now that he is 4 he really doesn't need much help getting dressed. I still stay present just in case he needs my help. "I do it all by myself" are the words he says now. It makes me a little sad that he doesn't need me for everything now. "I'm hungry" are words I hear alot from him. So I tell him find something to eat and I will help you make it. I let him put the snack ideas together. He can open the fridge. He can open the pantry. So he can grab whatever his little heart desires. Here he is with minimal help from me making a peanut butter sandwich. "Watch me mom" are the words I hear when he does something a...
These are scattered all over the living room floor right now. These are under the furniture in the living room. The dog tries to play with them. These hurt when you step on them barefoot.
The little bucket that he loves to put his blocks in and then take his blocks out. Put them all in there again and then dump the bucket and slide the bucket across the floor.
Here he is showing off his stacking skills. He will do it in the bucket but won't stack them on the floor. When me or daddy stack them he comes and knocks them down, yells at us and puts them back in his bucket. To stack.
This is what he started doing *after* he saw the dog doing it. I got on to the dog. Told Jaxon the same rule applied to him so I told him not to chew on his blocks...he then slide it under the chair. "Cant chew on it then I wont play with it!!" is what I think he said under his breath....
The blocks come in a bag with a draw string. This is him after he dumped the rest of them out of the bag....put the string in his mouth and crawled away to play with something else.....well actually he is something else....he's just Jaxon from the block.
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