- wrestle with them
- try to convince them that you actually know what you are talking about and how they don't know everything
- feed them
- remind them over and over to brush their teeth
- freeze/sweat at soccer games
- spend hours outside playing with balls, riding bikes
- remind him that soccer isn't an inside game
- remind them to wash their hands!!!
- give them a hug and kiss when they skin their knees
- convince them that burping and farting are NOT funny
Monday, September 6, 2010
Alex is 8!
My little boy is getting so big! I remember when we found out we were having a boy. My first thought was "What do you do with a boy?" because we only had girls in our family. Alex has taught me what you do with boys:
Tweetsie Railroad
We took a day trip to Tweetsie Railroad, a western amusement park build especially for kids. We had a blast. I can't wait until Lindsay can ride more rides. She loved the trains and riding in the cars the best. Watch out world, Alex is at the wheel!
We learned our lesson from the Tilt-a-Whirl. Lindsay does not like twirling around and around. She loved it at first, but it got going too fast and she started signing "all done". I couldn't make it be "all done" so she buried her head in my arm and waited for it to be over. She ran right to Dan when we got off and attached herself to him. She swatted at me when I told her I was sorry and tried to hold her. She eventually forgave me.
We learned our lesson from the Tilt-a-Whirl. Lindsay does not like twirling around and around. She loved it at first, but it got going too fast and she started signing "all done". I couldn't make it be "all done" so she buried her head in my arm and waited for it to be over. She ran right to Dan when we got off and attached herself to him. She swatted at me when I told her I was sorry and tried to hold her. She eventually forgave me.
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