We allow ourselves to brag on his cuteness because we have no responsibility for it whatsoever, so therefore, it's okay. The kid cannot take a bad picture, and these we found particularly adorable.So it's back to school for the two oldest. We write this entry as we await their return from their first day. Hopefully good news will follow about their upcoming school year.
For Luke, back to school means Granny day care. His schedule runs like this.
Monday-Mike's mom
Tuesday-Anne's mom
Wednesday-Mike's aunt
Thursday-Anne's mom again
Friday-Mike
Luckily, Luke will be able to stay at home with family members. We are so lucky to have people lining up to take care of our little man.
Meanwhile, he makes little leaps every day. He's added new sounds to his babbling repertoire, he's able to maneuver toys in and out of each other. He will sit and look at a book for long periods of time. It's funny to look back to February and see that we were in tears of joy over his eating six Cheerios, or being able to lift up a plastic bag from a lying position.
Kids are home from school !!! It seems that school was "Fine" or "Boring." Teenagers, God love 'em!
Boring.
Fine.
Our cat, Kip, looking dignified.
3 comments:
WOW!!! I can't believe the huge difference since June! He blooms into a continually bigger and brighter version of himself... I'm going to have to come out every month to keep up!
xoxo C
Oh my! He is going to be so spoiled!! lol And I must agree... he is a cutie and does not take a bad picture. ;)
Patricia
What cute pictures!! He sure is an adorable little boy. :-)
How cool that you can arrange family members to care for Luke. That will be wonderful for him. Just think of all the one-on-one time he will get!!
Your teens sounds like mine: school was okay, boring, fine, whatever. Maybe one day it will be a different response!
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