Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Afternoon at Grandma Sally's
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Patty Cake
At the end of a very difficult day of Jordan throwing multiple tantrums, involving lots of screaming and crying and many minutes spent on his time-out stool for not being nice to his sister, he played patty cake with Megan. It was a nice way to end a very difficult day with everyone having a smile on their face.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Jordan's Pajama Fiasco
Friday, February 20, 2009
February Fun
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Jordan's Prayer
Andrew took this video of Jordan praying during Family Home Evening the other night. I love his squeaky little voice, that for some reason is especially high when he prays. As you'll see in the video, sometimes I just can't hold back from laughing because he's just so cute. We had a lesson on sharing, since Jordan has really been struggling with that lately. When Megan touches one of his toys, all of the sudden that becomes his most favorite toy in the world and he runs over and grabs it out of her hand. Sometimes he plays a "not sharing" game with her. He'll put a toy in front of her and then take it away when she touches it. If she doesn't touch it, he'll pick up her hand, put it on the toy and then take it away. It's a good thing that she's still at the age where she doesn't really care what she's playing with. She is getting very close to crawling and then the real fun will begin because she'll be all into his toys. If this is the worst of the problems around here, then life must be pretty good.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Twirly Toes
I thought it's about time for Megan to have a video on here. This little girl must have tired feet by the end of the day because they are always moving. She will absolutely not tolerate having socks on. They must impede her motion too much. When I try to put socks on her she instantly starts rubbing her feet together until she gets them off, then she starts doing her twirly toes. The other day in the store people kept coming up to me saying, "I think you lost something." When I turned around, sure enough, it was a little tiny sock. The first video is her calmer mode and the second one is what we call her "hypermode." She usually does this when she's really excited about a new toy or an interesting sound.