Thursday, October 13, 2011

3.5


My little buddy,

You are getting so big. It is hard to remember those baby days with you. And yet, this new little person is so unique and fascinating that I find it very exciting to see who you are growing up to be.

You still continue to have an unbelievable amount of constant energy. You are full of life and personality and have yet to find any embarrassment in being the center of attention (whether for negative or positive means). You are incredibly friendly and love having people around you. You cannot stand to be left alone and absolutely hate being on time out in your room. You are definitely going to be an extrovert. 

You are getting good at riding a bike and scooter. You are a daredevil and easily get right back up when you fall. I am amazed at your high pain tolerance. 

You are learning the art of manipulation and talking back. Wow! But, I am hoping to teach you to use your newfound skills in a more positive light. You love to find about 2 million reasons why you need to get out of your bed at night and often declare "I don't know how to sleep!" This is a surprise after all those easy nights of plopping you in bed with no more than a kiss and a quick prayer.

You love your blankie and thumb and I have no clue how that will change, but I know it must at some point.

You are still not an adventurous eater and could live on oatmeal and peanut butter and honey sandwiches...oh, and fruit snacks. You have become more willing to try new foods, but you still resist anything to do with cereal (even rice krispy treats), milk, beans, and most meat. 

You started preschool last month and are doing awesome. You love being around other kids and the environment is just what you need. You go 3 mornings a week from 9-12.

Your love for music is still very strong. We are seeing more glimpses of a future rock star. You definitely have rhythm and impress us often with your perception of all things musical. 

You are learning to be a good big brother. You are wanting to play with Nora more and hurting her less. You are willing to share and often give her big hugs and kisses. You love when she laughs at you.

You are such a blessing to my life. Thank you for being you. Even if it means I will probably be on my toes for the next 20 years.

Love,

Mom

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