Once again, February 6 rolled around, and we got duped into participating in National Fro Yo Day.
The many pleasures of having a mobile baby around the house:
He was even strapped in this time! |
Having a baby around the house also lends itself to messy but cute meals. (Also, hooray for the collage setting for pictures!)
Apparently, the mess doesn't end with babies.
Maybe it would help if we could afford bowls for the children?
I only snatched a couple pictures of a lovely playdate with Maven and Addi.
This nut loves babies, says hi to all puppies, gives sweet hugs and kisses, and won't eat anything that's associated with onions.
Ethan got very brave at our playground one afternoon:
Grandma and Grandpa sent some new soft friends to snuggle with for Valentine's Day.
Gabi insisted these pictures happen when we were walking around the mall. I obliged. I then thought to delete them because...why do I need these pictures? But I couldn't because my babies are so cute. Sigh.
The girl who does not nap:
The girl who does not nap made a nest for herself on the floor and passed out once afternoon until 5:30. Then, she had no pillows in her bed that night. |
Then, she didn't nap and was tired enough to spend entire nights in her floor nest. |
Sweet sib moments from the month:
REALLY loves his big brother and sister.) | dance style. |
dynamic duet |
Our coloring table moved positions last month and that only encouraged this crafty creator to spend more time coloring away (with the help of a set of 140 colors from Chanukah).
This Mommy and Daddy spend a lot of time with these children, and SOMETIMES, there are pictures to show for it!
I have never felt more like a mother duck before:
In the month of February, this big boy learned how to walk, grew his first 2 teeth on top, and celebrated his very first birthday. He became happier with strangers (although very much prefers mommy), learned that his brother and sister are downright hilarious, and continued to grow into his snuggly adorable self. He quit breastfeeding (literally) and picked up clapping. We know more teeth and skills are yet to come, but we're enjoying the ride in the meantime.
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