He finally has enough hair for me to make a mohawk!
Reeves loves bathtime. And that Winnie the Pooh treehouse thing behind him is the best $9.99 Bryant has ever spent. He picked it up on Christmas Eve at Walgreens, and it has provided hours of entertainment.
Per our routine, after his bath, we brush his teeth. He loves being in charge of the water flow, but he hasn't quite figured out how to control the temperature, but isn't that what Mommy is for anyway?
It always amazes me how there are some things so ingrained in us - things we learned from our parents that we unconsciously pass on to our children. When I brush my teeth, I finish, rinse the toothbrush, and tap it on the side of the sink. My dad always did this. I picked it up from watching him. I have, without even realizing it, taught that same practice to Reeves. Here he is, tap,tap,tapping his toothbrush on the side of the sink. I'll wager his children will probably do the same thing.
He finally has enough hair for me to make a mohawk!
Reeves loves bathtime. And that Winnie the Pooh treehouse thing behind him is the best $9.99 Bryant has ever spent. He picked it up on Christmas Eve at Walgreens, and it has provided hours of entertainment.
Per our routine, after his bath, we brush his teeth. He loves being in charge of the water flow, but he hasn't quite figured out how to control the temperature, but isn't that what Mommy is for anyway?
It always amazes me how there are some things so ingrained in us - things we learned from our parents that we unconsciously pass on to our children. When I brush my teeth, I finish, rinse the toothbrush, and tap it on the side of the sink. My dad always did this. I picked it up from watching him. I have, without even realizing it, taught that same practice to Reeves. Here he is, tap,tap,tapping his toothbrush on the side of the sink. I'll wager his children will probably do the same thing.
1 comment:
Love the Mohawk...took a while for Julia to get this much hair too.
I tap too.
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