Cade is now wearing 9 - 12 month clothes (even though he is just 5 months old).
He decided to eat about 4 spoons of baby rice last night. He actually seemed to like it. Of course, I warmed it up for him.
Over the weekend, he took a full 4 ounces of a bottle! We're making progress! The bottle had to be warmed up before he took it.
Last Saturday, Cade started crawling. He is now moving quite well on the floor.
Kory has taken over the guest room as his own. So all of his stuff (except his closet of clothes) is moved over. And everything from the guest room is in Kory's old room. When I asked him where guests would sleep, he said "in the basement."
So sorry if you visit and don't get the nice guest suite. But now I have a much happier little boy who sleeps much longer in the morning!!!
It's me and my boys... a wonderful husband and two very active boys. My days are filled with super heroes, sports, video games, and time in the sandbox.
Monday, October 20, 2008
Lost Chocolate Cow
The other day, we were going through the drive in at Dunkin Donuts. I asked if they had chocolate milk for Kory. They were out. Kory was disappointed and asked why he couldn't have chocolate milk.
My answer was "Their chocolate cow is missing. He is lost."
It was meant as a joke. But Kory took it seriously.
How did the chocolate cow get lost mommy?
How will the chocolate cow get home mommy?
How does the chocolate cow make milk mommy?
I tried to explain that mommy was being silly and that there wasn't a chocolate cow.
But he wouldn't let it go.
We ate lunch at IKEA that day and I got him chocolate milk. He sat by another little boy and said, "The chocolate cow is lost."
So I had to explain to the little boy's mommy about Dunkin Donuts and the "lost" chocolate cow.
It was quite cute.
My answer was "Their chocolate cow is missing. He is lost."
It was meant as a joke. But Kory took it seriously.
How did the chocolate cow get lost mommy?
How will the chocolate cow get home mommy?
How does the chocolate cow make milk mommy?
I tried to explain that mommy was being silly and that there wasn't a chocolate cow.
But he wouldn't let it go.
We ate lunch at IKEA that day and I got him chocolate milk. He sat by another little boy and said, "The chocolate cow is lost."
So I had to explain to the little boy's mommy about Dunkin Donuts and the "lost" chocolate cow.
It was quite cute.
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