Isabella and Sophia were discussing the fact that someday they will be bigger like Papa, and what they will do in that day.
When Sophia is big, she will be able to put on movies all by
herself. (can you guess what we haven't done for a couple days?)
Isabella, however will be buying toys, all day long, every day at Toys R Us, and watching movies all night. When I asked her how she was going to pay for all the toys she said she would be working at Toys R Us.
Alexander has recently discovered that just because he understands what I am saying to him, that doesn't mean he has to
do it. I'm sure this is a wonderful and necessary part of his developmental process, however it is very inconvenient. He use to be such a
compliant child. "Alexander, come here" and he came. "Alexander put that over there" and he did. No more.
He has also discovered (just as his sisters did at his age) that while I am recovering from this c-section, I cannot pick him up, or chase him down, so I am not really that much of a threat. Sometimes smart kids are not so great!
Arianna has settled into a routine of eating and sleeping. She actually has a couple long awake times
during each day. After she wakes up in the morning she eats and then is awake for about an hour, she looks all around at
everything and is held by everyone. This morning we got out a baby gym for her to lay under and look at all the toys. She enjoyed it very much, looked at everything for a long time. She even reached out and swatted at some toys.