Mahna Mahna was the only thing that kept Oliver content while his mom was gone! Thank you, Sesame Street!
What do you see, Theo?
He loves looking out the window. Zoom in on his little toes!
I made this shopping cart seat cover for my friend.
I thought this was a cool silhouette.
Theo's a toddler now! But he's still got some fat rolls on his thighs! (I love this picture. I think it's my all-time favorite of him.)
Look what Dad put together. A new toy for Theo. (Don't worry, that plunger has never seen the inside of a toilet.)
Carrying around his towel after a bath. He was so cute! And his skin is still so soft.
Max came over to play with Theo while his parents attended the temple. Max did wonderfully, barely even cried. And Theo loved having Max around; he was "oooh"-ing and patting the couch in excitement.
And here we have Theo playing with the door knob. He knows that if he can get to it, he can open the door and go outside! Every morning upon wakening he walks to the door and sort of yells at it in frustration and then pats on the door. It's his way of telling me he wants to go outside. Looks like it's going to be a winter full of walks!
Mahna Mahna was the only thing that kept Oliver content while his mom was gone! Thank you, Sesame Street!
What do you see, Theo?
He loves looking out the window. Zoom in on his little toes!
I made this shopping cart seat cover for my friend.
I thought this was a cool silhouette. 
Theo's a toddler now! But he's still got some fat rolls on his thighs! (I love this picture. I think it's my all-time favorite of him.) 
Look what Dad put together. A new toy for Theo. (Don't worry, that plunger has never seen the inside of a toilet.) 
Carrying around his towel after a bath. He was so cute! And his skin is still so soft. 
Max came over to play with Theo while his parents attended the temple. Max did wonderfully, barely even cried. And Theo loved having Max around; he was "oooh"-ing and patting the couch in excitement. 
And here we have Theo playing with the door knob. He knows that if he can get to it, he can open the door and go outside! Every morning upon wakening he walks to the door and sort of yells at it in frustration and then pats on the door. It's his way of telling me he wants to go outside. Looks like it's going to be a winter full of walks!
CUTE pics,Tina! I really like the window ones, and the one of his smile when he is holding his towel!:)
ReplyDeleteoh! Mahna Mahna is a life saver for crying babies! Who cares if you have to play it 5 thousand times, it works!
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