Here is a video of Noah eating one of his favorite foods – corn on the cob. He’s been saying “uh oh” for a while now…it has transitioned (as you’ll hear a couple times in the video) to his version of “uh oh spaghetti-o’s”. He says “uh oh eeeeeeoh”
Wednesday night was Noah’s first night in his big boy bed. He has done really well, and he stays put in the morning until I come to get him. He really likes getting in and out of it!
Good Morning!
Time to get up!
I can get out of bed now – Mommy’s here!
Noah is usually so happy in the mornings. Tuesday morning he was so excited to go to school. He was dancing to “Super Why” (one of his favorite cartoons) and being silly while eating breakfast. He even said “bah bah” (Ms. Barbi is his teacher) while pointing to her in his school picture. His friends at school make this silly noise, and once one of them starts doing it, they all chime in. Noah is funny because he closes his eyes while he does it.
Last week Noah had a play date with Ella Rae. Looks like Noah was starting some trouble…
Okay, so maybe it wasn’t so scary. Greg took Noah to Mommy and Me on Monday for the annual Halloween Party. Noah is a dragon this year for Halloween – he helped pick out the costume.
Very scary!
Checking himself out in the mirror
All dragons can use crayons, can’t they?
Daddy and the Dragon
Noah loves the parachute!
How about a ride on the parachute…
Dragon on the loose!
Also on the screened porch, Noah found my sun hat!
Noah loves to play on the screened porch. Usually he’s playing with his trucks or pretending to water flowers. Sunday afternoon he practiced climbing on the chair. The more I told him not to, the more he tried to get up there without me seeing him!
Noah has been practicing with the toy vacuum at school and put his practice to good use this morning to help Daddy with some chores. Double this kid’s allowance!
Noah likes to sit on the stairs while eating a snack. His new thing is to have the gate closed so he’s in jail.
I don’t know why I didn’t think of this activity earlier. Sunday afternoon we introduced Noah to Play-Doh. He loved it, and it kept him entertained for a very long time! We laughed because I asked Greg if he remembered the smell of Play-Doh from his childhood. Noah heard me say that, and he kept sniffing it while he was playing.
Deep in concentration, Noah sticks his tongue out when he’s thinking
Trying to figure out why it doesn’t pour like water
