Last night, because both kids had a slight fever, we ended up with both of them in bed with us at about 11:00. As he drifted off to sleep J lay cuddled up to me stroking my arm over and over again.
Tonight we were trying to teach him to blow kisses. When asked “Can you do it?” he took my hand and lifted it to my mouth for me, then went over and did the same thing for his father.
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January 7th, 2008 21:35
Aw, I had my J in bed (couch) with me last night with a slight fever too! he’s all stuffy/runny too so I don’t know if it’s teething or a cold. I guess if M doesn’t get it we’ll know.
January 8th, 2008 09:38
that is so,so sweet - toddlers they think very concretely. Hope they are on the mend quickly -
January 8th, 2008 10:26
That is so sweet with the blowing kisses! I hope the fever is subsiding!