Pre-crawling III

Who says movement has to be linear?



Seriously. How she is not yet crawling yet is beyond me.

Eva talks to the bucket

Hey, it sounds like there is a baby in this bucket!

After lunch

This video is a good example of what the end of any meal is like at our house. The only thing I missed was Noah flying into the room to ask if Chad is finished eating about 8 times before he is actually finished.

Carnage!!

Or beets.

On the farm

We had a lovely morning at Drumlin farm with some friends last week. We got to play on a tractor.

Noah got to check out a bunch of animals - pigs, chickens, sheep, goats, etc.

Pigs!

Eva didn't get to touch any animals, due to her favorite activity of putting her hands in her mouth.

Noah and Frieda, on the other hand, can almost be trusted to wash their fingers before chewing on them, so they got to check out some sheep & goats.

But the favorite was the big old goat that just let them hang out and pet him.

Actually, that giant goat was maybe a close second to the barn cat. Sigh. Toddlers.

Um...

After Eva woke up from her nap I grabbed the phone to take a picture to show Chad that her hair is, in fact, curly. And somehow this is the picture I got:

Either that's a well-timed leg kick or Eva is part bat.

What we did today

Eva played with the baby doll, which was cute.

Hello baby

And by "played" I mean she clearly learned how to treat babies from her brother.

What? I'm not supposed to tear your toys off of your clothing to do whatever I want?

Also today, there was this:

Looks like well-rounded early childhood development around here, huh?