Why I should unload groceries before children

I came inside, saw Seth pushing Paige around, dropped the bags and surreptitiously grabbed the camera.

Paige was letting out a high-pitched squeal of 'I'm terrified but I think this is supposed to be fun.'

Seth exclaimed, "Look, Mommy! I'm giving Paigy a scoot!"

I was ever-so-glad that I hadn't loosened her carseat straps.

Seth's Top 10 Phrases*

'I need to wind it'
'Let me get my shoes!'
'That's crazy'
'I'm sorry, Paigy'
'I'd like some raisins?'
'Bath time! Bath time!'
'Want to call Sarah?'
'I'm not ______, I'm busy!'
'I'm not ______, I'm happy!'
'I'm cleaning'
'Sing ____, Mommy/Daddy'

*Paige's Top 10 Phrases to follow in appx 10 months

Seth + Paige + Stacking = 583 Smiles

They're already learning retaining walls - maybe our dreams of having a landscaper child will pan out????

Toddler version of sharing a cab

Ahah!

So this is where Seth's socks are congregating!
He sheds & stashes them during naptime...
yesterday I found 2 pairs stuffed inside his pillowcase :)