Chuck D & Mr. T

Charlie is so sweet and every day gives me kisses and tells me “I love you, Mommy,” or “You are so cute.” And he is always kissing the babies and telling them that they are so cute. Such a dream.

Scottie and Nell have been able to stand for a few seconds on their own for the past two weeks. And they cruise around on all the furniture. So cute.

The cuteness of my day is overwhelming. Here is Easter.

Nell has a very intense gaze and looks at everyone in the eye for a long period of time. Excellent skill to naturally have.

The baby girls like to stand in the crib while I sit on the floor reading them books. I like to hold them in my lap, but their arms get all tangled because they push and grab each other and each try to take the book. They are especially fond of That’s Not My Snowman and That’s Not My Train books.

Charlie kisses everyone in the family and tells them he loves them. It is unbelievable how loving he is. What more could a mother want?

Teddy was a the breakfast table and was wearing his new spring pajamas and stood up on his chair, threw his arms in the air and said “Spring pajamas!”

Scottie tries to repeat whatever we say or sounds we make with our mouths. And she will initiate it. If she wants me to make raspberries with my mout hshe will do it first to get me going. LAst night she wanted me to blow on her hair so she pushed her head to my mouth and made blowing sounds. She also loves it when I say “zip zip zip” about my zipper, the tag on which she also loves. I was saying “zip zip zip” to her and she said “Dddzzip” So well spoken.

Charlie just saw a hospital wrist band on me and said “Why do you have that? You might have just gotten a baby.” Obviously the arrival of new babies is so not a big deal to Charlie.

Charlie: “After I am a treetopper, I am going to kindergarten and then college.”