Happy birthday "good boy"

Jack Jack my "good boy." It is very important to Jack to be recognized as a "good boy." Jack Jack has blossomed into a very nice little boy. He loves anything that moves or that he can push... cars/trucks, trains, planes, bikes, scooters. Jack is in a pleasing stage, however sometimes it is WHAT PLEASES HIM not what I want him to do. We often tell the other two boys, look at Jack as an example.

Trick candles!

Jack loves his cake and crackers. Give him cake or a box of crackers and he is good for the day. One of his favorites is Graham crackers and milk. That can keep him happy for a good hour. Jack is good to eat his dinner as long as his brothers don't say anything before they eat it. He really truly doesn't like green beans, but he eats them while dry heaving!

Jack hates doing chores by himself, but he wants to play alone most of the time. He plays well with his brothers but if by chance his brothers magically disappear to a friends house he is fine to stay and play with me, Charlee, or by himself. Some things we are working on, doing chores by himself without help, keeping his pants dry at night, and last not telling momma "no" and "I don't like you."

Construction was the theme I guess. SAND TOYS! He loves his cousins, and misses them. We need to have a cousin party and invite all the cousins up for a play date.

Jack the other day asked if he could talk to Leslie, I told him sure and called her on the phone. They had their typical jabber conversation, where both children are telling each other "I don't understand you." Jack handed me the phone and I spoke to Julie about how cute our kids are and then I hung up the phone. Jack turned to me and said "Leslie coming over?" I said "oh Jack Leslie lives far away I didn't invite them over, I just called to let you say hello!" Jack Jack was so sad, he thought that Leslie was going to come over and play with him he sat down and cried.

Leslie, Jack, Jacob, Charlee, Aiden!