Outdoors, please!

Immediately after dinner tonight Paul starting pointing towards the backyard and saying "daa daa"... so he and daddy got their shoes back on and took a few rides on the slide. As you can see, Paul really enjoyed it!

New Morning Routines

Paul III has developed some new morning routines this week. In one picture you can see him helping daddy put on his socks (good thing we don't see too much leg on daddy) and he now pulls a stool over which allows him to brush his teeth at the sink

Tickle Time

We also learned this weekend that Paul understands what it means to "tickle mommy's belly" or "tickle dady's toes." He will do either, if you ask him (someday he'll learn not to go near daddy's toes).This was quite humorous and even invovled l;ittle Paul strongly nodding 'yes' to daddy's question of "should I tickle mommy?".... which, of course, he did. When we ask "should we tickle Paul," he seems to laugh and run the other direction :)

What a clean eater... at least for a few minutes...

At dinner on Sunday night we noticed that Paul had made great strides using his fork and spoon. He was able to gracefully transport the applesauce from his plate to his mouth- we are thinking we may not see this clean of a meal for a few more weeks!
We also got home tonight and enjoyed some of the "warm" evening by playing outside before dinner. Finally Paul was able to use his slide without getting frozen (and, therefore, stuck) to it.

Weekend Wrap up a little late

Last weekend Grandpa Redfern and Grandma Redfern came to visit. We played with a desk that Uncle Chris used to use and played outside. Paul also put on his sweater that Great Grandma T made him while playing with his mega blocks.