Monday, November 23, 2009

Dancing in Pink


Kora was dancing around all pink and pretty with her Tu-Tu. Pig and pink jammies.


We all got a little laugh out of all the fun she was having. Notice the purse, the baseball and Parker's Flip Flop on the right foot. We weren't sure if she was going out or putting on a show.


It even rubbed off on Parker.


Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Potty Lessons

Today Quinntin and I learned a few important things about potty training Parker.
Number 1:
Parker "Do it myself"
Number 2:
Kora wants to help her big brother.

Let me explain. . .
Tonight we were doing our nightly routine of rounding up the children changing their diapers and putting on pajamas. Kora was easy, she held still and let the process happen. Parker on the other hand was enjoying the "catch me" version of the routine. After three catches I had removed his pants, his shirt and his diaper. Unfortunately Parker would not be "caught" to get his diaper put back on. Out of frustration I told Parker "Then go stand by the potty." (by the way Parker has had a new found interest in pottying like his father, standing up but that's as far as he's ever taken it.) Well Quinntin and I got distracted by something else and Parker disappeared (remember he's still naked.) Then I heard Quinntin exclaim "Parker did you just potty?" Fearing the worst I looked to the bathroom and saw Parker climb off the bathroom stool with a grin on his face. HE POTTYED!!! For real without mom and dad, without a mess, and with no tears. That was lesson #1.
Next we were still working on getting his diaper on. He ran around giggling and Kora picked up his new diaper and held it out to him. Quinntin gave up and said "Kora why don't you put the diaper on Parker." So Kora stands up and proceeds to chase her naked, screaming brother around "trying" to put on his diaper. Lesson #2, It was so funny I had to write it down.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Aargh.... Hand Over Your Candy Boooty

We spent Halloween in Salt Lake with our Nana and Papa.
We were swash buckling pirates and boy did Nana do a fantastic job at that.

Thanks Nana!!!