As many of you know, we use “so sad” as a
\n Love & Logic term with the kids. In the past few days Lex
\n has decided to be helpful and “so sad” Eve :) I’m not sure if
\n we should encourage this behavior (who wants their big brother
\n disciplining them?), but the funny part is he has been correct
\n in each case. He even says it with empathy and gives her a big
\n hug afterwards. For example, tonight she got Alan’s slipper and
\n started to chew on it, so Lex walked over, said “So sad Eve”
\n and took the slipper away. He put it back with the other one
\n and then went over and gave Eve a big hug. So cute!!<\/p>\n
And speaking of Eve, she seems to have
\n discovered just yesterday that she can get farther by crawling
\n instead of pulling herself along with her hands. She’s been
\n doing a little crawling and a lot of GI Joe moves, but that’s
\n just a lot of work! Suddenly she realized that crawling can be
\n faster. Go Eve!<\/p>\n
Lots of other stuff
\n going on these days, but it’s 10:30 and I’m tired. I did sign
\n up another kid today, a two year old girl. Lex will be
\n surrounded by girls :) She’s coming for a few hours next week,
\n then starting full-time in January. Should be fun!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
As many of you know, we use “so sad” as a Love & Logic term with the kids. In the past few days Lex has decided to be helpful and “so sad” Eve :) I’m not sure if we should … Continue reading