Abbi is officially potty trained (finally!) She has the "potty chart" full of stickers, and three days of dry underpants to prove it. Way to go sis!
On a side note: Abbi has decided that the front porch is the official place that we take pictures. Any time I want to take her picture, she wants to go stand on the front porch. Funny girl.
Ammon found a snake in the backyard. Yes, it was a small one. And yes, I screamed like a girl and made Colby cut off it's head with a shovel. Let's hope it was the first and last snake we will find in the backyard.
Ab brushed up on her dental hygiene. Way to make a grandpa/dentist proud.
Carter lost his first tooth! (with a little help from daddy).
I keep telling him to stop growing up but he just won't listen.
We hope y'all had a great week too!
5 comments:
Way to go Abbi!! I LOVE the picture and even more that she insists on taking them on the porch:)
I think your boys could find a snake anywhere! CUTE Carter and his first tooth how exciting!
oh man, I'm so jealous! Way to go Abbi (and way to go Shauni!). Is Abbi in a bed yet? I'm planning on getting Hazel in a bed in the next few weeks and then potty training the end of January.... I'm definitely calling you to get tips when I do.
I would have screamed like a girl too. Actually, Taylor's parents have snakes in their backyard and every time I see them I DO scream like a girl. So was this one poisonous!?
Cart lost a tooth! I remember when he didn't even have teeth and was just a roly-poly, adorably giggly little baby. What the heck happened? When did he grow up?
congradulations to my little Abbi for brushing her teeth and learning who to use the potty, what a big girl she is getting to be. It is also a fun milestone for Carter to loose his first tooth,way to go Cart! I hope you hit up the tooth fairy for some serious cash.
Carter was pretty excited about his tooth fairy earnings- I guess it's a good thing that five year olds think $1 is "serious cash"
Potty trained?! And she's the age of my YOUNGER diapered kid. Sheesh. I'm going to tell my big boy he's not so big anymore.
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