Cora discovered her own little hideaway play area this week-- the landing at the bottom of the stairs. She has taken several of her babies down there and will play for a long time by herself-- one day it was 30 minutes--I couldn't believe it! She usually sticks pretty close to me and wants company when she is playing. She likes to feed the baby, hug her and say 'shh, shh' to soothe her... and then fling her on the stairs. She will take the puppy on walks and then hold it and tell it 'no, no, no' over and over. Wonder where she got that one! We try to show her how to say 'good puppy' and pet him, but she likes telling him 'no' better. I guess she's on her way to being a typical big sister!
We rearranged Cora's room a little yesterday to make room for this table. It's a great little table that my grandpa made for her. We've kept it packed away for a few months because I wasn't sure if she could get on and off the bench, but she showed me she's a pro already. And it's nice for her to have a place to color.
Cora discovered her own little hideaway play area this week-- the landing at the bottom of the stairs. She has taken several of her babies down there and will play for a long time by herself-- one day it was 30 minutes--I couldn't believe it! She usually sticks pretty close to me and wants company when she is playing. She likes to feed the baby, hug her and say 'shh, shh' to soothe her... and then fling her on the stairs. She will take the puppy on walks and then hold it and tell it 'no, no, no' over and over. Wonder where she got that one! We try to show her how to say 'good puppy' and pet him, but she likes telling him 'no' better. I guess she's on her way to being a typical big sister!
We rearranged Cora's room a little yesterday to make room for this table. It's a great little table that my grandpa made for her. We've kept it packed away for a few months because I wasn't sure if she could get on and off the bench, but she showed me she's a pro already. And it's nice for her to have a place to color.
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What a great table! So fun! And the no's sound familiar. Derek's new phrase is "Stop it." Oh well :).
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