I bought a new puzzle to entertain the kids. Scott and Jonah had it done in the morning before I even got up.
Patting her back while she fell asleep because she cried whenever I stopped. She's a bit of a prima donna sometimes.
Worth it for a well-rested baby.
Playing a PJ Masks game.
Caprese salad with garden tomatoes and basil while I do a puzzle. My favorite these days.
Sharing a bite with his spoiled baby sister.
Determined to untangle our bike pile and take one for a ride.
After being home so long, Jane developed a preference for being barefooted. She outgrew her moccasins and refused to wear any of her hand me down shoes, but needed some for walking outside, so we had to get her more. I didn't mind because they're my favorite.
I ordered plain leather and grandma sent her peach floral ones for her birthday. Plus this adorable tea set.
Perry working hard with his speech therapist.
He practices every day without complaint. He's made shocking, tremendous progress in a few weeks.
He's also making it around the block on his bike now. He still prefers his scooter, but awes me with his determination and effort.
Jonah so excited for the peaches our neighbor gave us.
Jane sleeping in on her second bed, the couch.
We took advantage of our neighbor's pool again and went back with John on his lunch hour.
Back to mischief.
We have an arrangement where he sleeps in his bed every other night. Whatever gets him to sleep, then we just transfer him.
My aunt sent the kids Nutella to go and Perry figured out that his finger works just as well as the pretzel sticks.
Golden hour at the park.
I love seeing the kids interact with the baby.
They were so cute running down the hill together, holding hands, but I warned them to be gentle with Perry's arm.
They'd crash on the bottom and I tried to relax and let them just have fun. But then they pulled Perry too hard and he got hurt. He cried hard and he's usually tough, so I was nervous. Fortunately he calmed down and was fine, probably more scared than injured.
Jane and her ax.
And dumping Lego bins, another favorite pastime of hers.
We saw bocce courts at the park when we walked around the lake the previous week, so we borrowed a set and went to introduce the kids to it.
They all loved it. Jane was even content in her stroller for most of the time, so we could play without worrying about her getting hurt.
Sleeping so well as long as she's in our bed.
Having a crabby day.
She's so cute when she has a superficial cry.
We went on a long walk and John ended up pushing 3/4 of the kids home.
Luckily Scott never tires because I don't think the stroller could've handled any more weight.
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