Last weekend my son, daughter-in-law and two grandbabies (ages 3 and 1) came to help me celebrate my **th birthday...okay my 60th birthday...yikes. We screened "Cinderella" for our 3 year old grandson, Henry. We thought it would be wonderful for him...he was afraid of the cat "Lucifer" and of the wicked step-mother and also didn't like the two "sisty uglers" (as my husband called them). We had to have the lights full on. Our son e-mailed to say he did talk about it all the next day though, and didn't have any nightmares...thank goodness. Gee, it's difficult getting old and out of it!
Our daughter-in-law, Terra, was showing us how Jeffrey (just turned 1) could "do" ring-around-the-rosy. In his excitement he WALKED four steps from his mother to his father. Amazing to see. I still can't really believe we actually were there to see him take his first steps! I must say, those were his last steps here, as he became very, very "concerned" about making sure he had something to hold onto while his maneuvered about after that.
Isn't that just the best!
Henry is very interested in the "beach". I hope we'll be able to have them down next year.
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iwishiwasthereiwishiwasthereBeach FanaticTennessee2,875 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach Fanatic
iwishiwasthereBeach FanaticTennessee2,875 postsJoined View profileMessageBeach FanaticWhat a wonderful gift to see your grandson's first steps...so exciting. NO doubt they brought much funn and excitement. Happy Belated Birthday!
JdargJdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Expert
JdargSoWal Expert18,040 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal ExpertOh boy- has your son and daughter-in-law's fun just started or what? Two on the loose!:rolling: :wub:
AllifunnAllifunnFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comSt Petersburg13,635 postsJoined View profileMessageFunnChef - AlisonCooks.com
AllifunnFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comSt Petersburg13,635 postsJoined View profileMessageFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comLast weekend my son, daughter-in-law and two grandbabies (ages 3 and 1) came to help me celebrate my **th birthday...okay my 60th birthday...yikes. We screened "Cinderella" for our 3 year old grandson, Henry. We thought it would be wonderful for him...he was afraid of the cat "Lucifer" and of the wicked step-mother and also didn't like the two "sisty uglers" (as my husband called them). We had to have the lights full on. Our son e-mailed to say he did talk about it all the next day though, and didn't have any nightmares...thank goodness. Gee, it's difficult getting old and out of it!this is all so sweet whitesands:wub: ...don't wait so long to post!!! We would love to hear more adorable grand baby stories...it must have been so exciting to see the baby's first STEPS!!!!
Our daughter-in-law, Terra, was showing us how Jeffrey (just turned 1) could "do" ring-around-the-rosy. In his excitement he WALKED four steps from his mother to his father. Amazing to see. I still can't really believe we actually were there to see him take his first steps! I must say, those were his last steps here, as he became very, very "concerned" about making sure he had something to hold onto while his maneuvered about after that.
Isn't that just the best!
Henry is very interested in the "beach". I hope we'll be able to have them down next year.
Babies LOVE the beach...and it is a great place to potty train them:lol: 😱 😀
Cork On the OceanCork On the Oceandirectionally challengedSeacrest Beach2,450 postsJoined View profileMessagedirectionally challenged
Cork On the Oceandirectionally challengedSeacrest Beach2,450 postsJoined View profileMessagedirectionally challengedBabies LOVE the beach...and it is a great place to potty train them:lol: 😱 😀
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Miss KittyMiss KittyMeow47,011 postsJoined View profileMessageMeow
Miss KittyMeow47,011 postsJoined View profileMessageMeowSo, that's what those seawalls are for? Potty training!!!
AllifunnAllifunnFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comSt Petersburg13,635 postsJoined View profileMessageFunnChef - AlisonCooks.com
AllifunnFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comSt Petersburg13,635 postsJoined View profileMessageFunnChef - AlisonCooks.comSo, that's what those seawalls are for? Potty training!!!:floor: :floor:
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That is funny!
Oh boy- has your son and daughter-in-law's fun just started or what? Two on the loose!:rolling: :wub:
I know!...my son is an "only"...needless to say, I deeply respect and admire those who choose to have child"ren". When I was young with a one year old, working full time, designing and supervising the building of our home...I about lost my mind! I think they make young people today "sturdier" or of sounder stuff at the least! LOL
audieaudiefartblossom10,946 postsJoined View profileMessagefartblossom
audiefartblossom10,946 postsJoined View profileMessagefartblossomI know!...my son is an "only"...needless to say, I deeply respect and admire those who choose to have child"ren". When I was young with a one year old, working full time, designing and supervising the building of our home...I about lost my mind! I think they make young people today "sturdier" or of sounder stuff at the least! LOL
i hear what you're saying. i am child free, but my sis works full time has a 3 yr old and one in the oven. i don't know how (or why) she does it - i would be in the nuthouse. i love my nephew something fierce, but thank god he goes home !
RudyjohnRudyjohnSoWal InsiderChicago Area7,736 postsJoined View profileMessageSoWal Insider
Sweet story. I remember you posting a long time ago about your adorable grandson Henry trying to read!!
Post more sweet stories more often!
Post more sweet stories more often!
Awww, that's so sweet of you Johnrudy...I will try. I knew you had to be from the south!
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