I thought I could use this space to share some random items about the little guys:
Everett is smarter, more advanced and headstrong than ever. We are teaching the concept of "action and consequence" (As in, if you throw a tantrum, you won't get what you're asking for) and he's grasping it quickly. He likes to lead, loves to teach what he knows and is getting better in his soft skills. Every teacher that knows him at school tells us he's one of the smartest, brightest and he eats the most food.
Addison remains a loving, quirky little boy. He has a heart of gold and sense of humor that is so wonderful. He's listening skills are improving, as well as his ability to understand that our word is final. He looks to Everett to lead in many of the activities they do, but will - once in a while - take charge and lead the pack. His love of cars and trucks has not waned and his favorite question right now is "Why?"
Scarlet has just discovered nail polish. She's also resisting naps and bedtime a little more than she has in the past but for the most part, we're able to work through it. Now more than ever, we're asked if they are triplets when we are out and about. She's nearly the same height, the same weight and even the same shoe size as the boys. She still has a fear/hatred of bugs, adores every stuffed animal she has and is into makeup and building Lego castles.
Everett is smarter, more advanced and headstrong than ever. We are teaching the concept of "action and consequence" (As in, if you throw a tantrum, you won't get what you're asking for) and he's grasping it quickly. He likes to lead, loves to teach what he knows and is getting better in his soft skills. Every teacher that knows him at school tells us he's one of the smartest, brightest and he eats the most food.
Addison remains a loving, quirky little boy. He has a heart of gold and sense of humor that is so wonderful. He's listening skills are improving, as well as his ability to understand that our word is final. He looks to Everett to lead in many of the activities they do, but will - once in a while - take charge and lead the pack. His love of cars and trucks has not waned and his favorite question right now is "Why?"
Scarlet has just discovered nail polish. She's also resisting naps and bedtime a little more than she has in the past but for the most part, we're able to work through it. Now more than ever, we're asked if they are triplets when we are out and about. She's nearly the same height, the same weight and even the same shoe size as the boys. She still has a fear/hatred of bugs, adores every stuffed animal she has and is into makeup and building Lego castles.
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