Our little boy has started Kindergarten. He catches the bus at the end of the driveway each afternoon @ 12:46 (Mon-Thurs). He goes all day (9:10-2:10) every other Friday and no school on the off Friday's. We are still getting used to having a kid in school and accommodating this additional schedule. Hudson loves school and seems to be thriving in this new learning environment. We were very proud to receive a letter from the school stating that Hudson was Student of the Month for September. That means he was the first kid to receive this honor for the whole school year.
He is learning to read and is given "heart words" (sight words) each week that help a lot. He is learning to write both upper and lower case letters as well as numbers. He is able to do simple addition, can recite his address, knows the days of the week, and we're working on currency value. He seems to catch on quickly after being instructed only once or twice.
His class had a book fair, reading night, a pumpkin patch field trip, and student/teacher conference. It is so nice to be able to put him on the bus knowing he is going somewhere he enjoys being and doesn't have to have idle quiet time in his room. His brother appreciates being able to take his nap uninterrupted as well ;)
Hudson & Beckett both played Fall soccer this year. Hudson had a different coach which made for a different and less than favorable experience. Needless to say, daddy has volunteered to coach next year. He is no longer intimidated to play but isn't super aggressive either. He tends to hang back and avoid really getting in the middle of the group to get his foot on the ball. It will be interesting to see if this is something he grows out of or if soccer/sports just isn't his thing.
Outside of school Hudson had some fun experiences over the Summer. We had a fun West coast road trip where we enjoyed camping in the Redwoods, visiting the Tillamook factory and an aquarium in OR, and building sandcastles in the northern CA ocean sand. He also went to the Puyallup Fair for the first time. He was adamant about going on the ferris wheel which surprised me coming from our more cautious son.
This year for Halloween, we went over to the Mitchell's neighborhood and both Hudson & Beckett dressed up as firefighters (thx to uncle Cameron). We found out after ringing a fellow neighbors doorbell that Hudson's teacher, Mrs. Belmondo lives in the same neighborhood.
Hudson continues to be more risk-averse than his little brother. We still see that sensitivity although at times it's coupled with first child/older brother tendencies to bully and antagonize. He appreciates rules and structure and has yet to be reprimanded at school (fingers crossed).
He is a thriving, intelligent, kind, stubborn and sweet boy and we love him so much.
5 years (39.4 lbs; 43 3/4" tall)
Hudson is growing up! He turned 5 yesterday and we celebrated by having his first birthday party with friends over. Daddy scored a huge bouncy house from the fire department and true to tradition made Hudson's cake freehand. This year it's all about TRAINS. CARS are OUT and TRAINS are IN. Hudson's cake was Percy with a #5. We invited Oscar, Chase, Tristan, and Natalie. Unfortunately Trey & Jamesson couldn't make it. Hudson had lots of presents many of which were trains!
Hudson is now registered to start PM Kindergarten in September. We did not win the ADK lottery which is a blessing in disguise. We'll jockey our schedules to make it work. The good news is that we'll no longer require childcare after August. We went to Kindergarten Orientation last week and Hudson got to see his classroom, meet his teacher and even go on a school bus ride. He is going to absolutely thrive in such a highly stimulated environment and learn so much.
Hudson went skiing with daddy a couple times this season and surprisingly REALLY liked it. They stayed on the magic carpet area and daddy worked very patiently with Hudson teaching him the basics. He really enjoyed learning and especially appreciated the hot cocoa by the fire pits afterwards.
Hudson also played Spring soccer this year. It's indoors so no muddy games in downpours. He improved so much this season and came out of the goalie position to play aggressively all over. He is no longer scared of the players or the game. What a difference 6 months can make. I'm sure it helps that he knows all the kids from the Fall season. This Fall he will move from the 3/4 group to 5/6 and play with some bigger and potentially more skilled kids. In preparation we registered him for soccer camp in July. It's 2 hours/day for a week.
Hudson is getting much better at reading. Daddy is particularly disciplined in working with him in order to prepare for Kindergarten. Some of our other pre-K goals are: learning our address, upper AND lower case letters, counting to 100+, simple addition/subtraction, days of the week, coin currency, and continued writing skills with both letters AND numbers.
It's hard to believe our little baby will be climbing on the school bus in 4 short months. Mommy & Daddy are taking the day off work the first day of Kindergarten in preparation for this milestone.
Hudson continues to be a sensitive soul. He is gentle and caring. He is determined and boundary driven. He appreciates rules and understanding the "why" behind the "what". He is my cuddler and always up to give or receive a kiss or a hug. He is a sweet and smart little boy and we love him more than words can say. <3 br="">
Hudson is now registered to start PM Kindergarten in September. We did not win the ADK lottery which is a blessing in disguise. We'll jockey our schedules to make it work. The good news is that we'll no longer require childcare after August. We went to Kindergarten Orientation last week and Hudson got to see his classroom, meet his teacher and even go on a school bus ride. He is going to absolutely thrive in such a highly stimulated environment and learn so much.
Hudson went skiing with daddy a couple times this season and surprisingly REALLY liked it. They stayed on the magic carpet area and daddy worked very patiently with Hudson teaching him the basics. He really enjoyed learning and especially appreciated the hot cocoa by the fire pits afterwards.
Hudson also played Spring soccer this year. It's indoors so no muddy games in downpours. He improved so much this season and came out of the goalie position to play aggressively all over. He is no longer scared of the players or the game. What a difference 6 months can make. I'm sure it helps that he knows all the kids from the Fall season. This Fall he will move from the 3/4 group to 5/6 and play with some bigger and potentially more skilled kids. In preparation we registered him for soccer camp in July. It's 2 hours/day for a week.
Hudson is getting much better at reading. Daddy is particularly disciplined in working with him in order to prepare for Kindergarten. Some of our other pre-K goals are: learning our address, upper AND lower case letters, counting to 100+, simple addition/subtraction, days of the week, coin currency, and continued writing skills with both letters AND numbers.
It's hard to believe our little baby will be climbing on the school bus in 4 short months. Mommy & Daddy are taking the day off work the first day of Kindergarten in preparation for this milestone.
Hudson continues to be a sensitive soul. He is gentle and caring. He is determined and boundary driven. He appreciates rules and understanding the "why" behind the "what". He is my cuddler and always up to give or receive a kiss or a hug. He is a sweet and smart little boy and we love him more than words can say. <3 br="">
4 1/2 years (37 lbs / 41.5")
Hudson has hit a few milestones in the last 6 months:
1) He said goodbye to "green blankee". We had a conversation about how he's a big boy now and no longer needs it. We told him that we would give green blankee to a little kid who didn't have a blanket of their own.
2) Hudson is writing letters. He can write his full name legibly and is working on other letters in the alphabet. We are still working on the reading part.
3) Hudson started participating in a couple different activities that have kept him busy (mommy & daddy too). He started swim lessons at a private pool. (Aug-Sept) He was apprehensive at first to put his face in the water and blow bubbles. But eventually as he built up his confidence he started doing much better. Next we had an 8 week soccer season with practices on Thursdays and games on Saturdays (Sept-Oct). Hudson started out very shy and wouldn't go on the field. Then, he started playing goalie and by the end of the season he was on the field with everyone else. Next we picked up swim lessons (2X/week for 4 weeks) (Nov) again but this time at a public pool and Hudson has been a standout from the beginning. We'll probably re-up and add on another 4 week session through end of December. Then, we'll press pause on swimming while Hudson attempts skiing this winter. We bought him ski's and boots and he's super excited about doing something just he and daddy. It doesn't hurt that hot cocoa has been used as leverage.
Mommy/daddy have started to see dividends pay out. Hudson has started to do various chores around the house and gets $ in his piggy bank at the end of the week. He brings the dogs in and feeds them every night and sometimes in the mornings as well. He's helps take out the trash, set the table, unload the dishwasher, and clean up his toys. Mommy loves having a little more help around the house and Hudson loves being able to buy things with his "money's".
We recently celebrated Halloween and Hudson borrowed a hand-made Francesco Bernoulli costume that Xabi used last year. We added a little helmet and it was perfect. Beckett went as a bum. We went down to Emly's neighborhood to trick-or-treat and came back with boatloads of candy. We let him fill a large zip-lock bag full and left the rest @ Emly's to "got to kids who didn't get any candy".
Hudson continues to be our sensitive boy. He loves to give hugs and kisses and will frequently find mommy in the house and say, "just checkin' on ya". Recently for mommy's birthday he said he would give kisses all day long and there was even a foot rub offered when mommy wasn't feeling well. He's very tender and sensitive and becomes emotional when thrust too quickly into a foreign environment.
He loves to antagonize his brother which causes the volume level in our home to reach a new high. The other half of the time they play nicely together and Hudson often helps Beckett do things.
It's scary to think he'll be in school less than a year from now. We're trying to create as many intentional moments as we can in order to avoid each exchange feeling transactional. We head to Seabrook tomorrow for some quality family bonding time together!
1) He said goodbye to "green blankee". We had a conversation about how he's a big boy now and no longer needs it. We told him that we would give green blankee to a little kid who didn't have a blanket of their own.
2) Hudson is writing letters. He can write his full name legibly and is working on other letters in the alphabet. We are still working on the reading part.
3) Hudson started participating in a couple different activities that have kept him busy (mommy & daddy too). He started swim lessons at a private pool. (Aug-Sept) He was apprehensive at first to put his face in the water and blow bubbles. But eventually as he built up his confidence he started doing much better. Next we had an 8 week soccer season with practices on Thursdays and games on Saturdays (Sept-Oct). Hudson started out very shy and wouldn't go on the field. Then, he started playing goalie and by the end of the season he was on the field with everyone else. Next we picked up swim lessons (2X/week for 4 weeks) (Nov) again but this time at a public pool and Hudson has been a standout from the beginning. We'll probably re-up and add on another 4 week session through end of December. Then, we'll press pause on swimming while Hudson attempts skiing this winter. We bought him ski's and boots and he's super excited about doing something just he and daddy. It doesn't hurt that hot cocoa has been used as leverage.
Mommy/daddy have started to see dividends pay out. Hudson has started to do various chores around the house and gets $ in his piggy bank at the end of the week. He brings the dogs in and feeds them every night and sometimes in the mornings as well. He's helps take out the trash, set the table, unload the dishwasher, and clean up his toys. Mommy loves having a little more help around the house and Hudson loves being able to buy things with his "money's".
We recently celebrated Halloween and Hudson borrowed a hand-made Francesco Bernoulli costume that Xabi used last year. We added a little helmet and it was perfect. Beckett went as a bum. We went down to Emly's neighborhood to trick-or-treat and came back with boatloads of candy. We let him fill a large zip-lock bag full and left the rest @ Emly's to "got to kids who didn't get any candy".
Hudson continues to be our sensitive boy. He loves to give hugs and kisses and will frequently find mommy in the house and say, "just checkin' on ya". Recently for mommy's birthday he said he would give kisses all day long and there was even a foot rub offered when mommy wasn't feeling well. He's very tender and sensitive and becomes emotional when thrust too quickly into a foreign environment.
He loves to antagonize his brother which causes the volume level in our home to reach a new high. The other half of the time they play nicely together and Hudson often helps Beckett do things.
It's scary to think he'll be in school less than a year from now. We're trying to create as many intentional moments as we can in order to avoid each exchange feeling transactional. We head to Seabrook tomorrow for some quality family bonding time together!
4 years (36.2 lbs : 85% / 40 3/4" : 75%)
Hudson turns 4 years old tomorrow and with it has reached a major milestone. We are excited to say that he is FULLY POTTY TRAINED!!!!!!!! He's not immune to freak accidents here or there but I think it's safe to say we've arrived.
Hudson has accomplished a lot in the last 6 months. Not only has he said goodbye to pull-ups @ night he is getting exceptional at dressing/undressing himself. From top to bottom he can get his shoes & socks on and his underwear, pants, and even shirts on. Yeah, more independence for Hudson!
Hudson's bedtime has moved out a little and he's usually in bed ~8 after getting his pj's on, brushing his teeth, and reading a couple stories. (sometimes in lieu of stories he gets to watch American Idol with mom & dad) He typically wakes up ~6:30a and either comes into our room requesting cartoons or heads into Beckett's room to play w/ him until mommy/daddy wake up.
Hudson loves stickers! They are practically on par with cars at the moment. He has covered his dresser with stickers and takes every opportunity to add more when he gets his hands on them. He likes to play with Beckett and entertain him. He can be an antagonist but is also very helpful with Beckett and enjoys his company.
Hudson is starting to learn phonetics and we're slowly learning to put sounds together to make words. Daddy thinks he'll be reading very soon. Hudson is learning to write letters as well and makes a pretty mean "H". His coloring is getting better and he's learning to stay inside the lines. He knows the date of both his birthday and his brothers if you ask him.
He loves going in the hot tub and playing with cars on the lawn and in his sand boat. His favorite foods are pizza, mac'n cheese, tempura shrimp and PBJ's. He also, of course, LOVES "treats".
Hudson starts Soccer this Fall and hopefully begins swimming lessons next month. We're also talking about starting ski lessons this Winter. He's got a lot of energy so these activities will serve as a good harness for his attention and focus.
Hudson has his 2nd dentist appt on Monday and his 4 year check-up next month. We are celebrating his birthday tomorrow night with a small little party with Chris & Cameron. Beau is going to make his cake again although we have yet to decide what it will be. Beau built him a playhouse that is kind of like nana Janie's complete with a mailbox. He is going to LOVE IT!
Hudson continues to surprise us with his aptitude and competencies. His vocabulary and language are excellent and we have catalogued some great one-liners. One of our recent favorites is, "Dad, that's not relevant". We look forward to what the next 6 months unveils and the start to some new activities outside the home. He remains stubborn at times but balances it with a tenderness and sensitivity that is so endearing.
We can't believe our baby is 4 YEARS OLD!!!
Hudson has accomplished a lot in the last 6 months. Not only has he said goodbye to pull-ups @ night he is getting exceptional at dressing/undressing himself. From top to bottom he can get his shoes & socks on and his underwear, pants, and even shirts on. Yeah, more independence for Hudson!
Hudson's bedtime has moved out a little and he's usually in bed ~8 after getting his pj's on, brushing his teeth, and reading a couple stories. (sometimes in lieu of stories he gets to watch American Idol with mom & dad) He typically wakes up ~6:30a and either comes into our room requesting cartoons or heads into Beckett's room to play w/ him until mommy/daddy wake up.
Hudson loves stickers! They are practically on par with cars at the moment. He has covered his dresser with stickers and takes every opportunity to add more when he gets his hands on them. He likes to play with Beckett and entertain him. He can be an antagonist but is also very helpful with Beckett and enjoys his company.
Hudson is starting to learn phonetics and we're slowly learning to put sounds together to make words. Daddy thinks he'll be reading very soon. Hudson is learning to write letters as well and makes a pretty mean "H". His coloring is getting better and he's learning to stay inside the lines. He knows the date of both his birthday and his brothers if you ask him.
He loves going in the hot tub and playing with cars on the lawn and in his sand boat. His favorite foods are pizza, mac'n cheese, tempura shrimp and PBJ's. He also, of course, LOVES "treats".
Hudson starts Soccer this Fall and hopefully begins swimming lessons next month. We're also talking about starting ski lessons this Winter. He's got a lot of energy so these activities will serve as a good harness for his attention and focus.
Hudson has his 2nd dentist appt on Monday and his 4 year check-up next month. We are celebrating his birthday tomorrow night with a small little party with Chris & Cameron. Beau is going to make his cake again although we have yet to decide what it will be. Beau built him a playhouse that is kind of like nana Janie's complete with a mailbox. He is going to LOVE IT!
Hudson continues to surprise us with his aptitude and competencies. His vocabulary and language are excellent and we have catalogued some great one-liners. One of our recent favorites is, "Dad, that's not relevant". We look forward to what the next 6 months unveils and the start to some new activities outside the home. He remains stubborn at times but balances it with a tenderness and sensitivity that is so endearing.
We can't believe our baby is 4 YEARS OLD!!!
3 1/2 years (32.5 lbs / 38 ")
Good News! We are pretty much potty trained. Hudson is only wearing a pull-up at night. He is able to use the toilet during the day both in-home and out-of-home.We clean him after doing #2 but other than that he is able to get himself to the toilet, get his pants down, and go. Huge milestone for all parents!!!
Hudson is getting much better about eating. He is eating more at each sitting and is being more open to experimenting with foods he's not used to. Mommy is trying to involve him in preparing the meal and deciding what we have for dinner to entice him to take part more fully.
He is getting better at dressing and undressing himself. He can pretty much do everything including socks except for putting on and taking off his shirt. He typically goes to bed btw 7-7:30 and wakes up btw 5:30-6:00am.He always comes into mommy/daddy's room (straight to mommy's side of the bed) and wants to watch cartoons or "eat cereal". We are having to use the OK to Wake clock so that he stays in his room "until the man turns green". We may need to think about a later bedtime so that he starts sleeping a little later.
We have recently been introduced to tantrums. Daddy is particularly lucky in experiencing these. They are knock down drag out full on meltdowns and NOT PRETTY. We are trying to catch these early on so they don't escalate to the point where it's unmanageable. We are working on getting Hudson to talk to us and assign words to his emotions to express himself.
He continues to love cars and his green blanket. He vasilates between loving and hating his brother depending on his mood. He is starting to get excited about Xmas and it's fun watching him anticipate a holiday he remembers.
All in all he seems to have a blend of stubbornness and sensitivity. He is very strong willed and opinionated and at the same time a look or sound can affect him strongly. He is a sweet boy and we love him so much!
Hudson is getting much better about eating. He is eating more at each sitting and is being more open to experimenting with foods he's not used to. Mommy is trying to involve him in preparing the meal and deciding what we have for dinner to entice him to take part more fully.
He is getting better at dressing and undressing himself. He can pretty much do everything including socks except for putting on and taking off his shirt. He typically goes to bed btw 7-7:30 and wakes up btw 5:30-6:00am.He always comes into mommy/daddy's room (straight to mommy's side of the bed) and wants to watch cartoons or "eat cereal". We are having to use the OK to Wake clock so that he stays in his room "until the man turns green". We may need to think about a later bedtime so that he starts sleeping a little later.
We have recently been introduced to tantrums. Daddy is particularly lucky in experiencing these. They are knock down drag out full on meltdowns and NOT PRETTY. We are trying to catch these early on so they don't escalate to the point where it's unmanageable. We are working on getting Hudson to talk to us and assign words to his emotions to express himself.
He continues to love cars and his green blanket. He vasilates between loving and hating his brother depending on his mood. He is starting to get excited about Xmas and it's fun watching him anticipate a holiday he remembers.
All in all he seems to have a blend of stubbornness and sensitivity. He is very strong willed and opinionated and at the same time a look or sound can affect him strongly. He is a sweet boy and we love him so much!
3 years [32.2 lbs (60%) 37.5" (50%)]
Hudson is getting to be such a big boy. Especially compared to his little brother.
We have had 1 poo on the big toilet but none since then and that was about a month ago :( We were getting pretty consistent with pee-pee's on the toilet but have seen a regression as of late and now, once again he has to be prompted to go sit on the big toilet and will then only pee. No poo's!
He is starting to eat a little bit more especially breakfast. He loves cereal, cereal bars, oatmeal, eggs, bacon and bagels. We have had to get more strict about his dinner menu. We are forcing him to eat what we eat and if he doesn't he goes to bed w/o dinner. We have seen him start to try a few things he wouldn't otherwise try but we still have many nights where he refuses to eat at all.
He is getting better at pulling his pants and underwear on/off. He is also starting to separate from his blanket a little which is good since he can't have it at Rainbow (daycare). Evidently it was causing problems when other kids would go to grab it.
Hudson knows all the letters of the alphabet and can identify them when asked. He can count to 12 and sometimes 15. He knows all of his colors and is learning shapes. He is also able to spell his first and middle name.
It may be typical for 3 year old's but he has been extra challenging to parent lately. He has been aggressive and defiant and pushes our buttons. He has bratty moments often and is very affected by lack of sleep. His sweet and innocent moments seem few and far between.
His imagination is beginning to develop and we've noticed that several of his prized toys now have either personalities or genders. His blanket is a "she" for whatever reason.
We are celebrating his birthday in 2 days and daddy is making him a "Cars" cake with Lighting McQueen. He has several gifts from nana/papa and us and Chris will join us for dinner. I'm making one of Hudson's favorites, Mazythra. Daddy is making him a sandbox so we got him sandbox toys as well as some letter and number association cards. Gma & Gpa are getting him a swimming pool.
We look forward to seeing more and more of his personality evolve and hoping that we emerge from this "bratty" phase sooner rather than later. We are crossing our fingers that potty training is in our very near future as well.
We have had 1 poo on the big toilet but none since then and that was about a month ago :( We were getting pretty consistent with pee-pee's on the toilet but have seen a regression as of late and now, once again he has to be prompted to go sit on the big toilet and will then only pee. No poo's!
He is starting to eat a little bit more especially breakfast. He loves cereal, cereal bars, oatmeal, eggs, bacon and bagels. We have had to get more strict about his dinner menu. We are forcing him to eat what we eat and if he doesn't he goes to bed w/o dinner. We have seen him start to try a few things he wouldn't otherwise try but we still have many nights where he refuses to eat at all.
He is getting better at pulling his pants and underwear on/off. He is also starting to separate from his blanket a little which is good since he can't have it at Rainbow (daycare). Evidently it was causing problems when other kids would go to grab it.
Hudson knows all the letters of the alphabet and can identify them when asked. He can count to 12 and sometimes 15. He knows all of his colors and is learning shapes. He is also able to spell his first and middle name.
It may be typical for 3 year old's but he has been extra challenging to parent lately. He has been aggressive and defiant and pushes our buttons. He has bratty moments often and is very affected by lack of sleep. His sweet and innocent moments seem few and far between.
His imagination is beginning to develop and we've noticed that several of his prized toys now have either personalities or genders. His blanket is a "she" for whatever reason.
We are celebrating his birthday in 2 days and daddy is making him a "Cars" cake with Lighting McQueen. He has several gifts from nana/papa and us and Chris will join us for dinner. I'm making one of Hudson's favorites, Mazythra. Daddy is making him a sandbox so we got him sandbox toys as well as some letter and number association cards. Gma & Gpa are getting him a swimming pool.
We look forward to seeing more and more of his personality evolve and hoping that we emerge from this "bratty" phase sooner rather than later. We are crossing our fingers that potty training is in our very near future as well.
2 1/2 years (30 months) (28.5 lbs. 36" tall)
Hudson is now a big brother and is adjusting really well. He likes to say hi to Beckett and calls him "B". We do see attempts to get our attention and usually in the form of acting out so while we don't feel like he is unfriendly to Beckett it would appear that he is subconsciously jealous and feeling a lack of attention.
Hudson loves to jump off of stools, stairs and pretty much anything he can. He also likes to walk backwards. He is able to sing several songs including "Twinkle Twinkle", "Itsy Bitsy Spider", and the "ABC's". He knows his ABC's, colors, and can count to ten. He is able to identify objects and start counting how many there are. He continues to love cars, trucks, trains, and tractors.
Hudson moved into a big boy bed and seems to love it. He sleeps well all night with his spooka nightlight and fan on.
We are attempting to potty train him and have been successful with several pee-pee's on the potty chair after sitting with him and reading a story. We give him a full nalgene and he eventually does a pee-pee and then gets a reward. At this point he is not able to alert us when he feels a pee-pee coming so we've had accidents in our underwear rather than making it to the potty chair in time.
He has busted out with a few great one-liners of which include:
- "mommy, daddy needs to relax"
- "that's rude!"
- "that's not cool"
- "mommy sweetheart, come"
- "mommy, i'll make you a deal. You get in the box...i'll give you special treat!"
- "that's delicious"
- "holy smokes"
- "that's wierd"
- "duh dah dah dah....party time!"
He is growing out of his 2T clothes and is starting to fit into some of his 3T pants and shirts.
It has been so great spending time with him while on maternity leave as a family. We have gone to children's museum's, the zoo, the library, and seabrook.
Hudson continues to be so much fun and amazes us with his aptitude and humorous personality!
Hudson loves to jump off of stools, stairs and pretty much anything he can. He also likes to walk backwards. He is able to sing several songs including "Twinkle Twinkle", "Itsy Bitsy Spider", and the "ABC's". He knows his ABC's, colors, and can count to ten. He is able to identify objects and start counting how many there are. He continues to love cars, trucks, trains, and tractors.
Hudson moved into a big boy bed and seems to love it. He sleeps well all night with his spooka nightlight and fan on.
We are attempting to potty train him and have been successful with several pee-pee's on the potty chair after sitting with him and reading a story. We give him a full nalgene and he eventually does a pee-pee and then gets a reward. At this point he is not able to alert us when he feels a pee-pee coming so we've had accidents in our underwear rather than making it to the potty chair in time.
He has busted out with a few great one-liners of which include:
- "mommy, daddy needs to relax"
- "that's rude!"
- "that's not cool"
- "mommy sweetheart, come"
- "mommy, i'll make you a deal. You get in the box...i'll give you special treat!"
- "that's delicious"
- "holy smokes"
- "that's wierd"
- "duh dah dah dah....party time!"
He is growing out of his 2T clothes and is starting to fit into some of his 3T pants and shirts.
It has been so great spending time with him while on maternity leave as a family. We have gone to children's museum's, the zoo, the library, and seabrook.
Hudson continues to be so much fun and amazes us with his aptitude and humorous personality!
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