We wrapped up our "study" on Halloween (we found a couple different books at the library that give the basic history of Halloween at a child's level, and read them together, then discussed our findings), the girls have decided that we shouldn't celebrate Halloween at all, which I certainly support, but wanted it to be their decision, not just "Mommy says we can't" (now I'm thinking I need to find a good, elementary level, whole foods nutrition class, so far I haven't found what I want, but I think that would help get them on board for healthier eating, instead of whining about it).
The big girls are still enjoying their typing program, as well as playing the lap harp
On Friday we finally found time to dry apples. We got a bushel of apples from an orchard near my parents' house when we were down there a couple weeks ago. All 3 girls have been enjoying eating them fresh, but we also wanted to dry some to have for snacks later, so the big girls took turns playing with Little Bit in the family room, or laying apple slices on the dehydrator
Little Bit continues to move toward potty training. She's nakey butt all the time (except at night) when we're at home, and we have very few accidents here at home. BUT she's nakey butt, so can take herself potty, and the potty is handy (in the family room downstairs, and in the bathroom upstairs). When we're out, I still keep her in diapers of some sort, and actually have found that the trainers I was using some of the time before don't work well now because she does hold it, so then when she goes, she goes a LOT and the trainer just isn't absorbent enough to handle it, so right now we're mostly using Flip diaper covers
We finished off our week by spending Sabbath afternoon with friends from church. The girls were thrilled to find out Miss Karin and Miss Tina are great storytellers and have had lots of interesting experiences in their lives. After supper Miss Tina brought out the Uno Attack game and the girls had a blast playing that with Daddy, Tina & Rolland
3 comments:
Love love love Signing Time - it is so neat to see when your little one starts to sign more! Oliver only uses a few signs though he understands tons when we sign to him, funny kid.
The big girls enjoyed Signing Times at around this age (I don't remember exactly when we got them) but they learned to say the words right along w/ the signs, so we never used the signs much, Little Bit's still not talking (in English, she jabbers in her own language quite abit) much, so the signs are helpful, and adorable :) But I need to be careful, I tend to not actually WATCH the videos, so at some point here I'm going to get "caught" and have her signing things that I don't know because I've never happened to tune in to that part of the videos LOL.
You make a good point about allowing your girls to come to a conclusion on their own about Halloween. I hope you find a good nutrition course-- and share what you find here on your blog! LOL!
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