Robbie Blogging
By: Mr. Wilson on
January 14, 2008
Robbie shows Cousin Sam how to play with his new popper on Christmas Eve:
Opening a present at grandma's house on Christmas Eve:
Robbie enjoys breakfast at his new table and chair on Christmas morning:
This is what happens when you don't have hips or a butt:
Playing in the fire truck at the Children's Museum on New Year's Eve:
While everybody else watched the ball drop, Robbie went shopping:
Helping mom bake yesterday:
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I still do not have hips :(
And staples hurt.
Great photos. You’ll really love (uh, no) having that “popper” in the house. I can’t wait for the relative that gave us one to reproduce so I can pay her back in kind.
Fletch, when that happens it’s important to encourage the budding musician in any child. Think miniature drumset. 😉
Gene, I agree, and that’s already on my mental list.
You know those books with the buttons that play really bad sound effects? Those are way, way worse than any kiddie drumset. In fact, just go down the toy aisle and press all the buttons. Pick the one that makes the old ladies all the way over in the makeup section shoot you an icy glare.
The problem with something like a drumset is you might end up giving it to the kid of a parent like me. I actually like it when Robbie plays an instrument or instrument-like device (a bowl and a spoon, for example) because I feel like he’s actually learning something. But those toys that play awful sounds for no reason at all ... those are evil.
Those books are evil. We have a toy guitar that’s fun for a while, but has no volume control. The popper is insane, and always goes to the wood floors. We got a small drum for Christmas, and it’s not been bad. A recorder (instrument) can be annoying. A harmonic is trouble. LOL I could go on.
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