A blog dedicated to the first child of Ken and Meg Wilson, Gardner P. Wilson.
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So....in case you haven't checked my "Muses" blog today, I want to share some news with you....
...or rather, Gardner wants to share some news with you.
That's right. He's going to be the big brother soon. We are giddy!
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....So now I have a bathroom story. Every mom has them. Most start around this age. Here's mine. We bought Gardner his first potty chair a couple of weeks back. We mainly wanted to get him used to the fact that it's a "piece of furniture" now, to get him used to seeing it. We taught him how to sit on it, clothed. Well, yesterday, while prepping him for a bath, I taught him how to sit on it....unclothed. I told him that "this is where you tee-tee" (that's what we call it 'round here). He giggled, and stood up. I turned my attention back to the bathtub water level, and glanced back just in time to see a stream shooting forth and hitting the potty seat, potty lid, and the shower curtain. He looked incredibly proud of his feat. I really believe he thought he'd just tee-teed in his potty. I laughed till my sides hurt. I figured that wouldn't happen again, at least for a while. I was wrong. I just had the same incident occur minutes ago, wh...
Sweet things I love about Gardner.... (a list by Mommy) - The way you snuggle up under our chins, or place your cheek on our cheeks, when we hold you. I never met a more lovable baby. - The way you shiver and giggle when I put lotion on your arms and chest after your baths. - The way you look in overalls, or in wide-legged pants...so stylish for a 6-month old, you are. - The way you reach out in the early morning light to touch my face, to make sure it's really me, when I come and get you up to feed you. Your little hand reaches up to touch my chin and cheek, then a warm smile spreads on your little lips. - The way you blow pureed carrots in little tiny splats all over your high chair (and me). - The way you look at us, wide-eyed, when we clap for you, wondering what on earth we're doing. - The way you look at me when I dance around the house to loud music, again, wondering what on earth I'm doing! - The little coos I hear from you in the backseat when we're driving ...
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