We had a veggie side tray for dinner and Rachel was not content with just eating the veggies - not when everyone else was dipping them into ranch dressing. I don't know how much carrot made it into her mouth, but she did get a lot of dressing.
Rachel wants to feed herself and I know it is an important skill, so I, sometimes, let her go at it with a spoon and a mostly empty yogurt container. And what good would yogurt be without a magazine to go with it.
Apples and peanut butter.
Need I say more. If you look closely, you can see a peanut butter moustache and very peanut buttery hands.
The girls both had a fever one day this last week. I am not sure what could have caused it, but they both felt miserable. So I let them watch lots of Full House and eat popsicles. The red one for Rachel was a bad choice because it dripped all over her legs and I kept thinking her lips were bleeding because they were stained red for the rest of the day.
There managed to be a crayon and block explosion while I was otherwise occupied. She doesn't look too guilty though.
We were working outside and ended up talking to our neighbors for a little while. That left Rachel to her own devices, which consisted of throwing dirt in the air and giggling when it landed on her leg. She was a mess when we got to her.
So those are some of our messes of the last couple weeks. Now if our toddlers could only do more cleaning up.
1 comment:
Rachel is having great tactile experiences. Yummy flavors, and marvelous textures to taste and touch.
You go!
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