I absolutely am loving (most of the time) this stage Alex is in. He is learning new things every day and is just so much fun.
I just have to share a story from yesterday that was the cutest thing:
On the way home yesterday afternoon Alex was busy as usual playing with
the iPad. But then I heard "momma broke". I glanced back to see what the
problem was and the iPad wasn't responding to him. The reason? Because
he decided sleep dog wanted to play the game and was holding sleep dog's
paw with his hands, trying to make the game work using sleep dog's paw.
It was so cute but how in the world do you explain that an iPad
requires a human finger? I just told him to touch it with his finger
and luckily he went on with playing. I just thought it was cute how he
was holding sleep dogs paw trying to push the buttons on the app.
I could share stories like this every day with all the new and fun things he is doing. He is really smart (probably too smart for our own good) and is always wanting to do things. We are getting a lot of the "I do" now with him wanting to do things on his own. But I am glad he is smart and able to try things on his own. Even if he means taking 10 times longer to cut up dinner. :)
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