More bathtime fun

Here's "Bo-da's ba" (aka Boulder's ball) with me in the bathtub.

A look in to the future

Here I am as teenager Kadyn helping myself to a snack in the fridge. Every growing boy needs chocolate milk.

Bedtime

It's amazing how a peacefully sleeping baby wrapped in a blanket, tightly clutching a book about doggies and kitties, a soft blue blankie and a sippy cup, can make one forget about: dishes, cleaning the house or the dinner that's getting cold. A peacefully sleeping baby can remind you of all you are grateful for: all the hugs and kisses, all the baby laughs, all the uh-ohs. A peacefully sleeping baby can make you realize that you're holding your breath as you peer over. A peacefully sleeping baby can remind you that morning sickness is worth it.

Dear Brother or Sister

Dear Little Brother or Sister,


Please stop making my mommy feel so sick. It has been a lot of fun getting to spend extra time with my daddy, but I don't like watching mommy hang over the toilet...it hardly seems fair that I am not aloud to touch the toilet, but she can put her head in it.

Also, I'm not so sure that this is a good idea...you are already getting a lot of mommy's attention and I am use to getting all the attention around these parts. I am working on my sharing, but come on...already? Don't get me wrong, I am very excited to be a big brother. I am excited to meet you and to teach you all kinds of things; to play in the dirt, to drive trucks, to scream, not to sleep, to give the best kisses and hugs, and how to get into all kinds of trouble, I mean fun.

Little Brother or Sister, I want my mommy back. I promise if you make it stop soon I will be as nice as a 2 year old possibly can be when you come out to play.


Love your big brother,
Kadyn