K, C, G
Now that we are mostly unpacked & childproofed we have decided to free our little guys. Well mostly. Instead of containing them in an area, we have decided to just block them from certain areas like the kitchen (gated) their bathroom (closed door) and our bedroom/bathroom (closed door.) We feel like they should have access to the furniture & us when they want & that they need to be free to learn how to behave in the whole house. I also felt like closing them in might have been inhibiting Caden & Kellan from walking sooner. It may not have, but as a mom & I'm sure I'm not the only mom who does it, but I second guess & worry constantly about the boys meeting their milestones.
Garren
Caden helping out with laundry
So, going to the bathroom by myself has become a bit more challenging but getting the boys to the dining room for meals has gotten a whole lot easier! Now I can just ask "ready to eat?" & they all come running :) I'm doing a lot less picking up & carrying around & more just lifting them out & putting them down.
C, K, G
The boys seem to have forgotten they have toys though. They hang out by the kitchen gate or chase each other up & down the hall. The remaining boxes seem to be quite intriguing too. They like to pick things up & put them up on boxes or tables or over the kitchen gate. They love watching their videos on the big TV Instead of on the laptop, if they would just sit down back by the couch instead of standing right in front of the television.
Haddie got so jelous of Kellan messing with the disasher door that she got up on it, lol...
G & K
C & K
K & G
Caden
Caden was the first to get on the shelf & the first to fall off.
Garren rearranging the toys (he couldn't get the chair to move)
Cheerio time! K, G, C
G, K, C
Haddie & Kellan
I can't believe how big they are! Love the fluffy bums. :)
ReplyDeleteI have the same philosophy. They are blocked from the kitchen, for safety reasons, but are free to roam the rest of the main floor. Funny enough, despite all of the toys that they have, ours also prefer to play with something non-kid related!
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