Showing posts with label toy box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label toy box. Show all posts

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Just for fun!

Xander's likes to climb into his toy boxes to play with his toys, I'll look over and he'll be doing a head stand into it and then he'll play for a while throw a couple toys out and then do an head stand and flop out of it! I haven't been quick enough to get a picture of him climbing in or out but here's a few cute one's (when I started taking pictures he climbed out and chased after me with the camera lol)
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And here's a couple cute one's from Xander's Great Grandma's 80th Birthday Party

Love this one: Xander and Daddy
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Our Little Family : )
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Hugs!

Xander started giving hugs this week! I mean not just letting me hug him but actually reaching out, grabbing me, hugging me tight and just holding on. It's the best feeling in the world! Chris thinks he's using it to get what he wants with me, and I have to admit he MAY be right about that, but I'll worry later. Right now I'm loving all the hugs I can get, it's SO sweet! After being gone Sunday afternoon for a couple hours Xander hugged me when I got home for a good two minutes straight. And I'm not the only one around here getting hugs, Xander will stop and hug his stuffed animals as he crawls by them, he'll even crawl up to the dog lay his head on him and give him a hug and then go on playing, it's just about the cutest thing you ever saw.

A few fun pictures...

Xander LOVES to climb in his toy boxes (I once caught him doing a head stand into one!)
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This is how I almost always find Xander in the morning or after a nap, standing in his bed chewing on the rail or the bunny music box, those teeth are trouble!
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And finally Xander at the office... we have our challenging days, but of course we always see the lighter side of things and take LOTS of pictures! ha ha
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