This boy is such an important part of our family. I know I always say this, but it's true. I can't imagine our family without Aaron. I love his little budding personality. He knows he's one of the brothers, and whatever they're doing, he needs to be a part of it. Whatever they're eating, he needs it. He takes so much abuse from his older brothers, but he always comes back for more. Aaron loves toys, toys, toys. Tonight after his bath he had a little matchbox car that he was driving back and forth across the carpet. When did he start that?
At two days shy of 15 months, Aaron's not walking yet, but don't worry. I think Eli was very near 16 months, and Clayton was almost 18 months before he started walking. My boys take their time, and I'm definitely okay with that. The crawling is hard enough for me to keep up with. Aaron is an eater, but lately he's become a much pickier eater than I appreciate. We are pretty strict about serving one family dinner, so if Aaron chooses to throw it all on the floor, he's done. Lately he'll do just that. Then a little later, I'll catch him pulled up in front of his high chair fishing for some leftover crumbs in his seat. Gross. I guess you change your mind when you really get hungry. Hopefully it's just a phase. I think the other boys go through phases like that every now then, then all of a sudden they'll request a second helping of broccoli.
Otherwise, everything is well with Aaron. He brings so much laughter and love into our house, and we're so blessed to have this healthy baby boy.
Post bath curls. Love, love, love that fine baby hair. It will be hard to say goodbye to these curls one day.
Love my little man!
He is one cute boy! And sounds like he has a personality to match!
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