He grows and grows. He likes to tell people that Pluto is a dwarf planet and that they can send a robot to Mars. He pretends his legos are penguins and shoes and spaceships.
Soon he'll be four. And I'll still be his mama. Even if being his mama looks nothing like it did three short years ago.
Slow down, Buddy. Mama can't keep up.
He saw his picture online just now and was pleased when I told him I wrote a story about the pictures he draws. So he drew a picture of the planets and asked me to add it here. Big smiles when I told him Grandma Marilyn reads my stories. He's drawn two more as I type, I could just keep posting and posting.
7 comments:
Wow, when I first started reading your blog, he was merely a toddler.
I remember really noticing when T.'s drawings began to change! It was amazing...she has always drawn people, and my L. never did, so it was amazing to watch her "people" grow more complicated as she grew older!
Thanks for sharing the "drarwings". They are so awesome. As a teacher in a field where many child struggle to learn I am amazed more each day as I realize the miracle of learning- HOW do those brain cells know what to do?
How wonderful! I can't believe he's going to be four! Now it's time to have another one! Just kidding!
Time does fly, my he looks so big! It is nice to get this down in words and photos, lovely memories for you and him.
I was interested to read your blog. You really seem fascinated by watching your child develop!
As a parent, you may be eligible to be part of a university study about how kids think about other people's thinking. We will ask you to watch with your child three brief, online videos of puppet actors and then to record your child's answers to questions about what the puppets are thinking. We will also ask you some general questions about yourself, your child, and your household. Participation would take less than 15 minutes, and it's a great way for you and your child to contribute to our knowledge of how children think. For more details go to the following address: http://www.milestoneshome.org/current/thinking/
Best wishes,
Kimberly
The change from three to four is such a big one - and four is such a fun, fun age.
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