Whenever the babies do something new—eat a new food, master a new skill, wear a new outfit—they get plenty of oohs and aahs from their biggest fans: their older siblings. I love that the awesomeness of having twin babies has never worn off for these kids. And even though sometimes I wish they would just leave them alone ("Hear her crying? That's because she doesn't want you to put your swim goggles on her head!") I'm so glad that the twins will always have a built-in cheering section.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Built-in cheering section
Whenever the babies do something new—eat a new food, master a new skill, wear a new outfit—they get plenty of oohs and aahs from their biggest fans: their older siblings. I love that the awesomeness of having twin babies has never worn off for these kids. And even though sometimes I wish they would just leave them alone ("Hear her crying? That's because she doesn't want you to put your swim goggles on her head!") I'm so glad that the twins will always have a built-in cheering section.
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Crazy!!! Those are YOUR kids! Still can't get over it. Maybe it's cause I haven't seen the last two yet but it still takes me by surprise when I see pictures of them all together.
What a great crew! It's always funny to me how deaf the big kids can be to the cries that come because of the torment (witting or unwitting) they are giving to the baby. Glad to know ours isn't the only house that has goggle wearing babies :)
What a cute Picture!!! I can't believe how big T is, I swear he is bigger than L. SO fun!!!
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