uh hum...Lance, where are all those Europe pictures you promised to send and post on the blog? We are waiting...
Lance was quite the good photographer while here in Europe. If you haven't had the chance to see his pictures yet, make sure you take the time because they are wonderful. Good choice on that camera too Lance.
I just want to say I MISS EVERYONE! Don't you guys wish that sometimes we were all together still. I kind of miss those days of having no responsiblity and making mom and dad make all the life decisions for us. Now that a baby's on the way, I don't think I'm mature enough to make life altering decisions. Don't get me wrong, I'm very excited to have a child. I'm just missing you guys I suppose. Love you all!!
Lindsey
4 comments:
Didn't you get a camera for Christmas? I keep wondering when we are going to see pictures of you guys on this blog or your own blog. You have to put some on when you have your baby. We miss you too. Don't worry about the life altering decisions yet--you don't really have to do that until they are older. For now, you just have to decide when to change the diaper, feed them, put them to sleep, etc. And most of those decisions are made for you. You change them when they are dirty, you feed them when they are hungry. As far as disciplining goes, Will is 14 months and I am just starting to have to find ways to discipline him because he didn't understand the concept of being naughty before. Even now he doesn't really understand that. So, put the life altering decisions behind you for now and get used to having your own life altered completely when your baby comes!! Does everyone else agree with me? You will be a good mom, don't worry.
We're trying to figure out how to handle a nearly three-year-old who seems full of anger. I would say that Abby has entered her terrible twos and can sure be a handful at times.
Never Abby!!! I will always think of her as cute and adorable. Same with Will.
We found that the 3's were much worse than the 2's by far for our kids. Sarah would just laugh when we tried to put her in a timeout, so what then? That just makes you more frustrated. Taking away a privilege (fav cartoon, etc.) works much better until they figure out what it means to stay in timeout.
And Lindsey -- consistency is the key to sucess with kids. Like Adrianne said, in the first year most issues are totally different and not too life altering.
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