Secret Weapon

The battle for sleep continues here, but I now have a secret weapon.

Yep, you're looking at it, the back of Molly's head. When I'm putting her to sleep, many nights she resists and squirms and sometimes even bites, scratches and hits. However, the other day I discovered that this all goes away if I simply stroke the back of her head. I'm not sure why this has a hypnotizing effect on her, but I'll take it!

Last night we had the Morris' over for dinner and Molly and Grayson had lots of fun in the playroom and the other rooms of the house as well.

Molly hasn't been able to wear this bib for months because she immediately rips it off as soon as I would put it on. Grayson borrowed it for dinner and suddenly she wants to wear it. Just for fun though. I tried to get her to wear it for breakfast and she wouldn't do it.

I get it now, when I want her to do something, she won't. When I don't care, she will. Rocking a sweet headband, but if I want her to wear something in her hair...no way!

hopping with the hippity hop bunnies.

I'll let you kiss me if you give me all of your ice.

Toy boxes are great for many reasons.

If you get lonely you can invite a friend.

Poor Molly and Grayson are constantly being manipulated by their parents so that we may better document their lives. For the record, we practically begged them to kiss.

He's so cute though!

We tried to get a picture of us with the kids, but it wasn't going to happen. Grayson wanted down and Molly wanted to pick her nose.

So we gave up and let them loose. Ramsey and I managed to not throw any fits or pick our noses on camera. Afterwards, that's another story

We had a great time and hope to do it again soon!