Last week we went to the BYU Christmas party. Cosmo made an appearance, and I was amazed how Logan would just stare at Cosmo. For about 10 minutes he walked around and just wouldn't take his eyes off of him.
Sunday, December 11, 2011
Monster Under the Bed
Recently Rochelle and I tried to move Logan out of his crib and into a normal bed. We actually moved him in with Reid, as Lynlee has been putting pressure on for quite some time to get her own room. He was 16 months, so we thought he would probably enjoy not having to sleep in the crib any longer.
The first night we tucked him in and everything seemed to go smoothly. I decided to check on him, one more time, before going to bed myself. It was dark in his room, but I shuffled over to his bed and tried to give him a hug and a kiss. All I got was blanket, so I started feeling around the bed. I found nothing.
I shuffled back to the door and turned up the lights enough to see my way around the room. I checked the closet next; I checked Reid's bed (a longshot, but I needed to cover all my bases). I even checked under the beds, but couldn't find him. At this point I am about a minute into my search and really starting to wonder where he could be.
I walked back to the door and turned the lights up all the way. I looked under the bed again and still couldn't see anything, so I crawled under the bed and reached back to the wall. I was really relieved to feel some little toes. I grabbed them and pulled Logan out from under the bed. I guess he must have rolled out of bed and sleep crawled all the way under his bed against the wall.
The kid is a very active sleeper. We've made the mistake of putting him in our bed a few times. I remember one night in particular, I woke up and he was wrapped around my head like a turban. I could barely breathe! After a couple nights, he is back in the play pen (we sold his crib--woops). We'll try again in a few months.
Give Me a Shake
A couple months ago, Logan started walking. It has been fun chasing him around and watching him dismantle our home.
But there have been cute moments as well. I've usually carried Logan into church and he'd watch as I'd shake hands with people before the start of meetings. A couple months ago, he snuck away from our pew, during the meeting, and walked up and down the aisle shaking hands with everyone.
It was funny to watch him in his little suit and tie. He would walk up to people, look at them and hold out his hand until they gave it a shake. He was persistent as a few people didn't pick up on what he wanted right away. With one individual, he must have held is hand out for a minute or so until he got the handshake he was waiting for. It was all very sweet, until one individual misread his desire for a handshake and gave him a cookie.
At that point I had to go retrieve him as he now felt that handshakes just didn't measure up to getting cookies from everyone. But it was cute while it lasted. They learn so fast!
But there have been cute moments as well. I've usually carried Logan into church and he'd watch as I'd shake hands with people before the start of meetings. A couple months ago, he snuck away from our pew, during the meeting, and walked up and down the aisle shaking hands with everyone.
It was funny to watch him in his little suit and tie. He would walk up to people, look at them and hold out his hand until they gave it a shake. He was persistent as a few people didn't pick up on what he wanted right away. With one individual, he must have held is hand out for a minute or so until he got the handshake he was waiting for. It was all very sweet, until one individual misread his desire for a handshake and gave him a cookie.
At that point I had to go retrieve him as he now felt that handshakes just didn't measure up to getting cookies from everyone. But it was cute while it lasted. They learn so fast!
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