At Julia's daycare, she was the only girl for 4 months and surrounded by 7 baby boys. A few weeks ago, Olivia started & she's the other token girl. Olivia's only 3-4 months old, though, so she basically lays there and coos all day. She's such a cutie. Even when she's crying, she's quiet. Aaaaaaaah, to have one of those!
Miss J has grown very attached to Brayden. Let's just say she might have stalker potential. She follows Brayden around all day and must be near him. They eat at the same times because she will only eat solids if he's sitting next to her. And he's taught her how to throw. We were wondering why she started throwing things last week. We roll balls toward her, and she picks them up & overhead spikes them back to us. Where did this come from? Aaaaaaah....Brayden taught her. Now she has to practice her throwing skills at daycare and at home ALL the time.
It's so cute that she has a friend. Or stalkee (not as cute though). Whatever this baby relationship is. Maybe she'll become a tomboy from all of these boys egging her on to throw things.
I think I'll not tell Daddy that Brayden's mom calls Julia his girlfriend. Eh, the relationship will likely be over once Julia hits him in the head with her awesome overhead spike anyway.
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So, Waylon has competition, huh? ;0) Isn't it cute when they make friends! Jennifer calls Waylon the "ringleader" at daycare. He starts all the trouble and Logan and Ethan fall in right behind him.
Go tomboy Julia!
I've never understood why parents are so set to call little kids' friends of a different gender "girlfriends" or "boyfriends". Are they really that excited to have their children dating? Personally, we'd like to hold the dating off for as long as possible.
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