Manny's "big boy" bed that took some getting used to for him.
At least he stays in it and he sleeps well...
Even under his beloved toys!
This is how we found him after his nap...at least he didn't get out of his bed!
Maybe we shouldn't store these within his reach while he's in bed!
When Manny gets up in the morning, there are five precious belongings that he insists on carrying out to the living room. "Bear", "wolfie", "monster", red blankee and blue blankee. Though it may be difficult for him to walk while carrying his precious cargo, no matter! They are essential contributors to the happiness of our two year old. It's funny, he'll stand in the doorway and request each one as I stuff it all into his arms. We also have to find seating arrangements for his "friends" somewhere near the dining room table. They must be within sight!
This little blue monster has generated more laughs from Manny than I can count. He cracks up when we shake it to wiggle the eyes and say in deep tones "Hey!, whatdya think your doin' mister!" and "grrrrr" as we put monster's big mouth on Manny's arm. He laughs hysterically. Thankful for the friend who got him such a...unique gift. :)
Building with blocks is fun too...
I had to chuckle at this post. One of our challenges right now with my two-yr old grandson is getting him to sleep in his "big boy" bed, also! These challenges WITH a newborn! Graeme also has two blankets and two huge mittens that can be a quick replacement for the blankets. I think Manny and Graeme would be great friends!
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The things I miss while I am at work!!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Jonathan, at now 7, is very similar with the animals; isn't it cute? The two LARGE animals, one over 5 feet long, must make it downstairs, and many times near the eating table. At night, he can almost manage both the bear and dog, but in the morning, mommy or daddy is assigned to tote the supersized stuffed dog.
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