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Sunday, May 9, 2010

A Boy and His Truck......Books

We will live really close to the Library and so we make frequent trips there. Carter found a couple of truck books and so we had to check them out. Since then, these books have not left his side. They are the dumbest books ever. Just about dump trucks, loaders, excavators, cement trucks, fire trucks, etc. They don't even have a story line......just facts. He now points out every kind of tractor/truck he sees, and he knows them all by name. It's kind of funny to hear him shout out "look mom, a loader!"

He takes them with him to the Bathroom....and I just noticed, when he finally does start using the toilet for its main purpose, that book may get wet.
A little light reading to pass the time. Side Note: He is not potty trained nor has he EVER peed or pooped on the toilet. But he begs to sit on the potty every second of the day. I think it's mostly because he likes playing with the toilet paper and flushing. Someday we'll get lucky though and the stars will align and he will actually pee.
He even sleeps with them. Along with Monkey and Doggy. He bed is sure getting full.
I thought this pic was hilarious. He can't seem to sleep without touching them.
I apologize if anyone wants to check these out from the library any time soon. I am hoping they will let me renew them for the next year!

A Boy and His Toys

Carter has some new loves as of late. And with the weather getting warmer I think we will see more of these activities!


Carter loves to help Daddy in the garden. He wanted to help rake but refused to put down his sippy cup. Why is he so obsessed with that thing?

Carter's favorite toy now is his "trouble." He loves to get his shovel and help dig. Is it too early to make him pull weeds? I think not.....
Carter got a new bike and I'm not sure who was more excited-Neil or Carter. I'm putting my money on Neil though. This bike has no pedals and no training wheels and it's suppose to help them learn to balance early and never need training wheels. We will see!
He's really starting to get the hang of it though and can balance better each time. Neil predicts that he will be out on the trails next summer. Once again, we will see:)