Thursday, November 19, 2009

Schools Out!

Hard to believe we have already finished our 12 week Chicago Park District class. We have been going every Tuesday from 11:30 - 12:15. It was really nice for Jay to be able to have something every week planned with his friends(mom too!). Grammy was here for a week this month to visit Jay and his cousins. She came with us to class this past Tuesday.


They are now really starting to get mobile. Jay loves to stand while holding on to something. At class last Tuesday all the kids were grouped around the one toy that they could stand on.

Here he is with Jackson...

Jay went for 45minutes without a bib and look at his sweater... drool machine!

Last night I was on the couch playing with Jay. Katie had given us some new "hand me down" toys, they all lit up and made all sorts of noises. So I turned the lights off and put some of the toys on the couch so he could watch the lights. He was sooo funny! He grabbed this fish tank (which is not new) and kept pulling it and trying to stick his head in it. He was having so much fun watching the lights and sounds! His feet were kicking and he was making so many funny noises.


Today is Thursday and that means its playgroup day! Here is Jay with a few of his buddies hanging out.


Look at his face, He is laughing so hard!

All of a sudden, he is really into plastic stacking cups.. he would not let this one go! Note to Santa...

Standing up flirting with Sydney, what a cute little couple!


I hosted a knitting party with a few of my friends about 5 months ago and I learned how to make hats. They are so easy to do! I made one for me and 2 for Jay! They were so cute I decided to make one for each of Jays friends for early Christmas gifts. The babies loved them (okay actually the moms did) look at how cute this picture is...


Nothing cuter than a bunch of adorable babies together!

Evy hosted todays playgroup and made some thanksgiving crafts for the babies to take home. Look at how cute this is! Jay traces his hand and turns it into a turkey!


That little hand will be twice the size next year!