May Days

This girl started smiling a lot, and we love it.

Brigham discovered the book "Counting Kisses".  It starts with 10 kisses on teeny tiny toes, so he started kissing his own toes.

Brigham had some great hair after naptime.

Aaron turned 32.

 We went to the aquarium and saw the "po" (Brigham language for penguins).

I think he was just as fascinated with the penguin cutouts on the wall as he was with the real thing.

After he drinks his morning cup of milk, Brigham typically heads straight for his animals.  He dumps them on the floor, and then sets them up in various locations in the living room and kitchen.  We usually clean them up during his nap, and soon after he wakes up he pulls them out again and reassembles the zoo for the rest of the afternoon and evening.

This little girls keeps smiling and kicking her legs.

We enjoyed morning trips to the park.  Brigham likes to go down the "wee" by himself and pick up the bark and throw it around.  He learned how to say "George" and likes to look at his Curious George books, wear his George shirt, and watch George on TV.

We went on a lot of walks and had some good times with cousin Aidyn.  

Sometimes when I have three babies in the house, it is easier to set up a diaper changing station and take care of all three at once.

Brigham is such a sweet big brother.  He has started playing peek-a-boo with Lexi and brings her baby toys to play with.  He gets concerned if she is crying or if we are leaving the room without her.  He enjoys laying by her and putting his face right up next to her.  He also enjoys trying to tickle her. She saves some of her best smiles for him.

School's out and we are excited for more time with Aaron, swimming, playing with cousins, a family reunion, and a trip to California.