Dis is what go-ills we-uh.

Dis is what go-ills we-uh.

For those of you who don't understand kidspeak, that says "this is what girls wear." That was how my nephew, Kanye described all of the sheer curtains on the windows at our house. (meaning that the material was sheer like a tutu or poofy dress or skirt). His little "accent" is hilarious! We can't figure out where he learned to talk like that , but it is so funny.

What's this got to do with Langston, you ask? Well, his exersaucer is right be a window and one day I found him enthralled by the material of the curtains. I think I have some video below (sorry again, for the sideways view).

First teething biscuit.

On Saturday, January 18, we bought Langston his first teething biscuit. Needless to say, he loved it! We gave it to him in the car and the whole rest of the drive he grunted and chuckled and cooed and just generally made satisfied lip smacking sounds. Eating with relish is the only way to describe it. By the time we pulled into our drive, he was a mess and so was his carseat, but he was happy.







Kitchen bathtime.
We think these pics are just funny, Langston had a diaper blowout and we had to do a quick rinse in the sink. We used a kitchen towel for drying and then cover-up. Doesn't he look like a little man, fresh out of some miniature shower?




New Pajamas!
Langston got new pjs for Christmas from Santa. They are footed sleepers with a thme and funny feet - here is one set. The space explorer set, is complete with martian faces on the feet. We had to take pictures.