Once Jordan saw a picture of himself as a baby in Korea with a ponytail in his hair. He thought that was hilarious and ocassionally asks to have a ponytail put in his hair. It's much shorter now than it was then, so it can be tricky to get a ponytail to stay. Of course, whatever Jordan does Aiden has to do too. But Aiden has a much more difficult time leaving his ponytail alone. He is constantly pulling it out and then coming up to me to say, "Help me!" In the short span of a half hour I probably put Aiden's ponytail in about 10 times.
The boys love to ride on Luke's back. Aiden always seems to think that we are a jungle gym and climbs all over as much as he can. Poor Luke must get pretty tired out by these boys!
Aiden has hardly slept in his bedroom at all since this past summer. He sleeps in a pack and play in our bedroom every single night. I finally took the crib down because let's face it, he is never going to sleep in there again. I have the toddler bed set up and encourage the boys to play in it in the hopes that Aiden will start to feel comfortable in it. My goal for this upcoming spring and summer is to get him to sleep in his bedroom again.
Isn't that smile adorable? Aiden feels every emotion so strongly. When he's upset, he's really, really upset. And when he's excited, he can get extremely silly and hyper. There's never a doubt in anyone's mind how Aiden is feeling at any moment.
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