We have been making efforts to "fatten up" the boys. As part of this plan we have been bringing the boys fortified baby fruit juice and yogurt drinks in addition to the standard yogurt and bananas. We also have brought kiwis. Ty ate a record 5 kiwis yesterday. Today we brought a bag of M&Ms for the translator and the boys immediately knew what they were and tried to eat as many as they could get away with. Ty still doesn't want to say "please" and refused to - even for M&Ms. Maxx did attempt to say "please" which was a first for him.
Ty is still Daddy's boy. He now says "up" and "down" when he wants to be lifted or lowered.
Maxx is becoming more of a chatterbox. I can now get him to lie down for diapering if he can talk to a toy. He showed us he knows the word "koy on" which means rabbit by pointing to it on a rattle.
Today we decided to take the boys outside. It was a little muddy outside and Maxx fell into the mud and got himself covered with it. Towards the end of our outside time the driver showed up and Ty was allowed to sit in the driver's seat of the car. I had to take Maxx inside for clean up but Randy said Ty was very impressed with himself when he sat in the car.
When I took Maxx to his room I got a "finger shake" from his teacher for bringing him back dirty. Apparently, Kazakh children do not get muddy or dirty.
Tomorrow we will have court in the morning and a babyhouse visit in the afternoon.
Cross your fingers for us,
Marcia
Ty is still Daddy's boy. He now says "up" and "down" when he wants to be lifted or lowered.
Maxx is becoming more of a chatterbox. I can now get him to lie down for diapering if he can talk to a toy. He showed us he knows the word "koy on" which means rabbit by pointing to it on a rattle.
Today we decided to take the boys outside. It was a little muddy outside and Maxx fell into the mud and got himself covered with it. Towards the end of our outside time the driver showed up and Ty was allowed to sit in the driver's seat of the car. I had to take Maxx inside for clean up but Randy said Ty was very impressed with himself when he sat in the car.
When I took Maxx to his room I got a "finger shake" from his teacher for bringing him back dirty. Apparently, Kazakh children do not get muddy or dirty.
Tomorrow we will have court in the morning and a babyhouse visit in the afternoon.
Cross your fingers for us,
Marcia
Fingers Crossed and Prayers said!
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