BOYS and their TOYS
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DVD/VCR playersA big difference between boys and girls: Boys sure know their electronics from a VERY early age!
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Kyle, Laura, Janelle, Spencer, & Annelyse
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Cute! I love the little hat. ~~Since I don't have your email I'll ask you here: when did Spencer start social smiling and cooing?
Like worms to apples, like bees to honey... my boys have that "electronic factor" also, the "king of the remote" syndrome runs deep in our home. It's always a battle, I just don't see the draw.It started young too, I even gave them an old remote to play with when we had one of our old TV sets break, yes- they still have it, and yes-- it's still a favorite, in fact, I saw Josh playing with it today as a "remote control car".
Crystal- Just FYI, my email is lamammen@yahoo.com. You can email me anytime! Spencer started social smiling at about 2 months, but that was even earlier than Janelle did. He was probably 3 months before he started being very verbal. But I seriously think every baby is so different. Some babies do things early, some on time, some late, but it doesn't mean that they're any smarter than other babies their age. I'm sure Douglas is figuring things out without you even realizing it. (That's how it was for me anyway. One day Spencer couldn't even sit up, and now he's crawling!) Douglas will grow up to be a smarty pants, I know it!
What a smarty pants! I love his little hat!
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