The day began with some time on the dock.
Dock, awesome dock.
And then it was over to Great Aunt Marian and Great Uncle Bob's house for a post-wedding brunch, where Great Grandma sat with her 4 great-grandkids and 1 grandniece.
And Jess learned that there just is a difference between boys and girls. Max (1 year), Aiden (1 year, 1 month) and Landon (9 months) spent most of their time together trying to wrestle. They would toddle, crawl or scoot their way together and try to get on top of each other - something Maddie and the other little girls never did (and is clearly ingrained because it isn't a learned behavior unless all 3 have been sneaking watching the WWE).
The day began with some time on the dock.
Dock, awesome dock.
And then it was over to Great Aunt Marian and Great Uncle Bob's house for a post-wedding brunch, where Great Grandma sat with her 4 great-grandkids and 1 grandniece.
And Jess learned that there just is a difference between boys and girls. Max (1 year), Aiden (1 year, 1 month) and Landon (9 months) spent most of their time together trying to wrestle. They would toddle, crawl or scoot their way together and try to get on top of each other - something Maddie and the other little girls never did (and is clearly ingrained because it isn't a learned behavior unless all 3 have been sneaking watching the WWE).
2 comments:
You forgot to mention the mutually forced pacifier exchanges. Nothing seemed so interesting to Max and Landon as the other guy's paci. This seemed to be the purpose of some of the wrestling. Sort of like a testosterone-fueled wine tasting for toddlers.
The Dzedo
Looking at the photo I could tell there was a pacifier thing going on--pacis are always greener on the other side of the fence? Love all these kids together.
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