...for the twiners... and really, just baby steps for me. I do have a goal to completely redecorate their room by their 4th birthday which is just under a month away. So, in preparation for this we went ahead and took down their cribs. I've joked with several friends that the reason why my babies are so small is similar to the theory that a caged animal can only grow as big as it's cage... hence the twiners have only been able to grow as big as their cribs. I mean, they are turning 4 so I suppose now as good a time as ever to make the transition.
So long my baby cribs... it truly feels like the end of an era for me!
Now that the twiner's room has a slight empty feeling the kids find that to be much more fun as their new play room... naturally!!
And when Sam asked to play with the video camera this morning I allowed it... only to find this little slice of heaven recorded. It feels a lot like watching animals in their native habitat only because I can never get this real, raw footage of them being themselves whenever I turn the camera on. Enjoy!!
So long my baby cribs... it truly feels like the end of an era for me!
Now that the twiner's room has a slight empty feeling the kids find that to be much more fun as their new play room... naturally!!
And when Sam asked to play with the video camera this morning I allowed it... only to find this little slice of heaven recorded. It feels a lot like watching animals in their native habitat only because I can never get this real, raw footage of them being themselves whenever I turn the camera on. Enjoy!!