Lately Eli hasn't been too excited about sharing with her little sister. In fact, he's been quite adamant that he does NOT want to share, and has gotten into a bit of trouble lately. He thinks if he squeezes her head, she'll stop trying to steal his toys...not good. SO, we've been working on things he can do to help relieve sharing 'stress'. Sometimes he has to share. Sometimes he gets Leah a different toy so he can play with his own...
...and sometimes he sits in a fort that Leah can't get to.
I think this is his favorite option.
He does, however, seem to enjoy playing with Leah in her car (which Eli calls Lightning McQueen, of course. Oh, and excuse the diaper. He had been playing in water.)
He (and Leah) had a lot of fun playing together.
Then Eli got his bike out, started riding it, got right off, and ran in the garage to get his helmet. Safety first!
He kept taking it off so he could look at Lightning McQueen on it and to look at 9-5 (his 2 favorite numbers. He doesn't say 'ninety-five' he says 'nine five'.)
...and sometimes he sits in a fort that Leah can't get to.
I think this is his favorite option.
He does, however, seem to enjoy playing with Leah in her car (which Eli calls Lightning McQueen, of course. Oh, and excuse the diaper. He had been playing in water.)
He (and Leah) had a lot of fun playing together.
Then Eli got his bike out, started riding it, got right off, and ran in the garage to get his helmet. Safety first!
He kept taking it off so he could look at Lightning McQueen on it and to look at 9-5 (his 2 favorite numbers. He doesn't say 'ninety-five' he says 'nine five'.)Now if we could just get him to actually ride his bike on his own :)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment