Park It, Please
It amazes me sometimes how our children pick up every nuance of everything we are doing, even when we don't realize it or no matter how insignificant we think it is. Our car, for example, has the gear shift in the middle console, Joaquin's carseat is in the middle of the backseat, right behind the console. Joaquin can see us put the car in reverse, drive and park. We didn't know he was paying attention until we saw him "park" his truck behind his tricycle and move the little gear shift in a different direction. He moves it again when he's backing up and again when he's "driving." Its pretty funny because he never forgets to move it, no matter if he's crashing into something or parking it.
Many of you already know that this is Mommy's favorite picture, c. April, 2002. This is the truck mentioned in today's post. The gear is on the other side. He's been having a blast with it since December, 2001, all thanks to Diane and Danielle.(Click image to see bigger.)
It amazes me sometimes how our children pick up every nuance of everything we are doing, even when we don't realize it or no matter how insignificant we think it is. Our car, for example, has the gear shift in the middle console, Joaquin's carseat is in the middle of the backseat, right behind the console. Joaquin can see us put the car in reverse, drive and park. We didn't know he was paying attention until we saw him "park" his truck behind his tricycle and move the little gear shift in a different direction. He moves it again when he's backing up and again when he's "driving." Its pretty funny because he never forgets to move it, no matter if he's crashing into something or parking it.
Many of you already know that this is Mommy's favorite picture, c. April, 2002. This is the truck mentioned in today's post. The gear is on the other side. He's been having a blast with it since December, 2001, all thanks to Diane and Danielle.(Click image to see bigger.)
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