Someone loves yogurt, but would rather use his hand than a spoon. We're still working on that.
And in the mornings, when said child wants to wear his Elmo slippers, you say OK. Because saying OK will keep the meltdown from occurring and he's happy. So OK....(And yes we did change right before we went into school).
We're starting to potty train! It helps to have an activity to lure him into the bathroom and to keep him there. 
Drawing our fingers.
August 9th was Jackson's end-of-year party at school, and I went to watch him eat cheetos and a cupcake. Except when I got there, he was ready to go.
Ms. Sabrina's in the back.
Here's his friend Maddy - they've been in the same room together since 8 weeks. She was really enjoying her cupcake.
No-no was enjoying his cheetos.
Jackson and Chelsea (Ms. Carla's in the back).
After the party, he went back to work with me for a little while. He did really good at being friendly with my co-workers, and he even did a little drawing himself.
I think this was the weekend before, but we love hanging out with friends on the weekend! He plays really well with older kids, and it's so nice for him to go play and us not worry about him putting things in his mouth or getting into the electrical sockets.
My sweet boy before church. He wasn't interested in taking a picture.
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