From the Rossers with Love: September 2016

Friday, September 30, 2016

Snapshots: A Week in the Life of John {20}

Day 134: September 18

Resting with Grandma

Day 135: September 19

4 month old check up; getting a kiss from big brother

James joined us for his 2 year old check up!

Day 136: September 20

Just enjoying some down time

Day 137: September 21

First night sleep in big crib

Day 138: September 22

Blowing bubbles with daddy

Day 139: September 23

Getting so big!

Day 140: September 24

Enjoying a walk

For the video this week we have Mr. John talking!

Monday, September 26, 2016

First Solid Food

John wasn't so sure about his first solid food adventure of bananas. Until after a few bites he decided he liked it!

James was excited John was eating a banana!

Here's a video of the experience!

Wednesday, September 21, 2016

Snapshots: A Week in the Life of John {19}

Day 127: September 11

Bouncing with Grand Mommy

Day 128: September 12

Hello Mr. John

Day 129: September 13

Can you do this mommy?

Day 130: September 14

Ready to go!

Day 131: September 15

Look at that Rosser double chin!

Day 132: September 16

Love you Grand Mommy and Grand Daddy!

Day 133: September 17

Happy to be back in Grandpa's arms!

Sunday, September 11, 2016

Snapshots: A Week in the Life of John {18}

Day 120: September 4

What a big boy

Day 121: September 5

Nap time

Day 122: September 6

Just hanging out

Day 123: September 7

Love those feet

Day 124: September 8

Happy 4 months old!

Day 125: September 9

Frannie's watching over her little brother

Day 126: September 10

James telling John a joke

For the video this week we have John hanging out with Mr. Spots:

Sunday, September 4, 2016

James has always been an independent guy and that hasn't changed. Now that he is getting older he insists on doing more and more things himself. Maria Montessori said the children she worked with would say, "help me do it myself." We totally see that in James...he has such a desire to learn and try things but after we help him he wants to do it by himself. We are often told, "Go away." It's endearing, at least for the moment!

He likes to take his "stool" throughout the house and turn on and off the lights, get water out of the refrigerator, wash his hands in the bathroom, and as you can see in the picture, get his own peanut butter for his toast. It's been fun to watch him assert his independence!