Audrey and Antonino have been talking up a storm and I just find some of their statements so funny. For example...
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12 Reasons Toddlers Cry
Sunday, October 21, 2018
Audrey and Antonino are not even 2 years old yet but I feel
like they've discovered so many new skills. They're now more confident on their
feet and walk at full speed. They've already started stringing words
together to form short sentences like "Put it here, mommy" and "Take a bath." We do our best to encourage them to use their words to describe
their feelings. But then again they're still very young so there are times when
they get frustrated because they can't have everything their way or they simply
can't tell us what they want. The result? A temper tantrum. As with most
parenting conundrums, Joey and I try to keep our sense of humor or else we
might end up crying too! So today I'm sharing with you a dozen
silly reasons why our twin toddlers cry:
5 Random Things My Twin Toddlers Love
Sunday, October 14, 2018
It's funny how toddlers are attracted to the most random
household items. I mean, yes, the twins love their board books, puzzles and
cooking sets, but there are also times when they would rather play with stuff
that's just lying around the house like these:
Toy basket
The first thing the twins do when they get a basket of toys from the shelf is dump everything and then just play with the basket!
7 Tips for Eating Out With Toddlers
Sunday, March 11, 2018
The first time we took the twins out to a restaurant, they behaved impeccably simply because they were only 4 months old and slept through the entire meal. We took them out a couple more times after that but only for really quick meals in restaurants within our neighborhood. They were pretty manageable then. We just had to be really quick in whisking them outside of the restaurant until they calmed down. After which, they would fall asleep for the rest of the meal. But now that they're over a year old, dining out with them has definitely become more challenging.
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