Biting

There is a biter in Noah's class. He came home several days with bite marks on him. We discovered them at bath time. Because of this, his daycare started doing "Bumps, bites, and bruises" checks. Lots of paper work to sign. He hasn't bitten yet, but some of the others are learning from the biter. Hopefully, this is a faze that will pass soon.

Mommy will make it better.

Not a baby anymore

So, Noah was getting a bit shaggy. I took him in alone to get his haircut. The lady used clippers on him. I agreed because I didn't understand what she was about to do. He now has a real little boy haircut. He looks so handsome. Doesn't he?

Eating New Things

He is finally eating new things. Pretty much anything fried or put between bread or tortillas. We had an adventure not long ago where I let him feed himself Spaghetti-Os. You can image the mess.
Yes, more ended up on the outside than inside, but at least he tried something new.

A Father's Worst Nightmare

So, Noah has been very interested on putting on Jeremy and my shoes. You know flip-flops or sneakers. And for a while now, he is always taking my shoes out of the closet. We have to keep that door shut when he is in our room. Apparently, I had left some heels by the front door the night before. On this morning, Noah decided to try them on. He actually did okay walking in them once he got them on right. (Yes, Mommy helped) He has done this several times since.

4-wheeling

We have found that we cannot go into the workshop without taking Noah for a ride on the 4-wheeler. Just once around the yard will do. As soon as he steps foot in the workshop, he runs over to it and tries to climb on. Obviously, he doesn't get very far. He is also learning how to start it up and make it go.

I just thought this was cute.

Wildman

This is what his hair looked like when he woke up that morning.