It's "Dapper Dan." Isaac has been kind of obsessed with buttons lately, so I thought he'd like it. You can button, buckle, zip and velcro about a million different things on this guy. I think he's totally fun and cool. Isaac did, too, while we were in the store.When we got home, though, all he wanted to play with was this:
It's an advertisement that came in the mail Saturday for a new bridal shop in town.
Yup, my baby appreciates the simple things in life. He doesn't need fancy toys with buttons and buckles and zippers. Nope, he's way above that material stuff.
If I didn't love the kid so darn much, I'd swear off buying him toys altogether.Haha. Yeah, right. We all know that's not going to happen...
But seriously, they should lock me out of every store in the city, whether it sells toys or not. Whether it sells anything kids and babies might be remotely interested in or not. Because, chances are, no matter the place, I'd find something in there Isaac just couldn't live without. And then I'd watch as he gleefully absorbed a toilet paper roll.
(P.S. Take notice of the crossed feet. I tell you, he ALWAYS sits like this. What a weirdo. Couldn't have gotten that fro his mom. Nope. No way.)
4 comments:
OMG! You are a sooner?!?
Kaia plays with paper. There are usually at least 10 pieces scattered about the living room. Hey, at least at this age there is SOMETHING about them that is cheap!
yeah, you really oughta get him outta that UO gear.
I love his rosy cheeks in the last pic. His hair looks a little red too...the camera or does he have a little bit of red head in him? Just curious!
His hair looks pretty red. John's facial hair is red (the hair on his head is not. Weird, I know), so I think it's yet another trait he gets from his dad. There are more and more of them every day, it seems. :)
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