The Ker-chunk, Ker-chunk, Ker-CHUNK that resounds though the house when he really gets it going is impressive, to be sure. He doesn't stop when he is thirsty, but demands a hydration break (see center pic.) You get pulled into it too...my head will nod up and down to the rhythm of the jump, which just pleases him more and gives me a headache. He jumps until his hands and feet are past cold, but even then he doesn't stop. The only clue you have that he is done is his cry, but the Ker-chunk goes on until he is pulled out. Instead of the dance of the red shoes, it's the bounce of the navy slippers....
2 comments:
Looks like a happy boy! You really should post some pictures of him with Grand-mere!
Kay, the pics are really cute but B should talk to her Pediatrian about wheather it is good for Skeeters ankles to jump this much. I spent time like that in a jumper as a baby and damaged the ligament in my ankles. You don't wlak intil your physicaly ready to walk and putting to much time on those parts before tham can be bad for you in the long run. :( Katy
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