This weekend Eric was vacuuming and had to move the high chair. He looks at it, and it's cumbersome heaviness and awkward shape and than at me and says "Should we just get rid of this?" as I slowly stopped doing dishes, I looked at him with what I am sure was the equivalent to Bambi doe eyes and said "No not yet" in my heart I know my boys will always be my babies, but it seems as though I am letting more and more of my babies go with each thing we get rid of. 1st it was the bouncy chairs and baby toys, then Aragorn's crib into a big boy bed, now the high chair.
We have started looking into kindergarten classes for Aragorn, as we feel he's ready, and will be more so by this next school year. Yet another step into big boydome I have to endure, one more step to admitting they are in fact growing up. It's a hard and emotional job being parents. On one hand you want them to grow up and do things on their own, be more independent. On the other, you long for the days when they were nestled into you breathing softly as you smiled down on them. It's hard to watch them do things on their own play video games, get some snacks, read a book, and not need you.
I am comforted by the fact though, that every now and then, when they think we're not paying attention, the boys will stop, calm down and look over and smile at us. I think, just to make sure that we're still behind them, no matter how independent they may get. To that I say, you'll always be our Baby Bear and Little bug no matter how big you get!!
I am comforted by the fact though, that every now and then, when they think we're not paying attention, the boys will stop, calm down and look over and smile at us. I think, just to make sure that we're still behind them, no matter how independent they may get. To that I say, you'll always be our Baby Bear and Little bug no matter how big you get!!









