Eli often phrases things out of order or differently than we normally do. For example, I'll say, Eli it's time to wash your hands for lunch. He'll respond with "how do you think it's time for me to wash my hands?"
Eli has had some health concerns with his tonsils, so we will be seeing an ENT soon after the new year. We are hoping to give him some relief as he snores all the time and really has a lot of throat-related sickness.
Look out for the HULK! |
Eli & Grace |
Eli has a brain like his daddy. If he's heard it once, he remembers it. Nice for him, tough for mom as my brain doesn't really work that way.
Birthday morning cinnamon rolls. |
Presents from Mom, Dad and Micah. |
He is an independent player mostly, but will surprise me and occasionally will be very social. As a socialite myself, I try to push him to interact more with his peers but he will do it out of the blue when I have nothing to do with it. He really is full of surprises for us.
Ready for church (we left the Hulk hands at home). |
Eli loves his church teachers on Tuesday morning (at Women of the Word), Wednesday night, and Sunday morning. He can usually tell us in detail what they did or learned about, but has very little to say about the other kids in his class. He has a group of church friends that we see several times a week and he usually can tell me about them. They are quite the crew!
Attempt at a normal picture with my 4 year old on his birthday. |
We sure love our little 4 year old! I just recently looked back to our pictures with him after he was born, on his first Christmas, and I just feel like it was moments ago. I know time goes quickly, but I think it speeds up every year.
The aftermath- the day after. |
4 year stats
Height: 40.5" (55th percentile)
Weight: 35.6lb (48th percentile)
Party in Sabetha. |
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