Sunday, January 30, 2011
We Made It!
Thursday, January 27, 2011
ALOHA!
I can't believe we are leaving tomorrow for Hawaii! All week I have been prepping Nainoa about how we are going on an airplane to visit Tutu in Hawaii. I tell him who he's going to meet what we are going to do. How he's going to sit on Mommy and Daddy's lap the whole 6 hours. (One can dream right?) He's been repeating the story back to me in his own words like, "Tutu airplane...Wiki bus...get off airplane...Uncle Verge guitar...Uncle Kipe hula....Popo" etc. So hopefully it will be smooth sailing tomorrow. I wrapped a few new books and travel doodle thing. I downloaded a few episodes Yo Gabba Gabba. Since he's never seen the a full episode, maybe that will kill 24 minutes and 36 seconds of hour 6 hour journey. Lots of snacks and lots of patience. I'll let all you know how it goes! ALOHA!
Sunday, January 23, 2011
January '11
January is almost over and lot's of things have been happening over here. Nainoa's language is growing everyday. He is getting really good with 3 syllable words. He can finally say his name correctly. Instead of "Noa" he can say "Nainoa." He can say simple 3 word sentences like "Take off shoes.", "Nainoa hold it." He still hitting, shooting, carrying any sort of ball. He loves looking at pictures of family and friends. His favorite picture album is from our wedding in Maui. I am so excited to go to Hawaii next Friday. We will be there for 2 glorious weeks. I am a little nervous about the flight but at least Eye will be there. We have been talking a lot about getting on the airplane to visit Tutu. Hopefully it will be smooth flying. (fingers crossed)
Visiting Byron at Southpoint Hotel. He was in town playing with his mother-in-law
Connie Stevens. Nainoa had a blast playing with Wilder (1o days younger). He especially had fun playing with Wilder's older brother.
Connie Stevens. Nainoa had a blast playing with Wilder (1o days younger). He especially had fun playing with Wilder's older brother.
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Raising Cain: Protecting the Inner Lives of Boys
Eye and I watched this great documentary Raising Cain: Protecting the Inner Lives of Boys. I picked it up from our local library. It was really interesting and I highly suggest to my mommy friends who have boys. Someone watch it so I can talk to someone about it!
Saturday, January 8, 2011
2011 Updates
Nainoa is 19 months and getting cuter and cuter everyday. His language, memory, and humor are growing everyday. One of the things that he does that makes himself laugh is call me, "Uncle Mommy." He just thinks that is the funniest things in the world. He such a parrot these days that we really have to watch our mouth. He said the F-bomb twice the other night on his Daddy's watch of course. Nainoa loves to drum, play piano, read books, dance, play with any sort of ball (he can name every type of ball) and go the new indoor playground called Kinderland Cafe. One of his favorite things to do is go to Guitar Center with his Daddy and play on all the instruments.
We are having so much fun with Nainoa. On his last check up he weighed almost 28 pounds. He is over the 95 percentile in his height and 75 percentile in his weight. Doc said he's advanced in his language for his age. He's basically talking like a two year old and boy so are his tantrums. Yes the terrible twos have started over here. Nainoa can throw a mean tantrum when he doesn't get his way. He does the flop on the ground and cry when things don't go exactly his way. I really feel at a loss on the best way to discipline. I need to figure out our way of disciplining Nainoa. Part of my New Years resolution is to read more so here are the some of the books I am picking up from the library tomorrow. Playful Parenting, No-Cry Discipline Solution and Raising Cane: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys. If anyone else has any good ones please let me know!




We are having so much fun with Nainoa. On his last check up he weighed almost 28 pounds. He is over the 95 percentile in his height and 75 percentile in his weight. Doc said he's advanced in his language for his age. He's basically talking like a two year old and boy so are his tantrums. Yes the terrible twos have started over here. Nainoa can throw a mean tantrum when he doesn't get his way. He does the flop on the ground and cry when things don't go exactly his way. I really feel at a loss on the best way to discipline. I need to figure out our way of disciplining Nainoa. Part of my New Years resolution is to read more so here are the some of the books I am picking up from the library tomorrow. Playful Parenting, No-Cry Discipline Solution and Raising Cane: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys. If anyone else has any good ones please let me know!
Monday, January 3, 2011
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