The Bredensteiners: BOYS BOYS BOYS

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

BOYS BOYS BOYS

My 4 boys

My boys play so well together sometimes. The other day Clay and I were talking about best friends and I asked him who his best friend was and he said, "Ephraim and Kai. Melt my heart! I hope they really stay best bud forever.

Clay is getting so big; I really enjoy his company and help around the house. He is very smart; he really doesn't miss a thing (we definately have to be careful with what we do and say).

Eph is in the rascal phase...destroying everything he can get his hands on and getting into everything I don't want him too. With that said he is still so sweet and cuddly and he really wants to please me, curiosity just gets the best of him.

Clay

Eph

Best Buds

Kai is crawling! He has been mobile since around 6 1/2 months; much earlier then the first two. My theory: Baby #1 everything is brought to him by his parents, Baby #2 everything is brought to him by Baby #1, and Baby #3 has to chase down Baby #1 and #2 because everyone is running around too busy to notice what he wants! Anyways, he can sit up really well and has been pulling himself up on everything to standing so I'm sure walking will be coming shortly...oh joy! He has also cut his first two teeth and has been quite miserable about it (unfortunately for all of us). He loves to be in the action and wants to do a lot on his own.

Always on the go

Sitting up

Practicing walking

Little rider

I LOVE MY BOYS! They are so much fun.

Tub time

2 comments:

Heidi said...: Oh, those are such cute pictures! (Now we just need one of YOU with your boys, too). I love the look on Kai's face in the sitting up picture.

Also, in the tub picture, what is Kai sitting in? That looks very helpful for his stage--sitting up in a full-size tub. I may need to get one of those...; October 11, 2007 at 10:20 AM
Chris and Jerrae said...: Too cute. Don't you just love good cameras-totally worth the money.; October 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM

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Funny Things my Kids Say

Eph: When we both grow up and live next to eachother maybe when your mother (wife) leaves and my mother (wife) leaves I can sneak up and go to your house and we can play. Clay: Adults don't play and it's not your mom it's your wife.
Mom: Ouch, my foot is really hurting! Kai: You're still alive Momma.
Kai and I were going back and forth with the,"I love you to the moon, I love you to the sun, etc." I said, "I love you to Venus" and Kai responded, "I love you to the penis"...LOL!
Clay: Ephraim, why do you always copy me? Ephraim: Because I love ya.
Kai was playing with his train the other day and I overheard him saying, "You can do it Thomas" and of course I was thinking Thomas the kid's engine, and then I heard him say, " You can do it, Thomas Monson"...LOL!
Kai always sleeps in my bed. One day I asked him why he didn't like his bed and he said,"It's too fluffy."
Whenever asked any question from "What is your name?" to "What do you want to do today?", Kai always responds with "Quesadilla".
Kai spent a couple months calling everyone "boob-butt" (boob was taken from the recent Horton Hears a Who movie).
When Kai wants to be picked up he says, "Grab me".
All my boys sing the song Paradise City by Guns N' Roses...embarassing.
When you ask Kai his name he says "Coc-head"- he means coconut head.
In between Conference sessions they played the movie "The Other side of Heaven" and during the scene where the rats are chewing on his feet Kai yells, "Wake up Dude!"
Ephraim says' That's ridiculous!"
When I ask Kai anything he shakes his head violently and says, "No-no!"
Clay told me that he was making funny faces in his class and that the girls were laughing. I asked him if the boys laughed too; he said, "no, they got mad". He told me he likes girls better then boys because they're "pretty". Oh boy!
Clay had some food stuck in his throat and I told him to drink some water to wash it down. He said, "I think I need to use a screw to get it out"- OUCH!
I told Clay that if he ate all his veggies he would be big and strong like his daddy. He said, " Well, that's not strong enough".
Clay turned to me after a meal and said, "Thanks for making dinner Mom". Then he turned to Jon and said, "Thanks, Dad". Jon responded a bit surprised, "What for, I didn't do anything?" Clay replied, "For working". WOW!
Josh came over and was checking out our pear tree in the front yard and Clay put his face up real close to him and said, "Jesus made the pears, Uncle Josh." Josh said he felt like he was in church! HA HA
Clay was being a stinker and I told him to "please be more obedient Clayton Ryan" and he responded, "I'm not Clayton I'm Nephi" and my mom told him that Nephi would be obedient to his parents. So, after some thought he replied, "Oh, I'm not Nephi".
When they don't like a food the boys say its too "spicy".
When something is too hard for the boys to do they say its too "heavy".
My boys both say, "I don't want that ever ever again, so there!"
Clay informed me the other day that he also liked Momma's milk (like baby Kai). I told him that he drank cow's milk like Mommy and Daddy and after a moments thought he said "No, I just drink seahorse milk!"