The Foshee Family: The Nursery

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

The Nursery

My sweet boy taking a break!

This is his favorite book. Goodnight Gorilla

Trucks are Carson's favorite toy right now.

We are learning to eat corn off the cob!

Carson learned the sign for drink and I think he only wants a sip of daddy's drink when he uses the sign. I guess we will have to work on teaching him drink is for his cup!!

This is Carson saying I don't know.

Brian and I finally decided to let Carson stay in the nursery at church. We had been going every so often and keeping him with us in church and now that he is talking, running and wanting to do things on his own it just wasn't working. Church has been an important part of our lives for so long and we don't want to miss out. We are all excited and looking forward to being a part of church again. Carson did great. He cried a little at first, but when we came to get him he was playing great!! Here are a few updated pics of Carson. I hope you enjoy!!

2 comments:

Melissa said...: Oh my gosh! He's getting so big and he looks just like a Zebot! Ainsley has an Anywhere chair too and loves it!; February 26, 2009 at 3:16 PM
Lori said...: It's about time you take him to the nursery!!! ha ha The pics are very cute. We miss you guys.; February 28, 2009 at 8:44 AM

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