My two boys are a classic case of monkey-see, monkey-do. Ever since Alex was first mobile he's been following his brother around, watching him, and copying everything he does. He follows Nathaniel around like he's his shadow. I think it has helped Alex reach developmental milestones earlier than usual (walking, talking, jumping, CLIMBING)...but it also has a dark side. My littlest monkey has learned some not-so-nice habits from his big brother, such as grunting and growling (when he's angry or frustrated), screaming, throwing things, hitting. It's fabulous. Really.
At dinner the other night I was able to capture a classic example of my monkeys doing their thing.
Nate slurped his spaghetti ("some-getti").
And Alex slurped his spaghetti.
Nate used his fork.
And Alex used his fork.
Monkey See
Monkey Do

Monkey
See

Monkey

Do
Monkey See
Monkey Do
Monkey See, Monkey Do.
I sure do love my monkeys.
2 comments:
You have 2 VERY cute monkeys! Love the pictures!
You totally under hyped up this post! They are too funny!
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